CCTA Anatomy
What are the three cusps of the aortic valve?
What are the left coronary cusp, right coronary cusp, and non-coronary cusp
What is the determining factor on how to label vessels?
What are landing zones
If a facility sends a non-contrast study, what should be added to the order?
What is a calcium score?
On Visage, how many images should be in your report?
What are 6 images
What is one thing you will never score?
What is a stent
What are the four chambers of the heart?
What are the left atrium, right atrium, left ventricle, and right ventricle
Which vessels can get a dual name?
What are RCA and LCX
What is the best overall phase for imaging in most cases for CCTAs?
What is diastolic
What is the first thing you should check when loading images into Visage?
What is numerical order.
What must be selected on the drop down when sending to Visage from Coreline?
What is Little Endian Explicit
What artery is a rare vessel located between the LAD and LCX?
What is the Ramus
On Scripps Measurements, what is the VRT supposed to look like?
What is a VRT of the AscAO only and not the tree
If a facility sends two phases between 20-40% and two phases between 60-80%, with the phases in between, what should be added unless otherwise stated?
What is a CFA
On Tera, how do you get to each results page?
What is Right mouse click and select each data set
What is the main difference on a BHE Protocol?
What is labeling "Others" on Report
What smaller branches originate from the LAD?
What are the diagonal (D) and septal branches
What are 3 things visualized in a Parasternal Long Axis MIP MPR?
What is the aorta, left ventricle, and left atrium
When should you perform an additional phase?
What is when there is motion present on specific vessels on overall phase selected, where the vessel looks better on a different phase
On Vitrea, if a facility request height and weight, when do you add it in?
What is adding in the data last
At what level do you measure on a Scout Reference for Tera Scripps Protocols?
What vessel runs along the right AV groove between the right atrium and right ventricle?
What is the right coronary artery (RCA)
What should be included on a VRT?
What are all coronary vessels associated with the heart (excluding conus, SA nodes, and Septal branches)
Before calling a facility for missing images, what should you check?
What is reviewing the inbound to see if images are still coming over
When structuring in the Left Ventricle, what do you try to avoid?
What is the heart muscle (myocardium)
On Vitrea, when exporting your batch, what must be selected so it is sent over properly to the facility?
What is "Group Evidence into Single Series"