Anatomy
Physiology
Color Doppler
EKGs
Anatomy and Echocardiography
100
the following is the normal M-mode measurement range for
1.9-4.0cm
Left atrium
100
What is the stroke volume?
EDV 120 mL
ESV 20 mL
100 mL
100
What two colors do we see using color doppler
Red and Blue
100
heart rate greater than 100 bpm
Sinus tachycardia
100
the anteroseptal wall is supplied with blood by
left anterior descending artery
200
PPT slide 4 label the PSAX Ao level leaflets
1. RCC
2. NCC
3. LCC
200
What is the correct order of the cardiac cycle?
diastole, IVCT, systole, IVRT
200
What does BART stand for?
Blue Away Red Towards
200
this is characterized by the P wave
atrial systole
200
the branches of the left coronary artery are
left anterior descending and the left circumflex artery
300
the two chambers associated with the pulmonic system
Right atrium and ventricle
300
Cardiac output is calculated by multiplying stroke volume by this other factor
heart rate
300
Describe blood flow through the mitral valve in Apical 4
Antegrade
300
Ventricular repolarization is represented as
QRS complex
300
when using color doppler, the color box should be parallel
TRUE
400
What is number 10?
descending aorta
400
The node present at the boundaries between the atria and the ventricle that conducts the impulse to the ventricle
AV node
400
retrograde
400
There is a measurable PR interval in Afib
FALSE
400
The transducer is placed on the chest next to the and the indicator is pointed to the left shoulder during which view
PSAX
500
starting from the IVC and ending at the body, describe blood flow through the heart
RA, TV, RV, PV, MPA, L or RPA, lungs, Pul Ve, LA, LV, AV Ao
500
Calculate the ejection fraction and cardiac output
HR: 85 bpm
SV 40mL
EDV 120mL
CO 3.4 L/min
EF 33%
500
when describing color flow, we use this as our reference point
transducer
500
This valvular event occurs after the P wave on the EKG
mitral valve opening
500
these two views are the same except one is rotated
PLAX and Apical 3