ARDMS Echo RDCS Board Registry practice Test 200 Questions with Verified Answers,100% CORRECT
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ARDMS Echo RDCS Board Registry practice Test 200 Questions with Verified Answers
Which is the following is the typical treatment for advanced pericarditis?
a. thoracentesis
b. stent placement
c. heart transplant
d. pericardectomy - CORRECT ANSWER d
When recording flow velocity on the LV...
ARDMS Echo RDCS Board Registry practice Test 200 Questions with Verified Answers
Which is the following is the typical treatment for advanced pericarditis?
a. thoracentesis
b. stent placement
c. heart transplant
d. pericardectomy - CORRECT ANSWER d
When recording flow velocity on the LVOT, the:
a. PW Doppler cursor should be placed distal to the aortic valve closure
b. CW doppler should be placed parallel to the aortic valve closure
c. CW doppler should be placed perpendicular to the aortic valve closure
d. PW Doppler cursor should be placed proximal to the aortic valve closure - CORRECT ANSWER d
The ultrasound system relies on the ____________________ for accurate recording of motion clips on an echo
a. R wave and T wave on the EKG
b. system timer to be set at 5 seconds
c. QRS on the EKG
d. system timer to be set at 3 seconds - CORRECT ANSWER a
Which of the following describes how to differentiate a ruptured chordae attached to a flail anterior mitral leaflet from a vegetation attached to the anterior mitral leaflet?
a. Flail leaflets usually cause regurgitation and vegetations normally cause stenosis.
b. Mitral vegetations normally form on the atrial side of the valve and the ruptured chordae related to a flail leaflet will be identified on the ventricular side of the valve.
c. Vegetations are much more hypoechoic than the chordae tendinae. d. A flail mitral leaflet demonstrates a distinct appearance on m-mode that is easily differentiated from the m-mode appearance of vegetation on the valve. - CORRECT ANSWER b
Which of the following decreases as aortic stenosis
increases in severity?
A: time velocity interval
B: mean pressure gradient
C: peak pressure gradient
D: valve area - CORRECT ANSWER d
Which of the following would be part of the
standard patient history that should be obtained
for every transesophageal echo but not for a
transthoracic echo? A: History of radiation treatment
B: NPO status
C: Patient gender
D: Abnormalities in exercise tolerance level - CORRECT ANSWER b
Propranolol can be used to treat
A: patent ductus arteriosus
B: subaortic stenosis caused by hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
C: vegetation formation on the tricuspid valve
D: carcinoid disease - CORRECT ANSWER b
8. Which type of valvular regurgitation usually
demonstrates the highest pressure gradient?
A: Pulmonary insufficiency
B: Aortic insufficiency
C: Tricuspid regurgitation
D: Mitral regurgitation - CORRECT ANSWER d
____________________ is defined as an abnormal
connection of the left subclavian vein to the
coronary sinus.
A: DiGeorge syndrome
B: persistent left SVC
C: persistent right SVC
D: Ebstein malformation - CORRECT ANSWER b
You identify thickened, tethered mitral leaflets,
decreased E-F slope on PW Doppler, and right
ventricular hypertrophy on an echo. These are all
signs of
A: mitral valve prolapse
B: mitral stenosis
C: endocarditis
D: pulmonary HTN - CORRECT ANSWER b
11. Which of the following echocardiographic findings
is least likely to be associated with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome?
A: MVP
B: ASD
C: sinus of Valsalva aneurysm
D: peripheral pulmonary stenosis - CORRECT ANSWER d
While obtaining a PW Doppler tracing of the mitral
valve, you notice the E peak is moderately taller
than the A peak on the waveform and it has a
shorter than normal deceleration time. Which of
the following will cause this finding?
A: grade 1 diastolic dysfunction
B: restrictive cardiomyopathy
C: pulmonary HTN
D: mitral stenosis - CORRECT ANSWER b
Which of the following right ventricular wall
segments is seen on the apical 4 chamber view?
A: Inferior
B: Lateral
C: Medial
D: Anterior - CORRECT ANSWER b
How do you measure the strain rate for a specific
segment of the left ventricular wall?
A: Measure the wall thickness in systole and diastole
B: use m-mode to demonstrate the velocity of the segment of interest and the adjacent normal segments
C: Take 2-3 tissue Doppler samples from the area of interest
D: Take 2-3 PW Doppler samples from the area of interest - CORRECT ANSWER c
If there is a weak signal and significant fluctuation
in the vertical position of the EKG tracing across the
screen:
A: the skin contact with the electrodes is poor
B: the EKG should be increased to a maximum level
C: the alcohol used to clean the skin is causing artifact
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