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610 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 610
What is the most common cause of sudden cardiac death in patients under 30?
VSD
*but, they can close spontaneously so in adults it's BAV, ASD, MVP
HCMO
pulmonary atresia and TOF
low
Term 2 of 610
The LAD is a branch of the _______________.
left atrium
left coronary artery
coronary artery disease (CAD)
muscular/trabecular
Term 3 of 610
How does flow through a PDA appear in PSAX?
presystolic gallop
atrial gallop
continuous flow
towards transducer
complete / D-transposition
PCWP = LAP or EDLVP
,Term 4 of 610
AV Block
SOB when laying on your side (can be either side)
vasodilator
can be used to decrease venous return, (i.e., to provoke MVP)
impairment of conduction between atria & ventricles
>10mmHg drop in systolic BP w/ inspiration
Term 5 of 610
EPSS (E point septal separation) is measured to evaluate for ____________________.
open heart surgery
left ventricular dilatation
right coronary artery
ventricular
Definition 6 of 610
<34 ml/m^2
The foramen ovale shuts because of _________ LAP at birth.
Normal LAVi
Coarctation will ____________ LVSP.
aortic atheroma
,Term 7 of 610
How does Cushing disease affect the heart?
carotids
LVH
ideally clear
RA
Term 8 of 610
Will SAM and related MR be present w/ apical HCMO?
VSD
LA
AOV
no
Term 9 of 610
The pressure gradient is ____________ at a stenosis.
early diastole
increase
increased
aorta & PA
, Term 10 of 610
Umbilical vein carries _____________ blood into IVC of fetus.
dysplastic
oxygenated
right atrium
subacute
Term 11 of 610
The inferolateral wall of the LV is also called the ____________ wall.
bacterial
ascending aorta
aortic stenosis
posterior
Definition 12 of 610
<50% reduction in IVC diameter during deep inspiration
LV Ejection time (LVET)
dehiscence (prosthetic valve)
IVC plethora
pseudotruncus
610 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 610
What is the most common cause of sudden cardiac death in patients under 30?
VSD
*but, they can close spontaneously so in adults it's BAV, ASD, MVP
HCMO
pulmonary atresia and TOF
low
Term 2 of 610
The LAD is a branch of the _______________.
left atrium
left coronary artery
coronary artery disease (CAD)
muscular/trabecular
Term 3 of 610
How does flow through a PDA appear in PSAX?
presystolic gallop
atrial gallop
continuous flow
towards transducer
complete / D-transposition
PCWP = LAP or EDLVP
,Term 4 of 610
AV Block
SOB when laying on your side (can be either side)
vasodilator
can be used to decrease venous return, (i.e., to provoke MVP)
impairment of conduction between atria & ventricles
>10mmHg drop in systolic BP w/ inspiration
Term 5 of 610
EPSS (E point septal separation) is measured to evaluate for ____________________.
open heart surgery
left ventricular dilatation
right coronary artery
ventricular
Definition 6 of 610
<34 ml/m^2
The foramen ovale shuts because of _________ LAP at birth.
Normal LAVi
Coarctation will ____________ LVSP.
aortic atheroma
,Term 7 of 610
How does Cushing disease affect the heart?
carotids
LVH
ideally clear
RA
Term 8 of 610
Will SAM and related MR be present w/ apical HCMO?
VSD
LA
AOV
no
Term 9 of 610
The pressure gradient is ____________ at a stenosis.
early diastole
increase
increased
aorta & PA
, Term 10 of 610
Umbilical vein carries _____________ blood into IVC of fetus.
dysplastic
oxygenated
right atrium
subacute
Term 11 of 610
The inferolateral wall of the LV is also called the ____________ wall.
bacterial
ascending aorta
aortic stenosis
posterior
Definition 12 of 610
<50% reduction in IVC diameter during deep inspiration
LV Ejection time (LVET)
dehiscence (prosthetic valve)
IVC plethora
pseudotruncus
