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A highly attenuating structure inhibits the transmission of sound which produces an anechoic area, posterior to the structure known as - Shadowing Increasing sector size increases the - Number of pulses needed to create the image Increasing sector size will decrease the - Frame rate and temporal resolution Spatial resolution will improve with - Increased line density ________________ resolution is the ability to differentiate two reflectors that are perpendicular to the US beam - Lateral _______...

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CCI Adult Echo CTL Preparing for Exam | Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Latest Update 2024 | Verified

CCI Adult Echo CTL Preparing for Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Latest Update 2024 | Verified

A highly attenuating structure inhibits the transmission of sound which produces an anechoic area, posterior to the structure known as - Shadowing Increasing sector size increases the - Number of pulses needed to create the image Increasing sector size will decrease the - Frame rate and temporal resolution Spatial resolution will improve with - Increased line density ________________ resolution is the ability to differentiate two reflectors that are perpendicular to the US beam - Lateral ...

CCI ADULT ECHO CTL POST-PROCEDURE (7%)

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An EKG performed during an echocardiogram requires the use of three leads. Which of the following is not a standard location for lead placement? a) right arm b) left leg c) left arm d) right leg - ANSWER-d) right leg A patient presents with a clinical history of stable angina. What medication is most likely to be listed in her chart that is related to this clinical history? a) nitroglycerin b) lovenox c) heparin d) HTN medication - ANSWER-a) nitroglycerin When placing the elect...

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The peak systolic velocity of the tricuspid regurgitation is 4m/s. The systolic BP is 120/80mmHg and the 2.7 IVC collapses <50% with respiration. What level of pulmonary HTN is present if any? A: no pulmonary HTN is present B: mild pulmonary HTN C: moderate pulmonary HTN D: severe pulmonary HTN D: severe pulmonary HTN Feedback: RVSP = (V x V) + RAP RAP is estimated at 15mmHg with reduced respiratory collapse of the dilated IVC. RVSP= 4(4x4)+15=79mmHg=severe Ankylosing spondylitis and Loeys- ...