LV Systolic and Diastolic Function Flashcards

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Grades of Diastolic Dysfunction

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Grade I Impared Relaxation
Grade II Pseudo-Normal Filling
Grade III Restrictive Filling

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Causes of Diastolic Dysfunction

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Primary Myocardial disease
Secondary LV hypertrophy
Coronary Artery disease
Extrinsic Constraint

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In which cases we can not mesuare th E’?

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Prostetic#
Valve
Annuloplasty or Mitral Annular Calcifiaction

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How to get me Maximun HR:

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(220 - age) x 0.8

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what is the best Stress test to evaluate Myocardial viability?

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Dobutamine test
Increases HR and Contractility

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Strain and Strain Rate Characterize?

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Wall Deformation

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E-point Septal Separation more than 10mm, Indicated:

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Decreases on Ejection Fraction ( sytolic Dysfunction)

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is the speckle tracing angel independent or angel dependent?

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angel independent

It/s just speckel

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Phases of Diastole

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IVR
Early Rapid Filling
Diastasis
Late diatolic filling caused by atrial contraction

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Is the Stress Test Indicated to evalued Diastolic Dysfunction? WHY?

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Yes, To evaluate E’

In patient with Diastolic Dysfunction the E’ will not increases
In patient with normal Diastolic Function the E’ will Increase

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Most common cause of walll motion?

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CAD (isquemic heart disease)

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Septal Flash:

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Is an inward and then outward motion of the septum during systolic.

Indicates LBBB

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Name of the finding and diagnosis?

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Septal beaking in M-Mode or septal flash in 2D
LBBB

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What does represent S1, S2 and AR in pulmonary vein signal?

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S1: Atrial relaxation (systole Ventricular)
S2: Atrial Relaxation and Beginning of Diastole
AR: Atrial contraction

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Premature closer of the Aortic valve, Indicates:

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Reduced of Stroke Volume (systolic Dy
sfuntion)

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Ventricular Syatolic Function and pump performance depends on:

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Preload
Afterload
Contratility
ventricular Geometric

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Stroke Volumen
(concept and Equation)

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The amount of blood pumped by the heart on a single beat.

SV= EDV -ESV

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Primary Tricuspid regurgitation, is called?

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Low pressure TR

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L Wave is suggestive of:

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Elevated LV Preload
Pseudo-normal Filling. Grade II
Could be normal in patient with Bradycardia

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what is the best stress test to evaluate Diastolic Function?

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Bicycle
Increases Stroke Volume

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what is considered Hypertensive responde to exercise?

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During exercises:
SBP > 220mmg for men
> 190 for women

Diastolic BP > 90

for Dobutamin ST >182 / >96mmhg

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Finding in Super natural filling

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E/A radio > 2
IVR <
High E wave
Healthy patient

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How do we calculated Maximun Workload?

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HR x Systolic Blood Pressure

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Normal Fractional Shortenning
LVEDD
LVESD
RWT

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FS <28,5
LVEDD= M <59 W<53
LVESD= M<40 W<35
RWT <0,42

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What is the cut point to define Hypertensive Response during Dobutamin Stress Echo?
SBP> 182mmhg and DBP < 96mmhg
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Velocity and Displacement Characterize:
Wall Motion
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What is the most common type of Dilated Cardiomyopathy?
Ischemic Cardiomyopathy
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How many signal should you get during Atrial Fibrilation?
5 to 10 signal
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Reduced of Anteroposterior motion of the aortic root, indicates:
Reduced Cardiac Output (systolic Dysfunction)
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For wall motion Score Index, above which numer will be a bad outcome?
Anyting above 1 is adnormal, But 1,4 is bad outcome WMSI= Score of 16 segments divided by 16
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Is the TAPSE and The DTI on the evaluation of RV systolic function, Angel Dependen?
Yes, both are angle depende
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increases on the E-point will lead to
Decreases in the EF
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Affection of the filling and emptying of the atrial will cause?
Decreases in the cardiac output
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Grades of Diastolic Dysfunction
Grade I Impared Relaxation Grade II Pseudo-Normal Filling Grade III Restrictive Filling
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Quantitive evaluation of Systolic Function?
Fractional S EF Rate of Rise of pressue MPI
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How much blood passes From LA to LV during E wave, Diastasis and A wave
E wave : 70 - 80% Diastasis: < 5% A Wave: 15 - 25%
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Which of the view will be the only one qhere we can see the Posterios and Anterior leaflet of the TV?
RV inflow
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what is the best way to evalue RV ejection Fraction)
3D evaluation
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How is Atrial Contraction on mitral, pulmonary flow and Mitral Annular movement singal represented:
A wave in mitral Signal A' in annular movement AR in pulmonary vein flow
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During an ischemic cascade which cardiac cicle is afected first?
Diastolic function: means decrease in E/A radio
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The Tricuspid Valve apparatus Consists of:
The Tricuspid valve Leaflet Annulus, The chordae Papilary muscle
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the Hypotension in Dobutamina Stress test could be cause of?
Isquemia Vagal Responde to DOBUTAMINA Vasodilatation
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Quantities evaluation of Sytolic Function
Race of Rise Of pressure Miocardial Index EF
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What are the causes of Hypotension respond during Stress Test?
Three Vessels disease Left main Stem Vagal Respond (DST) Vasodilatation (DST)
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Strain evaluates what type of deformation?
Longitudinal deformation (it is always Negative)p
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What is the Firts step for evaluation of Diatolic Dysfunction?
LV Systolic Function (Ejection Fraction)
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Short inward motion starting at the onset of QRS on M-mode:
Septal Beaking, Indicates LBBB
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How to get the Maximun Workload?
HR x Systolic BP
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Diastasis Depends on:
Heart Reat. If the HR is slow the diastasis will be longer if the HR is faster the diastasis will be shorter
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how do we calculated the maximun HR?
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Cardiac Output (Concept and Equation)
The amount of blood pumped by the heart per min CO= SV x HR
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If contractility Decreases, Stroke Volume:
Decreases
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Rate of Rise Of Pressure. Concept and normal Value
Evaluate The contractility EValuate how fast the Pressure increse whitin the left Ventricle Uses MR signal Messuare at 1m/s and 3m/s dP/dT = GP at 3m/s - GP at 1 m/s Time Uses Bernoulli equation for both time 1 and 3 Normal Value >1000mmhg/s The shortest the time the better
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During Tachycardia, how can the mitral signal can be improve to appretiate the spectral signals
Carotic Sinus massage will lead to separation of the E and A wave
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How is the pulmonary vein flow signal in Grade III diastolic disfunction?
S wave Decrese because there it lees bloor entering the LA due it's Hight pressure D wave increases, Since all the bllod goes to the LV during rapid filling AR is larger and increases because there is more blood going backwards to PV
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What effects has the Valvalsa Maneuver in the blood flow on the heart?
It reduces the venous return to the atrium (Decrease Preload) It happens in Fase two (4 phases in total)
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most common cause of thrombus?
Dilated Cardiomiopaty