PLAX- MMT And Doppler, Etc Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

What is the Bernoulli equation?

A

P1-P2=4V^2

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2
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What is the best order to take images?

A
  1. 2D
  2. Colour
  3. Spectral
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3
Q

Compare/contrast PW and CW

A

PW- samples from a specific area, used for lower velocities
CW- samples entire scan line, used for high velocities

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4
Q

Why don’t we use spectral on the MV valve in PLAX?

A

It isn’t a 0 degree angle. Colour is good for assessing MR

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5
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What is a normal CW peak velocity through the TV?

A

<2.7 m/s

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6
Q

How do you calculate RVSP?

A

RVSP= 4(peak TR)^2 + RAP

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7
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What is normal RVSP?

A

<35 mmHg

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8
Q

What measurement would the IVC be considered dilated?

A

> 21mm

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9
Q

What type of flow would be seen as red in the PLAX view on the RVOT side of the PV during diastole?

A

Pulmonary regurgitation

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10
Q

What would the RAP be for the following:
IVC exp = 24 mm
IVC sniff = 15mm

A

RAP = 15 mmHg

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11
Q

Calculate RVSP:
TR peak velocity = 2.6 m/s
IVC exp = 25 mm
IVC sniff = 9 mm

A

RVSP= 4(2.6)^2 + 8
=25mmHg

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12
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Which chamber is most anterior in PLAX?

A

RV

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13
Q

Which cusps of the AV are seen in PLAX?

A

Right and non-coronary cusps

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14
Q

What does the extra depth image assess?

A

Pericardial or pleural effusions

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15
Q

What PLAX measurements are taken at end-diastole?

A

IVS, LIVDd, LVPW, AO sinus, ST junction and ascending AO

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16
Q

What measurement is taken mid-systole?

A

LVOT diameter

17
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What measurement is taken end-systole?

18
Q

What is normal IVS measurements for men and women?

A

Men <11mm
Women <10mm

19
Q

What is normal LVIDd measurement for men and women?

A

Men <59mm
Women <53mm

20
Q

What is another name for LV posterior wall?

A

Inferolateral wall

21
Q

What is normal measurement for LV posterior wall for men and women?

A

Men <11mm
Women <10mm

22
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What is average normal measurement for LVOT diameter?

23
Q

What is calculated from LVIDd and LVIDs?

A

Teicholz linear EF
Fractional shortening

24
Q

What is normal LA measurement for men and women?

A

Men <41mm
Women <39

25
What is normal fractional shortening (FS)
25-47%
26
What info does fractional shortening give?
Gives information about the systolic function of the heart
27
What is normal Teicholtz EF?
>/=55%
28
Why is Teicholtz not 100% accurate?
Because it takes dimensions and extrapolates a volume from them and makes general assumptions (ie. symmetric contractility, etc)
29
What is normal LV mass index for men and women?
Men <115g/m2 Women <95g/m2
30
Compare concentric remodelling with eccentric geometry
Concentric the muscle thickens but overall size stays the same, eccentric the overall size of the heart gets larger but the muscle wall thickness remains the same