Scanning

Question 1

Answer 1

Mid Esophageal 5C

ME 5C 0 degree

Question 2

the differentes in rotation between the LV base and the apex
Measure in degree

Answer 2

Twist

Question 3

Movement is which the transducer is Fixed in position but the face of the Tranducer is moved to demostrate other image planes in the same axis

Answer 3

Tilt

Question 4

The transducer maintaint the same axis orientation to the heart but moves to a different imaging plane

Answer 4

Tilt

Question 5

Answer 5

Displacement

Tissue Doppler derived strain and strain rate

Question 6

Firt view that we get on TEE

Answer 6

Mid esophageal 5 chamber View

0 degree

Question 7

the transducer maintains a stationary position while the index marker is moved to a new position

Answer 7

Rotation

Question 8

Answer 8

UE Aortic Arch long Axix view

0 to 10 degree

Question 9

Answer 9

Strain Rate

Tissue Doppler derived strain and strain rate

Question 10

The grandiant angle from the base to apex, measure ins degree per cm

Answer 10

Torsion

Question 11

Name of the Probe tip motion anterior and posterior

Answer 11

Anteflex = Anterior
Retroflex= Posterior

Question 12

Answer 12

Mid Esophageal LV long axis view

120-140 Degree

Question 13

Answer 13

Trans gastric LV Basal Short axic view

0 Degree

Question 14

Answer 14

Mid esophageal Ascendin aorta short axis view

we get this view from the long axis of the aorta

0 to 30 Degree

Question 15

Name of the Vertical Motion on TEE of the probe in the esophagus

Answer 15

Advance = donw
Withdram = Up

Question 16

you can see the crsital terminalis between SVC and RAA

Answer 16

Mid esophageal Bicaval view

90 - 110 degree

Question 17

Answer 17

UE Aortic Arch short axis view

The round on top is the Aorti Arch

the curve in the botton is the Pulmonary Artery

Question 18

The transducer moves across the patient skin to a new position

Answer 18

Slide

Question 19

Answer 19

Velocity

Tissue Doppler derived strain and strain rate

Question 20

Answer 20

Mid esophageal AV long axis view

120- 140 degree (same as Lv long axis)

Question 21

move the porbe to the left or to the right TEE

Answer 21

Flex to the right
Flex to the left

Question 22

Refers to a motion in which the image is optimized by keeping the transducer in the same position and directing the sound beam toward a structure of interest

Answer 22

Angle

Question 23

Name of the rotation of the entire probe toward the patient right of left. TEE

Answer 23

Turn

Question 24

Answer 24

Upper Esophageal Desc. Aorta Short Axis view

0 Degree

Question 25

Answer 25

Mid esophageal Aorta Long axis view 90 to 110 Degree

Question 26

Answer 26

Tissue Doppler derived strain and strain rate the one wiht more notorius change is Strain

Question 27

Answer 27

Mid Esophageal 2 C At 90 degree Look the wall are the same as TTE

Question 28

Answer 28

Mid Esophageal Mitral commissural view At 60 Degree

Question 29

Multiple transducer movements are used to record a long video clip to show multiple anatomic structures

Answer 29

Sweep

Question 30

The circular motion of the LV miocardium around its long axis, measure in degree

Answer 30

Rotation

Question 31

Answer 31

Mid Esophageal 4C ME 4C 0 degree after 5 chamber we antegrade

Question 32

Within the same imaging plane, the transducer changes orientation either toward or away from the orientation marker

Answer 32

Rock

Question 33

The transducer is Kept at the same location on the chest, and the sound beam is directed to Show a new structure

Answer 33

Angle

Question 34

Answer 34

Strain Tissue Doppler derived strain and strain rate

Question 35

Differences between Rock and Tilt

Answer 35

Rock stays in the Same plane And Tilt stay in the same axys but move toa different plane

Question 36

Absolute Contraintication of TEE

Answer 36

Al esophageal (not esophagela varices) + Perforate viscus and Active Upper GI

Question 37

Standars View of TEE

Answer 37

Upper Esophageal (UE) Mid Esophageal (ME) Transgastric (TG) Mid Transgastric (DTG)

Question 38

Answer 38

Mid esophageal AV short axis view 25 to 45 degree

Question 39

Answer 39

TG Mid Lv short Axis view

Question 40

Answer 40

Mid esophageal RV inflow and outflow 50 to 70 degre