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A valuable resource for students preparing for cardiology exams. It features a comprehensive collection of multiple-choice questions and answers covering various aspects of echocardiography, including valvular diseases, cardiomyopathies, congenital heart defects, and more. the questions are designed to test understanding of key concepts and clinical applications of echocardiographic techniques. This resource is particularly useful for medical students, residents, and sonographers.
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The congenital cardiac anaomaly seen most frequently inadults is:
ANS:->>> B.Bicuspid aortic valve Which endocardiographic window is used in the detectionand assessment of the inferior vena cava?
What is the number and location of the papillary musclesof a normal mitral valve?
ANS:->>>B. two; the posterolateraland anterolateral Clinically, prolapse of the mitral valve is associated with:
ANS:->>>D. Midsystolic click and/or late systolic murmur Papillary muscle dysfunction usually results from:
B. Ischemicheart disease In order to record the vegetation's of endocarditis by echo,the vegetation's must have a diameter of at least:
ANS:->>>B. Threemillimeters How many veins connect the pulmonary vascular bedwith the left atrium in the normal heart?
ANS:->>>D. four Which M-mode finding is considered to be a specificindicator of a fenestrated aortic valve?
ANS:->>>c. diastolic flutter of the aortic valve Which cardiac abnormalities are frequently noted on theechocardiogram of patients with Marfan's syndrome?
ANS:->>>b. mitral valve prolapse andpericardial effusion Which term is used to describe a segment of ventrcularwall that exhibits no
ANS:->>>b. apical fourchamber Infundibular pulmonary stenosis is uncommon as anisolated lesion and is usually associated with:
ANS:->>>d. Ventricularseptal defect Which two-dimensional echocardiographic view is bestfor the assessment of the interatrial septum?
ANS:->>>d. subcostal The most common type of atrial septal defect is the:
ANS:->>>d. ostium secundum M-mode echo demenstration of mid-systolic closure of the pulmonary valve along with a decreased "a" wave ismost consistent with:
ANS:->>>a.pulmonary hypertension False overriding of the aorta may be produced on the M-mode echo by:
ANS:->>>c. positioning the transducer intoo high an intercostal space Atrial fibrillation is most commonly associated withwhich valvular disease?
ANS:->>>d. rheumaticmitral stenosis Which is an example of a bioprosthetic cardiac valve?
ANS:->>>D.Ionescu-Shiley bovine pericardial Doppler measures a pressure drop (gradient) by the Bernoulli equation. This equation actually measures the gradient across the valve.
ANS:->>>c. peakinstantaneous When a patient has a clinical diagnosis of pericarditis:
The patient you are examining has clear cut auscultatoryand angiographic evidence for mital prolapse, yet the resting echocardiogram is normal. You should then:
the patient in the standing position Tricuspid valve closure normally occurs:
seconds after mitral closure Kawasaki's disease may lead to:
aneurysm Which echocardiographic techinique is best for thedetection of mitral regurg?
A two-dimensional echocardiogram shows increased thickness of the ventricular walls but normal LV size. Themyocardium has a speckled appearance. Which type of cardiomyopathy might this represent?
Atrial myxomas are usually attached to the:
d. fossa ovalis region of the atrial septum Which 2 - D views are best for direct imaging of thediscrete subaortic membrane?
five chamber and apical longaxis views
An underestimation of the severity of aortic stenosis bycontinuous wave Doppler may occur with:
Doppler ultrasound may show retrograde flow velocites within the ascending aorta during diastole in the presenceof:
A patient with a recent myocardial infarction is dianosisedwith Dressler's syndrome. Special care in performing a 2- D study should be followed to rule out:
In a patient with mitral stenosis, a continuous wave Doppler study shows a peak diastole velocity of 2m/s.What is the peak pressure gradient across the mitral valve?
In patients with tricuspid atresia, blood flow will shuntfrom the right atrium to the left atrium through a:
A 22 year old patient with Down Syndrome is referred tothe echo lab. The most common lesion associated with these patients is:
For patients with aortic stenosis and atrial fib, peaksystolic aortic velocity will be:
c. higher following long R-R intervals Aliasing on color flow Doppler is shown by a:
Premature mitral valve closure on M-mode is a sign ofhigh left ventricular diastolic pressure in:
Midsystolic clicks and/or late systolic murmurs are mostcharacteristic of:
The two most frequently encountered congenital heartlesions diagnosted in adults are:
Endothelialized can have the same tissue characteristics as myocardium by 2 - D echo:
Estein's anomaly is characterized by a displacementof all or part of the tricupid valve into the RV cavity.
In patients with large pericardial effusions the motion ofthe pericardium may be:
Echocardiographically, patients with congestivecardiomyopathy have left ventricles which are:
and poorly contracting On a two-dimensional echocardiogram, a cleft mitralvalve may be confused with an anatomic:
In which view is the ultrasound beam most perpendicularto the interatrial septum?
To determine peak aortic velocity in patients with aorticstenosis, the Doppler utilized should be:
In patients with ventricular septal defects and left to rightshunting the maybe dilated.
Secondary findings in mitral stenosis can be:
changes Which of the following parameters is least likely to affectserial left ventricular dimension measurements on M- mode?
A left ventricular thrombus is usually in an area of:
In order to distinguish between pleural and pericardialeffusions on a two- dimensional echocardiogram it is helpful to identify the:
Rupture of the interventricular septum is most often acomplication of:
An M-mode of a mitral heterograph valve resembles anM-mode of which valve?
Which technique would best allow you to assess theseverity of aortic regurgitation?
Which of the following valves is most often affected inpatients with rheumatic heart disease?