In PLAX, which TV leaflets are seen? Correct Answer: Anterior and medial/ septal
Posterior can only be seen in RVIT plax
The coronary Arteries come off the? Correct Answer: Sinuses of Valsalva
What is the struct
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In PLAX, which TV leaflets are seen? Correct Answer: Anterior and medial/ septal
Posterior can only be seen in RVIT plax
The coronary Arteries come off the? Correct Answer: Sinuses of Valsalva
What is the structure under the arch? Correct Answer: Right Pulmonary Artery
The formula for calculating EF is: Correct Answer: EDV-ESV / EDV x 100
Stroke Volume Correct Answer: EDV-ESV
The LA dimension is measured on M=mode during? Correct Answer: End -systole
Where are the pulmonary veins located? Correct Answer: Can be seen in Apical 4 chamber w/inferior angulation.
How do you bring in the RVIT in PLAX? Correct Answer: Angle Medial and Inferior from Aortic Root. TV
How do you bring in the RVOT in PLAX? Correct Answer: Angle Lateral and Superior from Aortic root. PV
Where is the Chiari Network located? Correct Answer: RA
Where is the aortic isthmus located? Correct Answer: Area between the left subclavian and the ductus arteriosus(where most coarctations occur)Sinus of Valsalva is the most common area of dissections).
The ____ is the most anterior chamber of the heart? Correct Answer: RV
Pulmonary artery is _____, _____ Correct Answer: anterior, superior
The Eustachian valve is located in the? Correct Answer: IVC
Can you see the moderator band in the PLAX? Correct Answer: No- Moderator band is located in the RV
Where does the moderator band extend? Correct Answer: From the lower intraventricular septum to the anterior wall where it joins the papillary muscle.
Spontaneous chordal rupture more often occurs on which leaflet of the Mitral Valve? Correct Answer: Posterior
Also psterior medial papillary mu
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