13

Chapter 13


Questions



  1. 241. This patient is likely to have:
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    1. A. Severe aortic stenosis (AS)
    2. B. Severe mitral regurgitation (MR)
    3. C. Severe pulmonary hypertension
    4. D. Mild AS

  2. 242. For the patient in question 241 the left ventricular outflow tract (LVOT) diameter was 2 cm and the LVOT velocity by pulse Doppler was 1 m/s. The aortic valve area by the continuity equation would be:
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    1. A. 0.2 cm2
    2. B. 0.3 cm2
    3. C. 0.5 cm2
    4. D. 0.8 cm2

  3. 243. Image of the aortic arch shown here is indicative of:
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    1. A. Aneurysm of the aortic arch
    2. B. Aortic dissection
    3. C. Severe coarctation of the aorta
    4. D. Stented aortic coarctation

  4. 244. This is the continuous wave signal obtained from the pulmonary valve at the mid- to proximal esophageal location. This patient is likely to have:
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    1. A. Wide open pulmonary regurgitation (PR)
    2. B. Mild PR
    3. C. Severe valvular pulmonary stenosis (PS)
    4. D. Severe subvalvular PS

  5. 245. This patient has vegetation on:
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    1. A. Aortic valve
    2. B. Pulmonary valve
    3. C. Tricuspid valve
    4. D. Pacemaker lead

  6. 246. The appearance of the left atrial cavity is caused by:
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    1. A. Stasis of blood
    2. B. Mitral regurgitation
    3. C. Polycythemia
    4. D. Hyperdynamic circulation

  7. 247. The cause of the patient’s mitral valve problem is:
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    1. A. Rheumatic heart disease
    2. B. Degenerative valve disease
    3. C. Fen Phen valvulopathy
    4. D. Ischemic heart disease

  8. 248. The arrow in this image points to:
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    1. A. Right atrium (RA)
    2. B. Coronary sinus
    3. C. Left atrium (LA)
    4. D. Right ventricle (RV)

  9. 249. The arrow in this image points to:
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    1. A. Left ventricular (LV) apical thrombus
    2. B. RV thrombus
    3. C. Rib artifact
    4. D. LA thrombus

  10. 250. This patient is likely to have:
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    1. A. High RA pressure
    2. B. Pericardial effusion
    3. C. Aortic dissection
    4. D. Dilated azygos vein

  11. 251. The pulmonary vein flow shown here is indicative of:
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    1. A. Elevated LA pressure with normal end diastolic pressure (EDP)
    2. B. Elevated LA pressure with elevated EDP
    3. C. Abnormal LV relaxation with normal EDP
    4. D. Elevated LVEDP with normal LA pressure

  12. 252. The mitral flow pattern shown here is suggestive of:
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    1. A. Normal LA pressure
    2. B. High LA pressure
    3. C. Atrial mechanical failure
    4. D. Abnormal LV relaxation with normal LA pressure

  13. 253. This patient has:
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    1. A. Mitral atresia
    2. B. Tricuspid atresia
    3. C. Transposition of great vessels with atrial baffle
    4. D. Epstein’s anomaly

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