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Chapter 22


Questions



  1. 421. This TEE image is diagnostic of:
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    1. A. Rheumatic mitral stenosis
    2. B. Mitral regurgitation
    3. C. Prosthetic valve stenosis
    4. D. Calcific mitral stenosis

  2. 422. This transthoracic image is suggestive of:
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    1. A. Mitral stenosis
    2. B. Mild mitral regurgitation
    3. C. Severe mitral regurgitation due to flail posterior mitral leaflet
    4. D. Severe mitral regurgitation due to dilated mitral annulus

  3. 423. The pulmonary vein flow shown here is suggestive of:
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    1. A. Severe MR
    2. B. Severe MS
    3. C. Normal left atrial pressure
    4. D. High left atrial pressure

  4. 424. The mitral flow profile and mitral annular velocity in this patient are consistent with:
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    1. A. Symptomatic severe MR due to flail mitral valve in a 24-year-old with normal LV size and function
    2. B. Class III symptoms in a patient with dilated LV and EF of 30%
    3. C. Normal LV function with mild MR and class I symptoms
    4. D. Acute severe AR with LVEDP of 55 mmHg

  5. 425. The parasternal short axis view shown here is consistent with:
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    1. A. Pulmonary hypertension
    2. B. Flail mitral valve
    3. C. Dilated cardiomyopathy
    4. D. None of the above

  6. 426. This patient is likely to have:
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    1. A. Severe LV dysfunction with low cardiac output state
    2. B. Aortic regurgitation
    3. C. HOCM
    4. D. None of the above.

  7. 427. This patient has:
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    1. A. LV systolic dyssynchrony
    2. B. LV diastolic dyssynchrony
    3. C. Good LV synchrony
    4. D. None of the above

  8. 428. The signals shown here are annular:
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    1. A. Velocity
    2. B. Displacement
    3. C. Strain
    4. D. Strain rate

  9. 429. The signals from septum and LV lateral wall are those of:
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    1. A. LV strain
    2. B. Strain rate
    3. C. Velocity
    4. D. None of the above

  10. 430. The arrows point to:
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    1. A. Coronary sinus branches
    2. B. Coronary artery branches
    3. C. Artifacts produced by tissue motion
    4. D. None of the above

  11. 431. Data shown here permit computation of:
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    1. A. LV intraventricular dyssynchrony
    2. B. Interventricular dyssynchrony
    3. C. Atrioventricular dyssynchrony
    4. D. None of the above

  12. 432. In this TEE image, downward pointing arrow refers to:
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    1. A. Aortic valve
    2. B. Vegetation on the aortic valve
    3. C. Aortic subvalvular membrane
    4. D. Aortic dissection

  13. 433. The arrow on this TEE image points to:
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    1. A. Coronary artery
    2. B. Aortic valve ring abscess
    3. C. Artifact
    4. D. Coronary sinus

  14. 434. This patient has:
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    1. A. Dilated coronary sinus and dextrocardia
    2. B. Dilated coronary sinus and levocardia
    3. C. Cor triatriatum
    4. D. Aneurysm of circumflex coronary artery

  15. 435. The arrow points to (DTA = descending thoracic aorta):
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    1. A. Aortic aneurysm
    2. B. Inferior vena cava
    3. C. Dilated azygos vein
    4. D. Mirror image artifact

  16. 436. The image shown is indicative of:
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