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RA (nhp) - -2-8mmhg LA (nhp) - -2-12mmhg RV (nhp) PEAK SYSTOLE - -15-30 mmhg RV (nhp) END DIASTOLE - -3-12 mmhg LV (nhp) PEAK SYSTOLE - -120-140 mmhg LV (nhp) END DIASTOLE - -3-12 mmhg Systemic Arterial (AORTA) PEAK SYSTOLE - -100-140 mmhg Systemic arterial (AORTA) END DIASTOLE - -60-90 mmhg Pulmonary Artery PEAK SYSTOLE - -15-30 mmhg Pulmonary artery END DIASTOLE - -4-12 mmhg Pulmonary Capillary Wedge - -2-12 mmhg SVG - -4-6 mm PW records low velocities - -2m/sec CW records high velocities - -2m/sec Nyquist Limit = - -1/2 of PRF MV stenosis causes increased E velocity = - -1.3m/s TV Stenosis causes increased E velocity= - -1.0m/s TV Regurg. causes increased E velocity = - -1.0m/s w normal deceleration time MILD Aortic Regurg - -500 m/sec SEVERE aortic regurg. - -200 m/sec MITRAL flow (normal peak velocity) - -0.6 - 1.3m/s CVS207 TRICUSPID flow (normal peak velocity) - -0.3-0.7 m/s PULMONARY artery (normal peak velocity) - -0.6-0.9m/s LVOT (normal peak velocity) - -0.7- 1.1m/sec AORTIC valve (normal peak velocity) - -1.0-1.7m/sec LA diameter END SYSTOLE - -3-4cm AOR diameter END DIASTOLE - -2-3.7cm ACS diameter (cusp open) - -1.5 -2.6cm E-F Slope - -70-150 mm/sec EPSS - -2-7 mm D-E - -18-28mm RVID diastole - -1.9 - 2.6 cm LVID diastole - -4.2-5.8 cm LVID systole - -2.5 - 4.0 cm MV area - -4-6 cm2 TV area - -7-9cm2 AOR area - -3-4cm2 PV area - -4-6cm2

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CVS207 EXAM 1 MEASUREMENTS
RA (nhp) - -2-8mmhg

LA (nhp) - -2-12mmhg

RV (nhp) PEAK SYSTOLE - -15-30 mmhg

RV (nhp) END DIASTOLE - -3-12 mmhg

LV (nhp) PEAK SYSTOLE - -120-140 mmhg

LV (nhp) END DIASTOLE - -3-12 mmhg

Systemic Arterial (AORTA) PEAK SYSTOLE - -100-140 mmhg

Systemic arterial (AORTA) END DIASTOLE - -60-90 mmhg

Pulmonary Artery PEAK SYSTOLE - -15-30 mmhg

Pulmonary artery END DIASTOLE - -4-12 mmhg

Pulmonary Capillary Wedge - -2-12 mmhg

SVG - -4-6 mm

PW records low velocities - -<2m/sec

CW records high velocities - ->2m/sec

Nyquist Limit = - -1/2 of PRF

MV stenosis causes increased E velocity = - ->1.3m/s

TV Stenosis causes increased E velocity= - ->1.0m/s

TV Regurg. causes increased E velocity = - ->1.0m/s w normal deceleration time

MILD Aortic Regurg - ->500 m/sec

SEVERE aortic regurg. - -<200 m/sec

MITRAL flow (normal peak velocity) - -0.6 - 1.3m/s

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