In annotation, you may want to include
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- transducer locations
- pathology
- respiratory phase
What is the major imaging modality used to assess cardiac anatomy and the
relationships between valves and chambers
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2d- two dimmentional
,Where is the ultrasound beam directed through
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esophageal wall towards the heart
What is an acoustic window
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area or structure through which ultrasound waves move freely
Suprasternal
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window at the base of the neck/top of the sternum (sternal notch) used to
image the great vessels, in particular, the aortic arch
Measurements for M mode are made how
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in a straight verticle line from one tissue boundary to the next
,What tpye of gel should eb used for surgical/neutropenic patients
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sterile
Why is a narrow sector good?
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it allows for higher frame rates and increased line density (clearer picture)
From the ventricle, blood is pumped through where
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semilunar alve to a large artery
Apical
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area close to the a natomical heart apex, where the maximum apical
imuplse is felt
, M Mode Chamber measurements are usually possibly only in what window
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parasternal
In apex view, the lateral walls of the left or right ventricle are positioned outside the
sector, what should you do?
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increase the sector width to encopass both waslls (AKA wide sector)
Supine with Neck extension
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- Dorsal recumbent position
- lie on back
- shoulders slightly eleavted with pillow
- neck extended and head resting on bed
- knees elevated and bent
- arms at side
What factors could cause a higher chance of injury
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- transducer locations
- pathology
- respiratory phase
What is the major imaging modality used to assess cardiac anatomy and the
relationships between valves and chambers
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2d- two dimmentional
,Where is the ultrasound beam directed through
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esophageal wall towards the heart
What is an acoustic window
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area or structure through which ultrasound waves move freely
Suprasternal
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window at the base of the neck/top of the sternum (sternal notch) used to
image the great vessels, in particular, the aortic arch
Measurements for M mode are made how
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in a straight verticle line from one tissue boundary to the next
,What tpye of gel should eb used for surgical/neutropenic patients
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sterile
Why is a narrow sector good?
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it allows for higher frame rates and increased line density (clearer picture)
From the ventricle, blood is pumped through where
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semilunar alve to a large artery
Apical
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area close to the a natomical heart apex, where the maximum apical
imuplse is felt
, M Mode Chamber measurements are usually possibly only in what window
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parasternal
In apex view, the lateral walls of the left or right ventricle are positioned outside the
sector, what should you do?
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increase the sector width to encopass both waslls (AKA wide sector)
Supine with Neck extension
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- Dorsal recumbent position
- lie on back
- shoulders slightly eleavted with pillow
- neck extended and head resting on bed
- knees elevated and bent
- arms at side
What factors could cause a higher chance of injury
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