Mitral Valve Prolapse and Aortic Stenosis Study Set With
Verified Solutions Updated!!
Mitral Valve Prolapse is also called - ANSWER>>Also called: Redundant, floppy valve,
ballooning valve and Barlow's Syndrome or click murmur syndrome.
Mitral Valve Prolapse related to - ANSWER>>Unknown cause, thought to be related to a
dominant genetic trait.
Mitral Valve Prolapse population - ANSWER>>Occurs in 5-10% of the population.
Mitral Valve Prolapse is common in individuals with. - ANSWER>>Happens more often
in people with Marfan's syndrome, Graves' disease, or rheumatic heart disease.
Mitral Valve Prolapse affects females or males? - ANSWER>>Affects females more
than males.
Mitral Valve quantification - ANSWER>>MVP quantification use Motion Mode (M-mode)
with mid-late or pan systolic bowing into LA.
Mitral Valve Prolapse leaflet measures - ANSWER>>2D showing leaflet bowing > 3mm
into the LA in the Parasternal Long Axis View (PLAX) view during systole.
Mitral Valve Prolapse in how many percentage of patients - ANSWER>>MR in 15% of
MVP patients.
Cerebral emboli is likely in MVP. True or false - ANSWER>>True
What are the type of things that can occur in a person with Mitral Valve Prolapse -
, ANSWER>>Anxiety attacks and palpitations occur.
What are some treatments for Mitral Valve Prolapse - ANSWER>>Treatment for MVP:
anti-arrythmics, beta blockers, reduce caffeine and stress.
You should treat what if you have MVP - ANSWER>>Treat MR if present.
Aortic Stenosis: - ANSWER>>Narrowing of the aortic valve.
Can Aortic Stenosis be both congenital and acquired? - ANSWER>>True
Congenital means - ANSWER>>Congenital means acquired at birth.
Acquired means - ANSWER>>Acquired means developed after birth.
with AS the unicuspid is severely. - ANSWER>>severely narrowed. (Congenital)
With Bicuspid it is not obstructed in the __________ but narrows in the _________ due to
_____++ - ANSWER>>not obstructed in the infant but narrows in the adult due to Ca++
With Tricuspid it is normal anatomy unless. - ANSWER>>malformed.
Normal Valve area for Tricuspid =._______ and Severe when the area is ______ -
ANSWER>>2-4sqcm, Severe when the area is <.75sqcm.
Aortic Stenosis causes what to happen to the cusps? - ANSWER>>Rheumatic with
adhesions which fuse the cusps.
AS Senile: - ANSWER>>Degenerative and calcific but no commissural fusion.
Verified Solutions Updated!!
Mitral Valve Prolapse is also called - ANSWER>>Also called: Redundant, floppy valve,
ballooning valve and Barlow's Syndrome or click murmur syndrome.
Mitral Valve Prolapse related to - ANSWER>>Unknown cause, thought to be related to a
dominant genetic trait.
Mitral Valve Prolapse population - ANSWER>>Occurs in 5-10% of the population.
Mitral Valve Prolapse is common in individuals with. - ANSWER>>Happens more often
in people with Marfan's syndrome, Graves' disease, or rheumatic heart disease.
Mitral Valve Prolapse affects females or males? - ANSWER>>Affects females more
than males.
Mitral Valve quantification - ANSWER>>MVP quantification use Motion Mode (M-mode)
with mid-late or pan systolic bowing into LA.
Mitral Valve Prolapse leaflet measures - ANSWER>>2D showing leaflet bowing > 3mm
into the LA in the Parasternal Long Axis View (PLAX) view during systole.
Mitral Valve Prolapse in how many percentage of patients - ANSWER>>MR in 15% of
MVP patients.
Cerebral emboli is likely in MVP. True or false - ANSWER>>True
What are the type of things that can occur in a person with Mitral Valve Prolapse -
, ANSWER>>Anxiety attacks and palpitations occur.
What are some treatments for Mitral Valve Prolapse - ANSWER>>Treatment for MVP:
anti-arrythmics, beta blockers, reduce caffeine and stress.
You should treat what if you have MVP - ANSWER>>Treat MR if present.
Aortic Stenosis: - ANSWER>>Narrowing of the aortic valve.
Can Aortic Stenosis be both congenital and acquired? - ANSWER>>True
Congenital means - ANSWER>>Congenital means acquired at birth.
Acquired means - ANSWER>>Acquired means developed after birth.
with AS the unicuspid is severely. - ANSWER>>severely narrowed. (Congenital)
With Bicuspid it is not obstructed in the __________ but narrows in the _________ due to
_____++ - ANSWER>>not obstructed in the infant but narrows in the adult due to Ca++
With Tricuspid it is normal anatomy unless. - ANSWER>>malformed.
Normal Valve area for Tricuspid =._______ and Severe when the area is ______ -
ANSWER>>2-4sqcm, Severe when the area is <.75sqcm.
Aortic Stenosis causes what to happen to the cusps? - ANSWER>>Rheumatic with
adhesions which fuse the cusps.
AS Senile: - ANSWER>>Degenerative and calcific but no commissural fusion.
