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Mitral Valve

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Mitral Valve

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  1. 1Narrowing of the left atrioventricular valve is...Mitral Stenosis
  2. 2What are the 2 causes of ms?Rheumatic fever and MAC(mitral annular calcification)
  3. 3Which type of ms is the most common?Rheumatic fever
  4. 4MAC can generally be associated with which patient?Elderly
  5. 5Common clinical S&S of ms (4)Dyspnea upon exertion, Hemoptysis, CP, Murmur
  6. 6What is hemoptysis?Coughing/Spitting up blood from respiratory tract
  7. 7What is causing the hemoptysis?Backup of blood flow into the lungs
  8. 8What is the most common symptom of ms?Dyspnea upon exertion
  9. 92nd most common symptom of ms?Hemoptysis
  10. 10What does the murmur sound like for ms?Diastolic rumble with and opening snap
  11. 11—Diastolic doming of the anterior mv leaflet. Referred to as a "hockey stick appearance" in the fieldDiastolic doming of the anterior mv leaflet. Referred to as a "hockey stick appearance" in the field
  12. 12What view is best for doing planimetry to determine mv area?PSAX
  13. 13Why would the left atrium become enlarged in ms?The LA pressure increases and empties slower
  14. 14Why does the RV and RA enlarge with ms? When does this occur?Back up of volume and pressure. Happens after longstanding ms
  15. 15What other condition will occur with long standing ms and indicates that it is severe?Pulmonary HTN
  16. 16In regards to pulmonary HTN, what happens to the PA?Dilate due to increased pressure
  17. 17In regards to pulmonary HTN, what happens the the IVC and Hepatic veins?Dilate with IVC failing to collapse 50%
  18. 18—RVVORVVO
  19. 19—Paradoxical Septal MotionParadoxical Septal Motion
  20. 20Normal degree of ms by Pressure half time is...30-60msec
  21. 21Mild degree of ms by Pressure half time is...90-150msec
  22. 22Moderate degree of ms by Pressure half time is...150-219msec
  23. 23Severe degree of ms by Pressure half time is...>or=to 220msec
  24. 24What is the formula to calculate MV area?220/P 1/2t
  25. 25—Severe(Mean gradient of 18mmHg)Severe(Mean gradient of 18mmHg)
  26. 26Mild mean gradient value?< 5mmHg
  27. 27Moderate mean gradient value?5-12 mmHg
  28. 28Severe mean gradient value?> 12 mmHg
  29. 29Normal degree of ms by the MV area method?2.5-4cm²
  30. 30Mild degree of ms by the MV area method?1.5-2.5cm²
  31. 31Moderate degree of ms by the MV area method?1-1.5 cm²
  32. 32Severe degree of ms by the MV area method?< 1 cm²
  33. 33Backward flow of blood into the left atrium during systole?Mitral regurg
  34. 34Causes of MR?Any abnormality of the MV apparatus
  35. 35Causes of MR (Leaflet related)Prolapse, Endocarditis, Flail, Stenosis, Myxomatus degeneration
  36. 36Causes of MR (Chordae related)Elongation, Ruptured
  37. 37Causes of MR (Pap muscle related)Fibrosis, calcification, ischemia, rupture
  38. 38Causes of MR (other causes)Prosthetic valve dysfuntion, congenital anomalies, vegetations
  39. 39What is the earliest symptom of MR?Fatigue
  40. 40Other S&S of MR?Dyspnea upon exertion, Orthopnea, Palpatations, Murmur
  41. 41Describe the murmur associated with MRHarsh holosystolic that radiates to the axilla
  42. 42Common 2d findings in MR (7)LAE, LVE, RVE, Hyperkinetic LV wall motion, LV dilatation, PHTN
  43. 43What 2d finding might be found in M-Mode?AoV notching(partial mid-systolic closure due to sudden decrease in volume leaving the LV)
  44. 44—
  45. 45What does PISA measure?The effective regurgitant orifice area
  46. 46How is Vena Contracta defined?The narrowest region of a jet that occurs just below the orifice of a regurgitant valve
  47. 47What is the PISA formula?RV= A MR EOA x VTI MR CW
  48. 48Grade 1 RV=?< 30 ml
  49. 49Grade 2 RV=?30-44 ml
  50. 50Grade 3 RV=?45-59 ml
  51. 51Grade 4 RV=?>or=to 60 ml
  52. 52—Left Ventricular systolic performance, or ventricular contractility assessmentLeft Ventricular systolic performance, or ventricular contractility assessment
  53. 53In the DP/DT formula, what is being measured?The increase in pressure divided by the time interval necessary for that increase to occur
  54. 54How is the DP number obtained?How is the DP number obtained?
  55. 55Normal dp/dt values?>1200 mmHg/sec
  56. 56Borderline dp/dt values?1000-1200 mmHg/sec
  57. 57Abnormal dp/dt values?< 1000 mmHg/sec
  58. 58A.S.E. guidelines for severity of MR Grade 1(mild) =?MR jet extends just beyond the leaflet
  59. 59A.S.E. guidelines for severity of MR Grade 2(moderate) =?MR jet extends 1/3 way into LA
  60. 60A.S.E. guidelines for severity of MR Grade 3(moderate/severe) =?MR jet extends 1/2 way into LA
  61. 61A.S.E. guidelines for severity of MR Grade 4(severe) =?MR jet extends mid to back wall of LA

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