Waveforms Mastery Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Waveforms Mastery QuizOnline version Waveforms basics check by Johanna Sigler 1 RA waveform feature that helps recognition is: a Flat baseline b Soft, small waves — no sharp peaks c Tall, sharp spikes 2 You see a high-pressure waveform with a dicrotic notch. Where are you? a LV b Aorta c RV 3 Gradient example: LV = 160, AO = 110. What is the gradient? a 50 b 30 c 70 4 Typical RA pressure range is: a 2–8 mmHg b 15–30 mmHg c 6–12 mmHg 5 Left atrium (LA) waveform features include: a No a/v waves b Only a wave c a and v waves present 6 When does the aortic valve close? a End of systole b At dicrotic notch c During atrial systole 7 A large LV–AO gradient clinically indicates: a Aortic stenosis b Aneurysm c Mitral regurgitation 8 PAWP waveform reflects: a Right atrial pressure b Left atrial pressure c Right ventricular pressure

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Waveforms Mastery QuizOnline version

Waveforms basics check

by Johanna Sigler

RA waveform feature that helps recognition is:

Flat baseline

Soft, small waves — no sharp peaks

Tall, sharp spikes

You see a high-pressure waveform with a dicrotic notch. Where are you?

Aorta

Gradient example: LV = 160, AO = 110. What is the gradient?

Typical RA pressure range is:

2–8 mmHg

15–30 mmHg

6–12 mmHg

Left atrium (LA) waveform features include:

No a/v waves

Only a wave

a and v waves present

When does the aortic valve close?

End of systole

At dicrotic notch

During atrial systole

A large LV–AO gradient clinically indicates:

Aortic stenosis

Aneurysm

Mitral regurgitation

PAWP waveform reflects:

Right atrial pressure

Left atrial pressure

Right ventricular pressure

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Waveforms Mastery Quiz

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Waveforms Mastery QuizOnline version

by Johanna Sigler

RA waveform feature that helps recognition is:

You see a high-pressure waveform with a dicrotic notch. Where are you?

Gradient example: LV = 160, AO = 110. What is the gradient?

Typical RA pressure range is:

Left atrium (LA) waveform features include:

When does the aortic valve close?

A large LV–AO gradient clinically indicates:

PAWP waveform reflects:

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