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1 of 86Question1
Transmission of sound
What is transmission of sound in a medium due to?
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2 of 86Question2
Sound wave characteristics
What is Hertz the SI unit of?
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3 of 86Question3
Attenuation
Insert the correct word(s) to complete the statement: Attenuation depends on the ….. of the sound wave.(There may be more than one correct answer)
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4 of 86Question4
Transducer orientation
The image shows correct and inverted orientation of the probe. Which of the following statements are correct? Select all that apply.
CorrectIncorrect5 of 86Question5Image optimisation A
The image shows two ultrasound images, where B is an optimized image of A. How is B optimized ?CorrectIncorrect6 of 86Question6Image optimisation B
The image shows two ultrasound images, where B is an optimized image of A. How is B optimized ?CorrectIncorrect7 of 86Question7Position 1 – orientation
The image on the left shows two presentations on the screen of the subcostal 4-chamber view. Which of the images, A or B, is oriented correctly?
CorrectIncorrect8 of 86Question8FATE views
The image on the left shows the four cardiac FATE views. Which of the following statements is correct?CorrectIncorrect9 of 86Question9Key points regarding the subcostal 4 chamber view
Which statements regarding evaluating the heart by the subcostal 4 chamber view are true? Select all that apply.CorrectIncorrect10 of 86Question10Key points of apical 4 chamber view
Which of the following statements about the apical 4 chamber view is correct?CorrectIncorrect11 of 86Question11Key points of the PLAX view
What is true about evaluating the heart by the PLAX view? Select all that apply.CorrectIncorrect12 of 86Question12Image presentation
Two conventions exist regarding the orientation indicator on the screen. Which of these statements are correct concerning the FATE examination (cardiac ultrasound)?CorrectIncorrect13 of 86Question13Pathology 1A. The video clips show four PSAX views. Which one represents significant pathology (only one “True”) ?
CorrectIncorrect14 of 86Question14Pathology 1B. The video clip shows one PSAX view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”) ?
CorrectIncorrect15 of 86Question15Pathology 2A. The video clips show four SC4CH views. Which one represents significant pathology (only one “True”) ?
CorrectIncorrect16 of 86Question16Pathology 3A. The video clips show four PLAX views. Which one represents significant pathology (only one “True”) ?
CorrectIncorrect17 of 86Question17Pathology 3B. The video clip shows one PLAX view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”) ?
CorrectIncorrect18 of 86Question18Pathology 4A. The video clips show four AP4CH views. Which one represents significant pathology (only one “True”) ?
CorrectIncorrect19 of 86Question19Pathology 4B. The video clip shows one AP4CH view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”) ?
CorrectIncorrect20 of 86Question20Lung-pleura. Which of these statements are correct? Select all that apply.
CorrectIncorrect21 of 86Question21Pathology 5A. The video clips show four PLAX views. Which one represents significant pathology (only one “True”) ?
CorrectIncorrect22 of 86Question22Pathology 5B. The video clip shows one PLAX view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”) ?
CorrectIncorrect23 of 86Question23Pathology 6A. The video clips show four AP4CH views. Which one represents significant pathology (only one “True”) ?
CorrectIncorrect24 of 86Question24Pathology 6B. The video clip shows one AP4CH view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”) ?
CorrectIncorrect25 of 86Question25Pathology 7A. The video clips show four S4CH views. Which one represents significant pathology (only one “True”) ?
CorrectIncorrect26 of 86Question26Pathology 7B. The video clip shows one S4CH view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect27 of 86Question27Pathology 8A. The video clips show four PLAX views. Which one represents significant pathology (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect28 of 86Question28Pathology 8B. The video clip shows one PLAX view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect29 of 86Question29Pathology 9A. The video clip shows four SC4CH views. Which one represents significant pathology (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect30 of 86Question30Pathology 9B. The video clip shows one SC4CH view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect31 of 86Question31Pathology 10A. The video clip shows four AP4CH views. Which one represents significant pathology (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect32 of 86Question32Pathology 10B. The video clip shows one AP4CH view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect33 of 86Question33Pathology 11A. The video clips show four PSAX views. Which one represents significant pathology (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect34 of 86Question34Pathology 11B. The video clip shows one PSAX view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect35 of 86Question35Pathology 12A. The video clip shows four IVC views. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect36 of 86Question36Pathology 12B. The video clip shows one subcostal view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect37 of 86Question37Pathology 13A. The video clip shows four S4CH views. Which one represents significant pathology (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect38 of 86Question38Pathology 13B. The video clip shows one S4CH view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect39 of 86Question39Pathology 14A. The video clips show four PLAX views. Which one represents significant pathology (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect40 of 86Question40Pathology 14B. The video clip shows one PLAX view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect41 of 86Question41Pathology 15A. The video clips show four A4CH views. Which one represents significant pathology (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect42 of 86Question42Pathology 15B. The video clip shows one A4CH view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect43 of 86Question43Pathology 16A. The video clips show four PSAX views. Which one represents significant pathology (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect44 of 86Question44Pathology 16B. The video clip shows one PSAX view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect45 of 86Question45Pathology 17A. The video clip shows four A4CH views. Which one represents significant pathology (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect46 of 86Question46Pathology 17B. The video clip shows one A4CH view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect47 of 86Question47Pathology 18A. The video clips show four S4CH views. Which one represents significant pathology (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect48 of 86Question48Pathology 18B. The video clip shows one S4CH view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect49 of 86Question49Pathology 19A. The video clips show four PSAX views. Which one represents significant pathology (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect50 of 86Question50Pathology 19B. The video clip shows one PSAX view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect51 of 86Question51Pathology 20A. The video clip shows four pleural views. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect52 of 86Question52Pathology 20B. The video clip shows one pleural view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect53 of 86Question53Pathology 21A. The video clip shows four IVC views. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect54 of 86Question54Pathology 21B. The video clip shows one IVC view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect55 of 86Question55Pathology 22A. The video clip shows four 4CH views. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect56 of 86Question56Pathology 22B. The video clip shows one 4CH view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect57 of 86Question57Pathology 23A. The video clip shows four pleural views. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect58 of 86Question58Pathology 23B. The video clip shows one pleural view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect59 of 86Question59Pathology 24A. The video clip shows four pleural views. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect60 of 86Question60Pathology 24B. The video clip shows one pleural view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect61 of 86Question61Pathology 25A. The video clip shows four PLAX views. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect62 of 86Question62Pathology 25B. The video clip shows one PLAX view. Which one of the statements below is correct (only one “True”)?
CorrectIncorrect63 of 86Question63Recognising veins and arteries on an ultrasound image. Look at the three video recordings of veins and arteries. Which of the following statements are correct? Select all that apply.
CorrectIncorrect64 of 86Question64Diameter of veins. The image displays several veins. Which of the following statements are correct? Select all that apply.
CorrectIncorrect65 of 86Question65Appropriate length of an intravenous catheter. Which of the following statements regarding length of intravascular catheters are true? Select all that apply.
CorrectIncorrect66 of 86Question66Needle guidance
Which statements regarding needle guidance are correct? Select all that apply.CorrectIncorrect67 of 86Question67Needle guidance and skin puncture
Which statements are regarding needle guidance and skin puncture are correct? Select all that apply.CorrectIncorrect68 of 86Question68Important points for successful cannulation. Which statements about cannulation are correct? Select all that apply.CorrectIncorrect69 of 86Question692D sonoanatomy of the cardiac structures – position 1
In the image each letter labels a structure. Insert the correct letters for each statement and click Next.
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shows RA = right atriumshows the livershows the apexshows RV = right ventricleshows LV = left ventricleshows LA = left atrium
CorrectIncorrect70 of 86Question70Test 1: 2D sonoanatomy of the cardiac structures
Test yourself: Insert missing letters. In the image each letter labels a structure. Please compare the image with the statements. Insert the correct letter missing in each statement and click the ‘Next’ button. On the last page click the ‘Finish Quiz’ button-
Shows LA = Left atriumShows Descending thoracic aortaShows RA = Right atriumShows RV = Right ventricleShows LV = Left ventricleShows Apex
Correct 5 / 5 PointsIncorrect / 5 Points71 of 86Question712D sonoanatomy of the cardiac structures
In the image each letter labels a structure. Insert the correct letters for each statement and click Next.-
shows IAS: inter-atrial septumshows the anterior mitral leafletshows IVS: inter-ventricular septumshows the lateral wallshows the posterior mitral leafletshows the base of the heart
CorrectIncorrect72 of 86Question722D sonoanatomy of the cardiac structures – PLAX
In the image each letter labels a structure. Insert the correct letters for each statement and click Next.
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shows the posterior wallshows the descending aortashows the anterior mitral leafletshows the left atriumshows the pericardiumshows the right ventricle
CorrectIncorrect73 of 86Question732D sonoanatomy of the cardiac structures – PSAX
In the image each letter labels a structure. Insert the correct letters for each statement and click Next.-
shows the right ventricleshows the left ventricleshows the pericardiumshows the posterior wallshows the lateral wallshows the papillary muscle
CorrectIncorrect74 of 86Question74Sonoanatomy of the right pleura
In the image each letter labels a structure. Insert the correct letters for each statement and click Next.
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shows the livershows the caudal directionshows the orientation indicatorshows the spleenshows the cranial directionshows the diaphragm
CorrectIncorrect75 of 86Question752D sonoanatomy of the RUQ and LUQ views
In the image each letter labels a structure. Insert the correct letters for each statement and click Next.
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shows the spleenshows Morison’s pouchshows the livershows the diaphragm on patient’s right sideshows the diaphragm on patient’s left sideshows splenorenal recess
CorrectIncorrect76 of 86Question76Identifying the structures on the ultrasound image of the chest wall
In the image each letter labels a structure. Insert the correct letters for each statement and click “Next”.-
shows skinshows image artefacts from the echoes of the overlying skin, muscle, costae and pleural lineshows rib shadowshows costashows intercostal muscleshows pleura
CorrectIncorrect77 of 86Question77Identifying the structures
In the image each letter labels a structure. Insert the correct letters for each statement and click “Next”.-
shows the spleenshows the diaphragm on the left sideshows the diaphragm on the right sideshows the area corresponding to left lungshows the area corresponding to right lungshows the liver
CorrectIncorrect78 of 86Question78Identifying structures in pleural effusion
In the image each letter labels a structure. Insert the correct letters for each statement and click “Next”.-
shows the spleenshows the pleural effusion between right lung and right diaphragmshows the pleural effusion between left lung and left diaphragmshows the diaphragm on the right sideshows the diaphragm on the left sideshows the liver
CorrectIncorrect79 of 86Question79Equipment and skills summary
Match the phrase at the top with the correct option below to form true statements by dragging the answer into the answer box.Sort elements
- is abbreviated OM
- gives excellent high resolution 2D-images in superficial structure
- is on the right side of the screen
- is on the left side of the screen
- adjust gain at different depths of the ultrasound image
- permit deep penetration in patients
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The orientation marker on the transducer
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High frequencies linear transducers
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In cardiac ultrasound the orientation indicator (OI)
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In FAST ultrasound the orientation indicator (OI)
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Time gain compensation (TGC)
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Curved array (abdominal) probes
CorrectIncorrect80 of 86Question80Match the phrases on the left side with the phrases on the right side to form true statements. Click “Submit” when finishedhttps://usabcd.org/wp-content/uploads/FM_media/BasUS_studmed/BasUS_studmed_Q_M7_P15?
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- Left atrium
- Right atrium
- Left ventricle
- Right ventricle
- Aorta
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LA is the abbreviation for
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RA is the abbreviation for
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LV is the abbreviation for
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RV is the abbreviation for
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AO is the abbreviation for
CorrectIncorrect81 of 86Question81Match the phrase at the top with the correct option below to form true statements by dragging the answer into the answer box.
Sort elements
- The subcostal 4-chamber view, and is obtained from position 1 on the FATE card
- The apical 4-chamber view, and is obtained from position 2 on the FATE card
- The parasternal long-axis view, and is obtained from position 3 on the FATE card
- The parasternal short-axis view, and is obtained from position 3 on the FATE card
- Obtained from position 4 on the FATE card
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S4CH view is
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A4CH view is
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PLAX view is
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PSAX view is
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Pleura view is
CorrectIncorrect82 of 86Question82Match the phrases on the left side with the phrases on the right side to form true statements. Click “Submit” when finishedhttps://usabcd.org/wp-content/uploads/FM_media/BasUS_studmed/BasUS_studmed_Q_M7_P43?
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- the subcostal or subxiphoid view
- directed towards the patients LEFT.
- will appear in the near field of the image
- will appear in the far field of the image
- will appear on the right side of the screen
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The FATE projection 1 is called
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In the FATE projection 1 the orientation marker on the transducer should be
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On the ultrasound image the RA and RV
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On the ultrasound image the LA and LV
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In the subcostal 4 chamber view the apex of the heart
CorrectIncorrect83 of 86Question83Match the phrases on the left side with the phrases on the right side to form true statements. Click “Submit” when finishedhttps://usabcd.org/wp-content/uploads/FM_media/BasUS_studmed/BasUS_studmed_Q_M7_P57?
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- the apical 4 chamber view (A4CH)
- directed towards the patients left shoulder and backwards
- will appear in the near field of the image
- is seen behind the left atrium
- is a good starting point for the apical 4 chamber view examination
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The FATE position 2 is called
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In the FATE position 2 the orientation marker on the transducer should be
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Both right and left ventricle
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The descending thoracic aorta
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The ictus cordis
CorrectIncorrect84 of 86Question84Match the phrases on the left side with the phrases on the right side to form true statements. Click “Submit” when finishedhttps://usabcd.org/wp-content/uploads/FM_media/BasUS_studmed/BasUS_studmed_Q_M7_P88?
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- are fixed points and should always be identified
- appears above the liver
- is on the right side of the screen
- if the orientation indicator is on the right side of the screen
- both on the left and right side
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The right and left diaphragms
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The diaphragm on the right side
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In echocardiography the orientation indicator
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In pleural scan with the FATE protocol (position 4) the orientation marker is generally pointed cranially
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Pleura should be examined
CorrectIncorrect85 of 86Question85How to scan – aorta ultrasound
Match the phrase at the top with the correct option below to form true statements by dragging the answer into the answer box.Sort elements
- a cross sectional view
- a longitudinal view
- the right side of the screen
- the left side of the screen
- 15 cm
- 5 MHz
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First scan from the epigastrium to the umbilicus with
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Then turn the probe clockwise and scan from the bifurcation to the celiac trunk with
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In the horizontal plane: Display the left side of the patient on
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In the longitudinal plane: Display the cranial end of the patient on
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Initial depth should be adjusted to
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Select a curved array probe scanning up to
CorrectIncorrect86 of 86Question86Sonopathology and measurement
Match the phrase at the top with the correct option below to form true statements by dragging the answer into the answer box.Sort elements
- anterior-posterior direction
- left-right direction
- outer wall to outer wall
- inner wall to inner wall of the aneurysmal lumen
- perpendicular to the long axis of the vessel
- perpendicular to the skin surface
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Measure the aortic diameter in the
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Do not measure the aortic diameter in the
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Gauge the diameter of the aneurysm from
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Never gauge the diameter of the aneurysm from
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Always gauge the diameter of the aortic vessel
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The long axis of the abdominal aorta is not always
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