Official Course Description:
MCCCD Approval: 5-27-08 |
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DMI234 2008 Fall – 2010 Summer II |
LEC |
1 Credit(s) |
1 Period(s) |
Introduction
to Echocardiography |
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Anatomy
and physiology of the heart. Normal, abnormal and pathologic states of
cardiac anatomy as it relates to diagnostic ultrasound. Demonstration of
scanning techniques in echocardiography. Prerequisites: Admission to Diagnostic
Medical Ultrasound program. |
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DMI234 2008
Fall – 2010 Summer II |
Introduction to Echocardiography |
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Define specific terms related to echocardiography. (I) |
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Describe the anatomy and physiology of the heart. (II) |
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Describe cardiac disease in adults and pediatrics. (III) |
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Describe scanning techniques in echocardiography. (IV) |
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Explain cardiac hemodynamics.
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Describe new trends in echocardiography. (VI) |
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DMI234 2008
Fall – 2010 Summer II |
Introduction to Echocardiography |
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I. Medical Terminology A. Anatomical B. Cardiac C. Sonographic
II. Anatomy and Physiology A. Embryology B. Fetal Circulation C. Valves D. Chambers E. Inflow Tract F. Outflow Tract G Arteries
G. Veins H. Adult Configuration I. In-utero
Imaging of the Embryo and Fetus J. Neonatal and Pediatric
Configuration K. Identification of
Anatomical Structures III. Adult Cardiac Disease A. Mitral Valve B. Aortic Valve C. Tricuspid Valve D. Pulmonary Valve E. Prosthetic Valves F. Pericardial Disease G. Systemic Disease H. Cardiomyopathies
I. Tumors J. Thrombus K. Calcification L. Ischemic Disease M. Congenital Heart Disease
N. Infectious Disease IV. Scanning Techniques A. Long Axis B. Short Axis C. Parasternal
D. Apical E. Subcostal
F. Suprasternal
G. Demonstration of
Scanning Techniques V. Cardiac Hemodynamics A. Blood Flow B. Laminar Flow C. Disturbed Flow D. Pressures and Velocity E. Post Operative Flow VI. New Trends A. Equipment B. Technology C. Transducers D. Contrast Agents E. Other |
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