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In complete transposition of the great arteries, the pulmonary and systemic circulations function in:
A. Series
B. Parallel
C. Reverse
D. Collateral
B. Parallel
In congenitally corrected transposition of the great arteries, the pulmonary and systemic circulations function in:
A. Series
B. Parallel
C. Reverse
D. Collateral
A. Series
Complete transposition is caused by the conotruncal ridges growing _____ during embyrology.
A. rightward
B. left ward
C. upward
D. downward
D. downward
In the normal heart, the left atrium can be identified morphologically by its ____shape.
A. conal
B. pyramidal
C. fingerlike
D. slitlike
C. fingerlike
In the normal heart, the right ventricle can be identified by all of the following EXCEPT:
A. moderator band
B. apically inserted AV valve
C. trabeculated heart wall
D. smooth heart wall
D. smooth heart wall
All of the following views are useful in making the diagnosis of complete transposition EXCEPT:
A. subcostal 4chv
B. long axis view of the aorta
C. sh ax view of the great vessels
D. 3VV
A. subcostal 4chv
Congenitally corrected transposition of the great arteries is a result of:
A. abnormal spiraling of the conotruncal ridges
B. abnormal looping of the heart
C. abnormal blood flow through the aorta
D. abnormal division of the truncus arteriosis
B. abnormal looping of the heart
With complete transposition, which two vessels will be seen at the level of the 3-vessel trachea view?
A. pulmonary artery and SVC
B. Aorta and SVC
C. aorta and pulmonary artery
D. pulmonary artery and trachea
B. Aorta and SVC
In complete transposition, which cardiac structures are switched?
A. great vessels
B. ventricles
C. atria
D. vena cavae
A. great vessels
In congenitally corrected transposition, which cardiac structures are switched?
A. great vessels
B. ventricles
C. atria
D. vena cavae
B. ventricles