degree of PSwith peakvelocity of 3-4m/smurmurdescribed aslow-pitcheddiastolicrumblevalvularcondition thatcauses anincrease inafterloadvalvularcondition thatcauses anincrease inpreloadzone ofincreasedvelocity beforearegurgitantvalvemostcommoncause ofPSfibrous tissuenodes atcenterof SL valvecuspscaused byRBCstraveling inmultidirections at diffvelocitiesbelowthevalvemurmur ofPI withPHTNcaused byaorticstenosisthe averagePG acrossan openvalvecaused byRVpressureoverloadhow themachineturnsvelocities intoPGspercent ofpeople withtrivial/mildPIDopplermeasurementused toobtainmean PGdifferencein pressurebetween 2structuresoccurs whenincreased proximalpressure pusheson undersurface ofvalveflow is smooth,and peakvelocity is inthecenternumber ofmeasurementsneeded inarrhythmiasmostcommoncause ofPIcongenitalcause ofVHDthis happensto velocitieswhen valveareasdecreasehighestPG acrossan openvalveetiology ofVHD that isthe resultof anotherproblembeforethevalvedegree ofAI if thereis a steep“roof”measurementused tocalculateMVAphenomenonwhere regurgeisunderestimateddue to eccentricjetzone ofincreasedvelocity beforea regurgitantvalvethis happensto velocitieswhen valveareasdecreasetechniqueused totracevalve areacaused byuntreatedstrepthroattime from onsetof ejection topeak velocity ofPV flowdegree of PSwith peakvelocity of 3-4m/smurmurdescribed aslow-pitcheddiastolicrumblevalvularcondition thatcauses anincrease inafterloadvalvularcondition thatcauses anincrease inpreloadzone ofincreasedvelocity beforearegurgitantvalvemostcommoncause ofPSfibrous tissuenodes atcenterof SL valvecuspscaused byRBCstraveling inmultidirections at diffvelocitiesbelowthevalvemurmur ofPI withPHTNcaused byaorticstenosisthe averagePG acrossan openvalvecaused byRVpressureoverloadhow themachineturnsvelocities intoPGspercent ofpeople withtrivial/mildPIDopplermeasurementused toobtainmean PGdifferencein pressurebetween 2structuresoccurs whenincreased proximalpressure pusheson undersurface ofvalveflow is smooth,and peakvelocity is inthecenternumber ofmeasurementsneeded inarrhythmiasmostcommoncause ofPIcongenitalcause ofVHDthis happensto velocitieswhen valveareasdecreasehighestPG acrossan openvalveetiology ofVHD that isthe resultof anotherproblembeforethevalvedegree ofAI if thereis a steep“roof”measurementused tocalculateMVAphenomenonwhere regurgeisunderestimateddue to eccentricjetzone ofincreasedvelocity beforea regurgitantvalvethis happensto velocitieswhen valveareasdecreasetechniqueused totracevalve areacaused byuntreatedstrepthroattime from onsetof ejection topeak velocity ofPV flow

Valvular Heart Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. degree of PS with peak velocity of 3-4 m/s
  2. murmur described as low-pitched diastolic rumble
  3. valvular condition that causes an increase in afterload
  4. valvular condition that causes an increase in preload
  5. zone of increased velocity before a regurgitant valve
  6. most common cause of PS
  7. fibrous tissue nodes at center of SL valve cusps
  8. caused by RBCs traveling in multi directions at diff velocities
  9. below the valve
  10. murmur of PI with PHTN
  11. caused by aortic stenosis
  12. the average PG across an open valve
  13. caused by RV pressure overload
  14. how the machine turns velocities into PGs
  15. percent of people with trivial/mild PI
  16. Doppler measurement used to obtain mean PG
  17. difference in pressure between 2 structures
  18. occurs when increased proximal pressure pushes on undersurface of valve
  19. flow is smooth, and peak velocity is in the center
  20. number of measurements needed in arrhythmias
  21. most common cause of PI
  22. congenital cause of VHD
  23. this happens to velocities when valve areas decrease
  24. highest PG across an open valve
  25. etiology of VHD that is the result of another problem
  26. before the valve
  27. degree of AI if there is a steep “roof”
  28. measurement used to calculate MVA
  29. phenomenon where regurge is underestimated due to eccentric jet
  30. zone of increased velocity before a regurgitant valve
  31. this happens to velocities when valve areas decrease
  32. technique used to trace valve area
  33. caused by untreated strep throat
  34. time from onset of ejection to peak velocity of PV flow