cardiac catheterisation workbook
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Paediatric cardiac catheterisationTRANSCRIPT
Cardiac Catheterisation
Workbook
Use this diagram to work out each scenario.
For each scenario, select the most likely from the following list (each answer may used once, more than once or not at all).
A. Atrial septal defect B. Patent ductus arteriosus C. Tetralogy of Fallot D. Coarctation of the aorta E. Transposition of the great arteries F. Ventricular septal defect
Scenario 1: Saturation Pressure (mmHg) Left Atrium 98% 10/5 Left Ventricle 98% 152/60 Aorta 98% 90/50 Answer:_____ Scenario 2: Saturation Pressure (mmHg) Right Atrium 88% 5 Right Ventricle 87% 35/5 Pulmonary Artery 87% 35/12 Left Atrium 97% 6 Left Ventricle 97% 100/8 Aorta 97% 100/58 Answer:_____ Scenario 3: Saturation Pressure (mmHg) Vena Cava 30% -‐ Right Atrium 32% -‐ Right Ventricle 32% 90/10 Pulmonary Artery 92% 60/7 Left Atrium 93% 7 Left Ventricle 94% 60/7 Aorta 35% 88/60 Answer:_____
Scenario 4: Saturation Pressure (mmHg) Superior Vena Cava 75% -‐ Right Atrium 75% 3 Right Ventricle 75% 35/5 Pulmonary Artery 88% 35/14 Left Atrium 95% 8 Left Ventricle 95% 100/8 Aorta 95% 100/55 Answer:_____ Scenario 5: Saturation Pressure (mmHg) Right Atrium 65% -‐ Right Ventricle 65% 90/10 Pulmonary Artery 68% 100/60 Left Atrium 95% -‐ Left Ventricle 82% 100/12 Aorta 83% 100/55 Answer:_____ Scenario 6: Saturation Pressure (mmHg) Superior Vena Cava 68% -‐ Inferior Vena Cava 64% -‐ Right Atrium 72% 12 Right Ventricle 84% 85/7 Pulmonary Artery 85% 20/8 Left Atrium 98% 10/5 Left Ventricle 91% 90/5 Aorta 88% 90/55 Answer:_____
Answers
D: Coarctation of the aorta
A: Atrial septal defect
E: Transposition of the great arteries
B: Patent ductus arteriosus
F: Ventricular septal defect
C: Tetralogy of Fallot