- Start with the Principles
- Know the Anatomy
- What is the RA
- parts/size/shape/position/character/time/connected to
- Most unique
- SVC and IVC and coronary sinus
Right Ventricle
parts/size/shape/position/character/time/connected to
Most unique
papillary muscles attached to the septum
trabeculations
Left Atrium
parts/size/shape/position/character/time/connected to
Most unique
U shaped septum primum
Left Ventricle
parts/size/shape/position/character/time/connected to
Most unique
papillary muscles NOT attached to the septum
smaller trabeculations
Aorta
parts/size/shape/position/character/time/connected to
Most unique
Brachiocephalic vessels arise from the aorta and never arise from the pulmonary artery
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- Where is the Right Atrium?
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- Where is the Right ventricle? (D or L)
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- Where is the Aorta? (D or L)
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- S,D,D / S,L,L/ I,D,D / I,L,L/ A,D,D/A,L,L
- Are they Connected correctly?
PAPVR/TAVR/TOF/TGA/DORV/Truncus/DOLV
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- Associated Anomalies?
VSD ASD PS AS Atresia Hypoplasia