What is the angle of insonation for continous wave doppler
45-60 degrees
characteristics of a normal multiphasic (triphasic) waveform
-rapid systolic upstroke
-sharp peak
-rapid mid systolic downstroke
-late systolic flow reversal
-forward diastolic flow
characteristics of an abnormal multiphasic (biphasic) waveform
-rapid systolic upstroke
-sharp peak
-perhaps slightly slowed mid systolic downstroke
-late systolic flow reversal
-no forward diastolic flow
-often considered normal
-analog difficult to discern
characteristics of an abnormal monophasic waveform
-delayed systolic upstroke
-rounded peak
-slowed mid systolic downstroke
-no systolic flow reversal
what is the normal pulsatility index for quantitative doppler waveform? (FFT spectral analysis)
normal >4.0
abnormal <4.0, consistent with at >60% stenosis proximal to sample
a delay in the systolic acceleration time means there is an obstruction?
proximal
what is the normal acceleration time for lower extremities
normal= 133 milliseconds
abnormal= >133
blood flowing into the lower extremities
inflow disease
represents blood flow going out into the extremities
outflow disease
what is an example of inflow disease
aorto-iliac
what is an example of outflow disease
femoral-popliteal