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The Ductal Arch View

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This module provides a detailed look at the ductus arteriosus. Students will learn the sagittal scanning technique required to evaluate the ductal arch, identifying its characteristic "hockey stick" shape and screening for patent ductus or arch-related anomalies.

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1. The ductal arch view is which of the three longitudinal views in fetal echocardiography?
First Second Third It's not a longitudinal view
2. Among the nine diagnostic planes, the ductal arch view ranks as which plane?
Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth
3. What sign classically describes the appearance of the ductal arch view?
Candy cane sign Hockey stick sign Figure-of-eight sign V-sign
4. In the ductal arch view, which vessel is considered the most anterior?
Aortic root Superior vena cava Pulmonary trunk Descending aorta
5. The pulmonary trunk seen in the ductal arch view originates from which chamber?
Left ventricle Right ventricle Right atrium Left atrium
6. In the ductal arch view, the ductal arch curves around which structure?
Left atrium Pulmonary veins Aortic root Superior vena cava
7. Where is the left atrium positioned relative to the aortic root in the ductal arch view?
Anterior To the right Posterior Superior
8. The ductus arteriosus, as the continuation of the pulmonary trunk, terminates into which vessel?
Aortic arch Descending aorta Inferior vena cava Superior vena cava