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Echocardiography

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LAX Long Axis Plane   Used in the parasternal and apical acoustic windows. Is a longitudinal vertical plane that divides the heart into right and left. Images the aorta, left atrium, left ventricle, interventricular septum and posterior wall of the left ventricle.  
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SAX Short Axis Plane   Used in the parasternal and subcostal acoustic windows. Is perpendicular to the long axis plane. Divides the heart into inferior and superior portions.  
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Four Chamber Plane   Used in the apical and subcostal acoustic windows. Is a vertical plane that is perpendicular to the LAX and divides the heart into anterior and posterior portions.  
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Probe Face   Is in contact with the patient  
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Probe Tail   The end of the probe connected to the cable  
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POM Probe orientation marker   Either a groove or button that marks one edge of the imaging plane. The POM is always displayed to the right of the 2D sector.  
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Probe movement   Actual sliding of the probe on the chest wall along the scan plane  
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Probe tilting   Up and down rocking of the probe from a fixed point on the chest wall  
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Probe angulation   Side to side swinging of the probe from a fixed point on the chest wall, usually medially or laterally. Helpful when trying to center structures of interest within the image display.  
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Probe rotation   Twisting the probe from a fixed position on the chest wall either clockwise or counterclockwise.  
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