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Transthoracic echocardiography is a noninvasive method, cost-effective, portable, and undeniable which use to determine the cardiac function and disease from the critically ill patients. The ability of echocardiography to yields an accurate hemodynamic Doppler gating signal data (blood flow velocity, direction and flow patterns). The spatial temporal resolution, suboptimal quality image are extremely useful in the ICU setting and expertise in ICU is a time-consuming and challenging to their potential findings. The study of transthoracic echocardiography is depends on the handling of transducer or probe and the knowledge about the augmentation of the ultrasound settings using specialized ultrasound doppler machines. Transthoracic echocardiography is achieved by using different acoustic cardiac windows - parasternal long- axis views and short-axis views, apical four chamber views, apical five chamber views, and subcostal view), Doppler have the different modes Such as continuous wave, pulse wave, Single angle, and vector are apply to acquired the cineloops and acoustic cardiac window of doppler spectrum. The standardized views are characterized by specific cardiac structures and their positioning in the scanning sector. Every standardized orientation is highly mimeo graphically documented. So, those cardiac structures can be visualized in a specific manner by transthoracic echocardiography.