Cardiology Flashcards

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Beck’s triad is seen in what condition?

What are the components

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What is paradoxical pulse?

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3
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ECG features of cardiac tamponade

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4
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Treatment of cardiac tamponade?

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5
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What is Dressler’s syndrome?

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6
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ECG features of pericarditis

How does it differ from MI?

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7
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What is the most common cause of viral pericarditis?

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Treatment of pericarditis?

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9
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In pericarditis, ST is depressed in what leads?

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10
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Systolic mumurs and their locations?

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11
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Diastolic mumurs and their locations?

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12
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Features of ASD in adults?

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13
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Prognosis with ASD symptoms?

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14
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How do you identify mumurs

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15
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Characteristics of mitral stenosis?

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Characteristics of HOCM

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17
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Long term complication of mitral stenosis?

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18
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Commonest cause of restrictive cardiomyopathy?

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19
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Which cardiomyopathy is associated with systolic dysfunction?

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20
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DCM presents with features of which sided HF?

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21
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Symptomatic atropine can be a feature of Heart block. How do you treat?

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22
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Classes of antiarrythmics and where they work

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23
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What class of antiarrythmics is Sotalol?

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24
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What is Amiodarone used for? Mention it’s side effects

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25
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What are antianginal drug classes and examples?

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26
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What groups of antiarrythmics cause heart block?

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27
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Lithium use in pregnancy is associated with which CHD?

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28
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What are the 6 cyanotic CHDx?

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29
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What are the acyanotic heart dx?

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30
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ADPKD is associated with berry aneurysms. Which other condition?

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31
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What’s the BP cutoff for searching for hypertensive urgencies/emergencies- 180/120

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32
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What’s the cutoff for starting antihypertensive medication after ABPM/HBPM

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33
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Algorithm for hypertension treatment

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34
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BP targets for diabetics, >80, <80 and CLD or ACR> 70

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35
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Side effects of thiazide diuretics- hyper and hypo

What is it’s relationship with lithium?

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36
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A common complication of most antihypertensives

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37
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Difference between sever hypertension and malignant htn?

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38
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How do you test for end organ damage?

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39
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Are janeway lesions painful?

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40
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What valve is usually implicated in IVDU IE?

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41
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NVE treatment

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42
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PVE treatment

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43
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Treatment for MRSA IE

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44
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Characteristics of A fib?

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45
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What is the management of A fib?

Acute and long term?

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46
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What medications are used for long term management of

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47
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What are DOACs? Examples (DARE)

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48
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SVT + hemodynamcally stable mgt?

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49
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What of if unstable?

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50
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Causes of TDP

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Electrolytes: hypokalemia, magnesemia and calcemia
Drugs: sotalol, erythromycin
Long QT syndrome

51
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Emergency drug for TDP?

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52
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Appearance of QRS complex in Vtach?

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53
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Delta wave is seen in?

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54
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ECG features of hypokalemia?

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55
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What’s the appropriate initial thing to do when a patient has hyperkalemia?

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56
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Mgt of mild moderate and severe hyperkalemia?

What are their values?

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57
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The 4 As in Arrythmia are Atropine, Adenosine, Adrenaline and Amiodarone. What conditions are they used in?

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