Cardiology Flashcards

1
Q

A split S2 occurs in any setting that delays closure of aortic valve. What kind of split?

A

Paradoxical split

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2
Q

Kind of split that occurs when A2 sound precedes P2 by great enough distance to hear both seperately

A

Physiologic splitting

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3
Q

Any condition that causes a delay in closure of pulmonic valve, or early closure of AV valve will result in what kind of split?

A

Persistent widened s2 split

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4
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This kind of split occurs when there is always a delay in closure of pulmonic valve and there is no further delay with inspiration.

A

Fixed split S2

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5
Q

What is audible turbulence called outside of the heart?

and inside the heart?

A

Bruit

Murmur

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6
Q

What grade of a murmer is accompanied by a palpable thrill?

A

Grade 4/6

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7
Q

Name of murmur found early/mid diastolic @5th ICS?

A

Austin Flint murmur

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8
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Early diastolic murmur heard @ 3rd ICS on end expiration?

A

Aortic regurgitation

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9
Q

Average pressure over a complete cycle of Systole and Diastole- dependent on peripheral resistance and CO

A

MAP

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10
Q
EKG
serum chemistries
CBC
Lipid profile
TSH
urinalysis 
are Dx procedures for ?
A

Hypertension

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11
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A low pitched decrescendo- crescendo rumbling diastolic murmur heard best with bell at apex?

A

MV Stenosis

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12
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Pt presents to ED with symptoms of dyspnea, pulmonary edema, hemoptysis, pulm HTN. On PE pt appears with ruddy checks and facial pallor. ECG shows LAE, a fib and RVH. What comes to mind?

A

Mitral Stenosis

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