Cardiology Flashcards

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parameters to monitor when on magnesium sulphate therapy

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reflexes, respiratory rate

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parameters to define preecclampsia

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condition seen after 20 weeks of gestation
pregnancy induced HTN
proteinuria

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Regime of magnesium sulphate in ecclampsia ?

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IV bolus of 4g over 5-10 minutes should be given followed by an infusion of 1g / hour

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regular canon waves are found in

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1.ventricular tachycardia (with 1:1 ventricular-atrial conduction)
2.atrio-ventricular nodal re-entry tachycardia (AVNRT)

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irregular canon waves are seen in

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complete heart block

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prophylaxis for angina

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betablocker

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which drug, when taken together with beta blocker will cause heart block/ fatal arrest ?

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verampamil

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initial physiological response to valsalva maneuver

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reduced venous return

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9
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duration of DOAC for people with provoked VTE

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3 months

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what is the diagnosis ? young man collapsed during excercise, family history of sudden death at young age. ECG - coved ST elevation from V1- V3

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brugada syndrome

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class of drug - indapamide

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thiazide like diuretic

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conditions where S3 heart sound is heard

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left ventricular failure ( cardiac myopathy )
constrictive pericarditis
mitral regurgitation

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diastolic murmur + excertional dyspnea is seen in

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mitral valve stenosis

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14
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management of brugada syndrome

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implantable cardioveter defibrillator

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15
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in which ethicity is brugada most commonly seen ?

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asian

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16
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atrialisation of right ventricle

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ebstein’s anomaly

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RBBB, pansystolic murmur worse on expiration, may be associated with WPW syndrome

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ebstein anomaly

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what all parameters to monitor for patients started with simvastatin ?

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LFT at baseline, 3 months and 12 months

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what is the guideline from DVLA for Group 2 (heavy vehicles )?patients with heart failure

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if LVEF < 40 - barred from driving.
If LVEF >/= 40o, then can get license back only if asymptomatic with treatment

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persistent ST elevation following recent MI with no chest pain

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left ventricular aneurysm

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fever,pleuritic pain and pericardial effussion after MI

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dresslers syndrome

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treatment of choice for left ventricular aneurysm following MI

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anticoagulation as increased risk of thrombus

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what is the indication for emergency valve replacement surgery in infective endocarditis?

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1.infective endocarditis causing congestive cardiac failure
2. sepsis even after abx therapy (+/- perivalvular abscess, fistulae, perforation)
3.Recurrent embolic episodes despite antibiotic therapy
4.Pregnancy

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MOA of fondaparinux

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activates antithrombin III

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JVP wave findings in tricuspid regurgitation
prominent V waves
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IVDU - SOB+ B/L leg swelling+pansystolic murmur
tricuspid regurgitation
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canon A wave in JVP
complete heart block
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Absent A wave in JVP
AF
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prominent X descent in JVP
acute cardiac tamponade ,congestive pericarditis
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absent X descent in JVP
AF
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when do we give adrenaline for non shockable rhythms ?
as soon as possible
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VF/Pulseless VT - course of action in ALS?
un synchronised shock
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which drug to give for patients with BG of asthma , coming with SVT, not subsiding by vagal maneuver ?
verampamil ( adenosine is contraindicated )
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giant V wave in JVP
tricuspid regurgitation
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kausmaul sign in JVP
constructive pericarditis
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non pulsatile JVP
superior venacava obstruction
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Treatment of choice for PAH for pts with positive response to acute vasodilator testing ?
CCB
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Treatment of choice for PAH for pts with negative response to acute vasodilator testing ?
1.prostacyclin analogue 2.endothelin receptor antagonist 3.phosphodiesterase inhibitor
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Define hypetension in pregnancy
BP> 140/90 or increase above booking reading of > 30 sytolic and > 15 diastolic
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MOA of dypiridamole
decrease cellular uptake of adenosine
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urticaria pigmentosa (produces a wheel on robbing)+ flashing, plus abdominal pain. What is the diagnosis?
Mastocytosis
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How to diagnose mastocytosis
1. Raised serum tryptase level 2.urinary histamine
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Low pitched rumbling, diastolic murmur is a characteristic of
mitral stenosis
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Intervention of choice for severe mitral, stenosis
mitral commissurotomy
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Most common cause of mitral valve stenosis
Rheumatic fever
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Inherited long QT syndrome, sensory neural deafness-what is the diagnosis?
Jervell and lange neilson syndrome
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what is the percentage of the cardiovascular risk of patients , above which we will give statin ?
10
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drug to be taken for pregnant patient high risk of pre eclampsia
Aspirin 75 mg OD from 12 week until birth of the baby
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which drug does not improve the mortality of the patients with chronic heart failure ?
furosemide
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first line for heart failure ?
ace inhibitor and beta blocker
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what is the bc cardiac arrest dose of adrenaline ?
1mg 1:10,000
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MOA of statins
Inhibit HMG COA reductase
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Pneumonic RILE on murmur
Right sided - best heard on Inspiration Left sided - best heard on Expiration
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when do we give adrenaline in non shockable rhythm?
as soon as possible
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what type of pulse is associated with mixed aortic valve disease ?
bisferiens pulse
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which all syndromes are indicated for implatable cardiac defibrillators?
long QT syndrome Brugada syndrome
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definitive management of WPW syndrome ?
radiofrequency ablation
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medical therapy for WPW syndrome ?
sotalolol, amiodarone , flecanaide
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which medication to avoid in WPW if with AF ?
sotalolol
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which medication to avoid in WPW syndrome ?
adenosine - will precipitate VF/VT
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what is stage 1 HTN?
BP > = 135/85
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what is stage 2 HTN?
BP>=150/95
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criteria for treating stage 1 HTN?
less than 80 years end organ damage established cardiovascular disease renal disease diabetes 10 year cardiovascular risk => 10 %
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which all electrolyte abnormality would cause QT prolongation
hypokalaemia, hypocalcemia
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most common electrolyte abnormality associate with pamidronate in fusion ?
hypocalcaemia
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first line treatment for chronic heart failure
ACE inhibitor + betablocker
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if patient with chronic heart failure needs treatment for HTN, which would you choose ? ACEi or BB
ACE i as as per NICE, ACEI comes before BB for HTN
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which two drugs can cause increased risk of myopathy ?
statin + erythromicin/clarithromycin
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MOA of thiazide diuretics ?
inhibition of na reabsorption b y blocking na/ cl symporter at DCT
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most common extra pulmonary manifestation of TB
hypoadrenalism
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which drug to be given along with first antibiotic in suspected meningitis to reduce risk of neurological sequele?
dexamethasone
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DOC for mild to moderate leptospirosis ?
doxycycline/azithromycin
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DOC for severe leptospirosis ?
IV benzylpenicillin
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Is there a vaccine for hep C ?
no
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IOC to diagnose acute hepatitis ?
HCV RNA
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which eye problem is associated with chronic HEP C infection ?
sjogrens syndrome
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lock jaw is associated with which infection
clostridium tetani
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which neurotransmitter is blockjed in clostridiumj infection ?
GABA and glycine
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lock jaw, respiratory paralysis, deep tendon reflexes
clostridium tetani
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flu like symptoms then brief remission - followed by jaundice and hemetemesis
yellow fever
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fever , hypotension , desquamating rash
staphylococcal toxic shock syndrome
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what is the firts step to be taken in cheicken pox exposure in pregnancy ?
check antibodies
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What is recommended for prophylaxis of contact of patients with meningitis?
Oral Ciprofloxacin for one dose
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