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CVPR 1
> Inotropic Drugs - Limitations in HF > Flashcards
Inotropic Drugs - Limitations in HF Flashcards
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CVPR 1
(39 decks)
Overview/CV Anatomy
Hemodynamics and Vasculature
Cardiac Muscle Structure and Function
Muscle Physics and Heart as a Pump
Cardiac Ion Channels and Action Potentials
Cardiac Conduction System and EKG
Molecular Mechanisms of Arrhythmias
Anti-Arrhythmic Drugs
Cardiac Signaling Pathways and Vascular Signaling Pathways I
Cardiac Signaling Pathways and Vascular Signaling Pathways II
Cardiac Signaling Pathways and Vascular Signaling Pathways III
EC Coupling and Calcium I
EC Coupling and Calcium II
Muscle Physics and Heart as a Pump II
Cardiac Conduction System and EKG II
Heart Failure I - Pathophysiology
Autonomic Nervous System Physiology
Preserving Cardiac Output in Acute Stress
HF and hypertrophy
HF II - Dx and Tx
HF III - Clinical Tx of HF
Adrenergic and Angiotensin Block in CHF
Inotropic Drugs - Limitations in HF
Diuretics and RAAS Antagonists
Cardiomyopathy and Myocarditis
Diagnositc Features of the ECG
Arrhythmias
Diuretics and RAAS Antagonists II
Clinical Treatment of Arrhythmias
Epigenetics of Heart Failure
Intro to the 12-lead EKG interpretation
Aortic and Pulm Valve Disease
Mitral and Tricuspid Valve Disease
Mitral and Tricuspid Valve Disease - Key Points
Aortic and Pulm Valve Disease - Key Points
Cardiac history of physical exam
Myocardial Pathology
Valvular Heart Disease Pathology
Pericardial Disease
