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Miscellaneous- Cardio Flashcards

1
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What is becks triad, and where is it implicated

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In cardiac tamponade

Hypotension
Raised JVP
Muffled heart sounds

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Causes of pericardial effusion

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Bacterial infection
Viral
Trauma 
Malignancy 
MI
CHF
aortic dissections
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Tx for cardiac tamponade

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Pericardiocentesis (5th ics close to sternum)

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Complication of cardiac tamponade

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Pneumothorax
Damage to myocardium
Damage to coronary vessels

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5
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Criteria for IE

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Dukes (2 major or 1 major and 3 minor)

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6
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Gs investigation for IE

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Echocardiography
TTE- 1st line imaging
TOE- most sensitive diagnostic test

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7
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Name 5 causes of acute pericarditis

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Idiopathic 
Viral 
Autoimmune conditions- ra
Malignancy 
Trauma 
Post mi 
Dressler’s syndrome
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8
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Describe the nature of chest pain in acute pericarditis

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Sharp pleuritic unilateral chest pain
Relief on leaning forward/sitting up
Worse on inspiration

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9
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ECG changes seen in acute pericarditis

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St saddle shape

Pr segment depression

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10
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Tx for acute pericarditis

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1st line- NSAIDs + ppi + colchicine

Give glucocorticoids if contraindicated

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11
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Complications of acute pericarditis

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Chronic pericarditis
Cardiac tamponade
Pleural effusion

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12
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What is constrictive pericarditis

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Chronic inflammation of pericardium results in fibrotic thickened pericardium that impedes diastolic filing

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13
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Causes of constrictive pericarditis

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Idiopathic
Viral (cksackie)
Tb
Post mi

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14
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Signs and Sx of constrictive pericarditis

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Signs- kausmmal sign, raised jvp, pericardial knock

Sx- chest pain, dyspnoea, oedema, fever

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15
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Tx for constrictive pericarditis

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Diuretics to relieve oedema
NSAIDs ppi and colchicine
Pericardiectomy in severe cases

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16
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1st line Ix for pad

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Ankle brachial index >0.9

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17
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Moa of apaixaban/rivaroxaban

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Direct factor 10a inhibitor

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18
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Moa of dabigatran

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Direct thrombin inhibitor

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19
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Gs Ix and tx for PE in
A) normal person
B) pregnant or renal impairment

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A) CTPA and DOAC- apixaban

B) v/a scan and LMWH

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20
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Moa of lmwh

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Activates antithrombin 3

And forms complex that inhibits factor 10a

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21
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What criteria is used to stratify the risk of a DVT/PE

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Wells scrore

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22
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2ndry causes of HTN

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ROPES
Renal artery stenosis 
Obesity
Pregnancy
Endocrine- conns, cushings, phaechromocytoma 
Sleep disorders
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23
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What is atrial fibrillation

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A SVT with uncoordinated atrial electrical activation and consequently ineffective atrial contraction

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24
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List 5 causes of a fib

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MRS SMITH (sepsis, mitral valve pathology, IHD, thyrotoxicosis, HTN)

HTN 
Valvular disease 
Thyroid disorders 
CAD
diabetes 
Cardiomyopathy
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25
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What is atrial flutter

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A SVT characterised by rapid atrial depolarisation

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26
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What score determines anticoagulantion in a fib

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CHA2DS2-VASc

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27
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What score determines the risk of bleeding on anticoagulants

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HASBLED

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28
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Key findings of a fib

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Absent p waves
Iregularly irregular rhythm
Narrow QRS complex

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29
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List 5 causes of atrial flutter

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Idiopathic fibrosis 
Atrial dilation 
Thyrotoxicosis 
Amiadorone 
Congenital 
Pericarditis
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30
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What is WPW

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Causes by congenital accessory pathway which connects the atria to the ventricles bypassing AV node

This accessory pathway leads to the potential for re-enterant circuits to form leading to SVT

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31
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Features on ECG in WPW

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Delta waves
Short PR interval
Broad QRS
if re-enter at circuit has developed the ECG will show narrow complex tachycardia

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32
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Tx for WFW

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1st- radio frequency ablation of accessory pathway

2nd- drug tx beta blocker (sotalol) of amaiadorone

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33
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Mx of WFW syndrome in SVT

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Valsalva monouvere
IV adenosine
Dc cardioverison (1st line in unstable)

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34
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What is 1st degree HB and list 3 causes

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Prolonged PR interval >200ms

Hyperkalaemia
Ccb/bb
High Vagal tone (professional athletes)

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35
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What is mobitz type 1 and list 3 causes

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PR Interval gets progressively longer, eventually resulting in dropped beat

MI
Ccb/bb/digoxin
High vagal tone

36
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What is mobitz ii and list 3 causes

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PR interval is constant but p waves not followed by QRS complex

Mi
Ccb/bb
Fibrosis
SLE/RA

37
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What is third degree HB and list 3 causes

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Complete signal block

Mi
Bb/ Ccb
Idiopathic fibrosis

38
Q

Ecg changes in LBBB

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(WILLIAM)

V1- S wave
V6- notched R. wave

39
Q

ECG changes in RBBB

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(MARROW)

V1- r wave
V6- S wave

40
Q

List 3 causes of LBBB

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IHD
MI
hyperkalaemia
Aortic stenosis

41
Q

List 3 causes of RBBB

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Righ ventricular hypertrophic
PE
IHD
ASD

42
Q

What is a AAA

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A permanent dilatation of the abdominal aorta diameter >3cm

43
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Who is offered screening for AAA

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Men in England over 65

If small AAA (3-4.4cm) – offered yearly repeat ultrasound
If medium AAA (4.5-5.4cm) – offered repeat ultrasound every 3 months
If large AAA (>5.5cm) – surgery generally recommended.

44
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Rf for AAA

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HTN, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, obesity, smoking, CT disorder, increased age, infections (staph and salmonella)

45
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Most common site for AAA

A

BETWEEN RENAL AND INFERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERIES

46
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tx for AAA

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Open repair via laparotomy

EVAR- Endovascular aneurysm repair

47
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What is a aortic dissection

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Tear in the tunica intima of the aorta

48
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Rf of aortic dissection

A 
Ct disorders
Aortic vale replacement
Co-arctation of aorta
HTN 
Bicuspid aortic valve
49
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Classification of aortic dissections

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Type a Stanford- ascending aorta before braciocephalic trunk

Type b Stanford- descending aorta after left subclavian artery

50
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Gold standard Ix of aortic dissection

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Ct angiogram

51
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1st line tx for aortic dissection

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Beta blockers- control hr and bp, manage stress and analgesia

52
Q

List 3 complications of aortic dissection

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Stroke
Cardiac tamponade
MESENTERIC ischameia
Death

53
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What is RHD

A

An autoimmune disease that occurs following a group A beta haemolytic strep throat infection

54
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Sx of RHD

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Murmurs- mitral valve most common (MR- Pansystolic)
Joint pain
Fever
Recent throat infection
Subcut nodules
Erythematous marginatum rash (pink rings)

55
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What is the name for granulomatous nodules found in rheumatic fever

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Aschoff bodies

56
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What criteria is used to make a diagnosis of RHD

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Jones criteria

2 major or 1 major and 2 minor

57
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Ix for rheumatic fever

A

Throat swab
ASO antibody titres
Echo/ech/CXR

58
Q

Tx for rheumatic fever

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Treat strep infection- benzoyl penicillin for 10 days
NSAIDS for joint pain]
Aspirin/steroids treat carditis

59
Q

What is long QT syndrome

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Prolonged ventricular repolarisation

60
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What causes long qt

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Inherited- mutations in sodium and potassium channels

Acquired- drugs, electrolyte imbalances

61
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What is a complocation of long qt

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Tosarde de pointes

62
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What is the tx for tosardes de pointes in
A) stable pt
B)unstable pt

A

A- IV magnesium sulphate

B- Dc cardio version

63
Q

Tx for ventricular tachycardia

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Stable- amiadoarone (300mg)

Unstable- Dc cardioverison (3 attempts),
amaiadorone

64
Q

What are the 4 features in tetralogy of fallout

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Over-riding aorta
RV hypertrophy
VSD
Pulmonary stenosis

65
Q

Most common congenital defect

A

VSD

66
Q

Name the 4 categories of shock

A

Hypovolaemic
Cardiogenic
Neurogenic
Obstructive

67
Q

What blood test confirms the diagnosis of anaphylaxis

A

Serum tryptase

68
Q

What is the management of anaphylaxis

A 
Remove precipitating cause
DR ABCDE
IM adrenaline (500 micro grams)-breadminister after 5. In’s if no changes
IV Fluid bolus
\+/-Chloramphenamine- antihistamine 
Measure serum tryptase
69
Q

What is sepsis 6

A 
Give O2
Take cultures
Give broad spectrum antibiotics
Give IV fluids
Measure lactate
Measure urine output
70
Q

Name a cyanosis heart defect

A

TOF

71
Q

What is eisenmengers syndrome

A

When the shunt reverses thus R>L

72
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What is the GS Ix for TOF

A

Echocardiography

73
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CXR finding of TOF

A

Boot shaped heart

74
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What is co-arctation of the aorta

A

Congenital narrowing of the aorta

75
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What are the 2 forms of coarctation of the aorta

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1) infant form
patent ductus arteriosus (PA>aorta)
lower extremity cyanosis
-70%

2) adult form
no patent ductus arteriosus
coarctation happens distal to aortic arch
upstream issues- cerebral aneurysm due to high bf
downstream issues- decrease bp in lower extremities, activation of RAAS, HTN

76
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Associations of VSD

A

Foetal alcohol syndrome

Down’s syndrome

77
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Symptoms of VSD

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Failure to thrive
Sob 
Poor feeding 
Finger clubbing
Holosytolic murmur 
High pulmonary blood flow
78
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Sx of ASD

A 
Pulmonary flow murmur
Right heart dilatation 
SOBOE
increase chest infections
S-pitting S2
79
Q

During development what substance keeps the Ductus arteriosus open

A

Prostaglandin E2

80
Q

What is the tx for PDA

A

Indomethacin to babies in post natal period

81
Q

Gibson murmur associated with what disease

A

PDA

82
Q

Causes of HCM

A 
Inherited autosomal dominant
Frederichs ataxia (autosomal recessive)
83
Q

What is dilated cm

A

Heart muscle becomes weakened and enlarged

84
Q

Causes of DCM

A 
Idiopathic
Viral infection
Alcohol abuse
Haemochromotosis 
Duchenne muscular dystrophy 
Cocksackie
85
Q

List the Sx of all SVT

A 
Palpitations 
Sob
Chest pains
Dizziness
Syncope

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