Atgerosclerosis & Coronary Artery DLA

Question 1

What are the Sites of severe atherosclerosis in order of frequency?

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Question 2

Describe the pathology of atherosclerosis

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Question 3

What can aadvancement of atherosclerosis lead to?

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Question 4

Explain the process of early atherosclerosis

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Question 5

What are the correlations of Hyperhomocystinemia and atherosclerosis?

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Question 6

What are the clinical manifestations of atherosclerosis?

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Question 7

Discuss the pathophysiology of coronary artery disease

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Question 8

The territories of Coronary Perfusion in Left coronary dominant individuals (15%) is as follows?

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Question 9

Summarize the physiology of coronary circulation

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Question 10

Describe heart metabolism

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Question 11

Describe the chest pain in coronary artery disease

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Question 12

Describe Prinzmetal or Variant Angina

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Question 13

What drugs are used to treat angina?

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Question 14

Describe the reason for bradycardia

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Question 15

Describe the complications of MI

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Question 16

What can hypertension and tachycardia indicate?

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Question 17

What can hypotension and bradycardia indicate?

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Question 18

What does fast, slow or irregular pulse indicate?

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Question 19

What does S3 gallop, pulm rules, pulses alternans indicate?

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Question 20

What does hypotension, cool, clammy skin, cyanos8s, altered mentation, oliguria?

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Question 21

What can jugular venous distension, hypotension, RV S3, S4 gallop clear lungs indicate?

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Question 22

What can harsh pansystolic murmur, at left lower sternal border indicate?

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Question 23

What does a systolic murmur of MR indicate?

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Question 24

What does pericardial friction rub indicate?

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