Cardiac Pathology Flashcards by Rakhitha Katangodage

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Steps of atherogenesis

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What is atherosclerosis?

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Components of athersclerotic plaques

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Which part of the aorta is more affected by atherosclerosis

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Modifiable and non-modifiable risk factors for atherosclerosis

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Describe Ischaemic heart disease

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Differentiate the 3 different anginas: stable, unstable and prinzmetal

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MI pathogenesis

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MI complications

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Evolution of an MI histologically

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What are preload and afterload

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Common causes of heart failure

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Complications of heart failure

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Pathophysiology of heart failure

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Effect of cardiac damage on stroke volume and cardiac output

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LV failure pathophysiology

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RV failure pathophysiology

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HF Ix

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Compare cardiomyopathies

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Summarise hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

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What is ARVC

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peak age of acute rheumatic fever

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Systems affected by acute rheumatic fever

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Clinical features of acute rheumatic fever

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Acute rheumatic fever histology

Aschoff bodies, Anitschov monocytes

Acute rheumatic fever treatment

Compare vegetative endocarditides

Causes of bacterial endocarditis

Compare acute and subacute endocarditis

Unusual causes of bacterial endocarditis

HACEK

Clinical featues of endocarditis

Endocarditis

What valves are most commonly affected in bacterial endocarditis?

Duke's criteria

Compare the pathophysiology, causes and murmur in main valvular diseases

Summarise chronic rheumatic valve disease

Summarise mitral valve prolapse

Pericarditis types

Summarise pericardial effusion

Summarise haemopericardium