mock 5 Flashcards by Albert Farroha

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how long after stemi can PCI be performed and what is the treatment after that if PCI can’t be done within time frame

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PCI is first line treatment for STEMI if it can be performed within 2 hours of onset, otherwise it is
fibrinolysis with IV Tenecteplase

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atrial flutter ecg

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Sawtooth flutter waves= seen in atrial flutter

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A.Fib ecg

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Absent P waves
narrow QRS
irregularly irregular ventricular rhythm are all ECG changes

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Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome ecg

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delta waves

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acute pericarditis ecg

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Saddle-shaped ST segment elevation

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diabetes ketoacidosis ecg

what condition is this linked to

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ST depression
prolongation of the QT interval
abnormalities of the T wave
prominent U waves

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types of cardiomyopathy

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dilated
restrictive
hypertrophic

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Normal lying to standing BP response

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increase

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Narrow pulse pressure

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120/110 seen in aortic stenosis

where your pulse pressure is one-fourth or less of your systolic pressure

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Postural hypotension

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blood pressure drop

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Wide pulse pressure

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seen in aortic regurgitation

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hypertension stages

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A bounding pulse is a strong throbbing felt over one of the arteries in the body

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bounding pulse shock type

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septic shock

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reduced airway shock type

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anaphylactic shock

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bradycardia shock type

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cardiogenic shock

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causes of addisons

autoimmune disorder + TB

carcinoid syndrome triad ## Footnote pdf

palpitations diarrhoea flushing

low dose dexamethasone test function

The low-dose test can help tell whether your body is producing too much ACTH ## Footnote cushings

synacthen test

A synacthen test uses a special chemical (synacthen) to test how well the adrenal glands make cortisol. ## Footnote addisons

## Footnote Somatostatin produces predominantly neuroendocrine inhibitory effects across multiple systems.