Cardiology — Flashcards

Vanishing pseudotumor is seen in _____ as an interlobar effusion

In patients with non-valvular atrial fibrillation, oral anticoagulation is recommended (Class I) when the CHA2DS2-VASc score is ≥ ___ in men or ≥ ___ in women.

According to the 2020 update of CEAP classification, Secondary (postthrombotic syndrome, trauma) etiology is classified as _____

_____ involvement is the leading cause of death from AL amyloidosis.

Troponin assay at 2-3 hours after symptom onset has an excellent _____ predictive value.

Hypokalemia shows _____ of the ST segment, a _____ in the amplitude of the T wave, and an _____ in the amplitude of U waves.

In Inferior wall MI with hypotension, brisk administration of _____ is recommended to prevent cardiogenic shock

The triggering foci for atrial fibrillation most commonly originate from the _____ tissue

Pseudo P pulmonale refers to tall peaked P waves seen in _____kalemia.

If the patient has presented to a non-PCI-capable hospital, a fibrinolytic agent is given within 30 minutes of the patient presenting if the anticipated time to PCI is >_____ minutes