Cardiology — Flashcards

Rate control accepts that _____ but slows the rate down to avoid negative effects on cardiac function

Why does a Right-sided Accessory Pathway cause Left-Axis Deviation? Because Early activation occurs in the _____ causing initial depolarisation to move from right to left

What Cardiovascular Differentials could cause Falls? 4

How would you identify Right Axis Deviation on ECG and what would that indicate in WFW QRS complex is _____ and positive in Lead III This would indicate a Left-sided Accessory Pathway

Digoxin may have a role in rate-control if there is coexistent _____

Which conditions are associated with Wolf-Parkinsons White Syndrome: _____ HOCM Ebstein Anomaly Mitral Valve Prolapse Seccundum ASD

The accessory pathway has a shorter _____ than the AV node

Notable complications of catheter ablation: _____ stroke pulmonary vein stenosis

if an Angina patient is on monotherapy and cannot tolerate the addition of a calcium channel blocker or a beta-blocker then consider?

What hypertension medication is contraindicated in asthmatics?