Cardiology — Flashcards

The most common ischaemic cause of acute mitral regurgitation is _____

Atrial fibrillation may present with _____, dyspnoea, & chest pain

Mitral stenosis commonly presents with _____ and rarely haemoptysis due to pulmonary HTN

Cardiovascular risks increase ↑ the risks of dementia, particularly _____ dementia

Atrial fibrillation typically beats at _____

The main cause of mitral stenosis is _____

The most common sustained arrhythmia is _____

The S1 in mitral stenosis is described as a _____

_____ is an arrhythmia characterised by irregular, rapid atrial contractions from uncoordinated atrial activity

_____ atrial fibrillation is characterised by recurrent episodes which does NOT self-terminate & commonly lasts > 7 days

Hint: classification