Cardiology — Flashcards

The side-effects of Beta-blockers include (Mnemonic: FACES): _____

In Aortic Stenosis the calcified, immobile valve leaflets close less abruptly causing a _____

The effects of BNP include: _____

The most common ASD is _____

Verapamil is _____ which describes its effect of significantly reducing contractile strength

A _____ occurs when a ventricular complex results from simultaneous activation of the ventricles by two impulses

Diltiazem is _____ than verapamil but caution should be taken when patients have heart failure or are taking beta-blockers

A history of _____ is suggestive of VT rather than SVT

In 3rd degree heart block there is _____

Atrial Myxomas can present with _____ murmur also known as tumour plop