Cardiology — Flashcards

What retinal pathology is associated with a "blood and thunder" appearance on funduscopy? _____

What is the next step in management for a patient that has primary amenorrhea and a dysfunctional endocrine axis, but intact uterus? _____

Characteristics of _____: - Hyperelasticity of skin - Joint hypermobility - Tendency towards bleeding

Hint: genetic condition

Synthetic cathinone intoxication typically causes manifestations of _____ and markedly altered mental status

_____: a sharp or burning pain that typically radiates to the buttocks and the posterior thigh

After the initial presentation of an ischemic stroke, what additional tests should you do to assess for a cause? _____ to assess for atrial fibrillation/MI _____ to assess for any infected cardiac valves or thrombi in heart _____ to assess for carotid stenosis

Herniated disc pain usually is _____, radiating along the thigh to below the knee (sciatica)

Hint: type of pain

_____ is managed with ABVD chemotherapy regimen _____ is managed with R-CHOP therapy

Hint: condition

What is the best initial therapy for osteoporosis? _____

What is the likely diagnosis in a patient with a wide pulse pressure and "pounding heart" sensation, especially in the left lateral decubitus position? _____