Cardiology — Flashcards

Which movement disorder presents as a slow, writhing movements, especially in the fingers? _____

What is the most dangerous complication of a subarachnoid hemorrhage, if not the most common (30% of patients)?_____

Which cause of meningitis can also lead to myalgia and paralysis?_____

What demographic (age, gender) is associated with systemic lupus erytematous (SLE)? _____

What is a possible cause of secondary hypertension that occurs in young females? _____

Angioinvasive aspergillosis will present with fever, cough and _____

_____ most often presents with friction rub and chest pain

Is pulsus paradoxus typically seen in patients with myocarditis?_____

What abnormal movement is associated with serotonin syndrome? _____

Which blood transfusion therapy is used to increase coagulation factor levels?_____