Cardiology — Flashcards

Expansion of the ventricles in normal pressure hydrocephalus results in distortion of the fibers of the _____

The most common cause of seizure in adults is typically _____

_____ is an isomer of T3 that mirrors T4 levels

_____ hypogonadism presents with increased GnRH

Giant cell (temporal) arteritis may present with _____ claudication

What is the likely diagnosis for a patient with atherosclerosis who presents with crampy postprandial epigastric pain, food aversion, and weight loss? _____

Congenital adrenal hyperplasia leads to _____

Hint: skin finding

Which paraneoplastic syndrome presents with progressive proximal muscle weakness, papules on the knuckles, and a rash around the eyes? _____

Toxic multinodular goiter is most often due to _____ mutations (60% of cases)

Parenchymal destruction from malignancy can cause _____ pneumothorax