Pickering syndrome – Cardiology MCQ Pickering syndrome is: Pulmonary edema due to hemodynamic vice in TAPVC Pulmonary edema due to renal artery stenosis Pulmonary edema due to mitral
William’s syndrome – Cardiology MCQ – Answer Which of the following is not a usual component of William’s syndrome? Correct answer: 3. Valvar aortic stenosis William’s syndrome is
Mustard procedure – Cardiology MCQ – Answer Mustard procedure is – Correct answer: 1. Atrial based repair of d-TGA using an intra atrial baffle Atrial based repair of
Surgery for aortic atresia – Cardiology MCQ – Answer Surgery for treatment of aortic atresia is credited to – Correct Answer: Norwood Jatene – Arterial switch Norwood –
Decompensated erythrocytosis – Cardiology MCQ – Answer Decompensated erythrocytosis can occur in cyanotic congenital heart disease after – 2. Venesection If venesection produces relative iron deficiency anemia, the microcytes
Murmur of RSOV – Cardiology MCQ Murmur of rupture of sinus of Valsalva into right ventricle is: Systolic Diastolic Continuous with diastolic augmentation Continuous with systolic augmentation Click
Arterial switch – Cardiology MCQ In arterial switch operation for d-TGA, coronary arteries are: Left in situ Transferred along with a button of aortic tissue Grafted with a
De Vega annuloplasty – Cardiology MCQ De Vega annuloplasty was designed for repair: Functional tricuspid regurgitation Functional mitral regurgitation Functional aortic regurgitation Functional pulmonary regurgitation Click here for
William’s syndrome – Cardiology MCQ Which of the following is not a usual component of William’s syndrome? Hypercalcemia Elfin facies Valvar aortic stenosis Learning disability Click here for
Mustard procedure – Cardiology MCQ Mustard procedure is: Atrial based repair of d-TGA using an intra atrial baffle Repair for tricuspid atresia Arterial switch operation for d-TGA Double
