Intervention in aortic stenosis – Cardiology MCQ – Answer Intervention is indicated in symptomatic severe high gradient aortic stenosis with: Correct answer: d) Mean gradient 40 mm Hg or
Intervention in aortic stenosis – Cardiology MCQ Intervention is indicated in symptomatic severe high gradient aortic stenosis with: a) Mean gradient above 20 mm Hg b) Aortic velocity
Acute severe AR – Cardiology MCQ – Answer Most common cause of acute severe aortic regurgitation: Correct answer: b) Infective endocarditis Though acute rheumatic fever can produce aortic regurgitation,
NOAC – Cardiology MCQ – Answer In which of the following conditions non-vitamin K antagonist oral anticoagulants (NOACs) should not be used: Correct answer: c) Mechanical prosthetic valve with
Resuscitated cardiac arrest – Cardiology MCQ – Answer Thirty year old male was resuscitated from cardiac arrest. His temperature was 37 degrees centigrade and serum potassium was 4.5 mEq/litre.
Acute severe AR – Cardiology MCQ Most common cause of acute severe aortic regurgitation: a) Aortic dissection b) Infective endocarditis c) Rheumatic fever d) Myocardial infarction Please click
Descending aortic flow reversal – Cardiology MCQ – Answer Descending aortic flow reversal can be noted in: Correct answer: d) All of the aboveIt may be noted that transient
NOAC – Cardiology MCQ In which of the following conditions non-vitamin K antagonist oral anticoagulants (NOACs) should not be used: a) Aortic regurgitation with atrial fibrillation b) Aortic
Pressure half time in AR – Cardiology MCQ – Answer Pressure half time <200m/s is indicative of: Correct answer: c) Severe AR Other echocardiographic features of severe aortic regurgitation
Resuscitated cardiac arrest – Cardiology MCQ Thirty year old male was resuscitated from cardiac arrest. His temperature was 37 degrees centigrade and serum potassium was 4.5 mEq/litre. ECG showed
