Which of the following coronary catheters has only one type for both left and right coronary arteries? a) Judkins catheter b) Amplatz catheter c) Sones catheter d) None
Most important factor affecting survival after CABG (coronary artery bypass grafting): a) Type of graft used b) Left ventricular function c) Number of grafts used d) Severity of
Guideline recommended level of physical activity for reducing cardiovascular risk: a) 50 MET-min/week b) 100 MET-min/week c) 500 MET-min/week d) 5000 MET-min/week Correct Answer
(Click on the image for an enlarged view) ECG sign visible on this ECG: a) Katz-Wachtel sign b) Pardee sign c) aVR sign d) Wellen’s sign Correct Answer You
60/60 sign has been described in: a) Acute myocardial infarction b) Acute aortic dissection c) Acute pulmonary embolism d) None of the above Correct Answer
Starr-Edwards prosthetic valve in mitral position can be differentiated from aortic position by: a) Cage of prosthesis pointing down and to the left b) Four struts for mitral
Alcohol flushing syndrome has been associated with: a) Coronary vasospastic angina b) Dilated cardiomyopathy c) Metabolic syndrome d) Both a and c Correct Answer
Identify the cardiac chamber with filling defect marked by red arrow in the Cardiac CT: a) Right atrium b) Left atrium c) Right ventricle d) Left ventricle Correct
Measures to prevent spinal cord ischemia in TEVAR (thoracic endovascular repair of aortic aneurysm): a) Avoiding blockage of left subclavian b) Surgical graft to left subclavian before TEVAR c) Pre procedure drainage
