Category: Cardiology MCQ

Flash pulmonary edema in renal artery stenosis is known as: a) Pickering Syndrome b) Pickwickian syndrome c) Hughes Syndrome d) None of the above

Epicardial ablation for VT is considered when: a) When intracardiac approach has failed b) Intracardiac thrombi present c) Prosthetic valves precluding an intracardiac approach d) All of the above

Which of the following is a direct factor Xa inhibitor? a) Dabigatran b) Apixaban c) Tecarfarin d) None of the above

Non dippers on ambulatory BP monitoring are those whose nocturnal BP falls less than: a) 10% b) 15% c) 20% d) None of the above

aVR sign in Brugada syndrome is: a) Deep Q in aVR b) T inversion in aVR c) Prominent R in aVR d) None of the above

Omecamtiv mecarbil is a: a) Cardiac myosin activator b) Cardiac troponin activator c) Cardiac tropomyosin activator d) None of the above

True statement/s about Fondaparinux: a) A synthetic polysaccharide b) Selective factor Xa inhibitor c) Has no inhibitory effect on platelet aggregation d) All of the above

In SYNTAX score, intermediate coronary artery is designated as: a) Segment 11 b) Segment 12 c) Segment 13 d) Segment 14

ECG diagnosis: a) WPW syndrome b) Left bundle branch block c) Right bundle branch block d) None of the above

This x-ray suggests: a) Mediastinal mass b) Mass lesion in the lung c) Severe pulmonary arterial hypertension d) None of the above