Category: Cardiology
General Cardiology
Pulse oximetry is the measurement of oxygen saturation in arterial blood by using a non-invasive device, usually connected to one of the fingers.
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Echocardiography
Methods to make a TR jet more prominent: TR jet can be enhanced by deep inspiration or passive leg raising which increases the right sided inflow.
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ECG / Electrophysiology
IRBBB: Incomplete right bundle branch block - partial conduction delay in the right bundle branch.
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Angiography and Interventions
There is a role for carbon dioxide angiography in those with renal failure as it avoids the risk of acute kidney injury and nephrogenic systemic sclerosis.
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ECG / Electrophysiology
Multifactorial approach needed for prevention of sudden cardiac death at various levels is discussed.
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General Cardiology
Nebivolol and beta 3 mediated cardioprotection: Probable mechanism: eNOS activation resulting in the release of nitric oxide and vasodilation.
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General Cardiology
Beta 3 adrenoceptors are stimulated only at high concentration of catecholamines and act as protection from overstimulation by catecholamines.
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Angiography and Interventions
Ischemia guided myocardial revascularization is important when myocardial revascularization is undertaken in the absence of significant symptoms.
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General Cardiology
Out of hospital cardiac arrest is an important mechanism of death through out the world and the survival rates are poor even in those who are resuscitated.
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Cardiology MCQ
ECG diagnosis:
a) WPW syndrome
b) Left bundle branch block
c) Right bundle branch block
d) None of the above
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