Cardiology
Stone heart syndrome
True about stone heart syndrome A. Global ischemic contracture of heart B. Was more frequent in the early era of cardiopulmonary bypass
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Category: Cardiology
Cardiology
Online Test Series 110
[WpProQuiz 81] [WpProQuiz_toplist 81] After completion of test, please send your score for display through the test system so that you can assess your performance compared to other
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Cardiology
Furosemide in acute pulmonary edema
The action of Furosemide in acute pulmonary edema due acute left ventricular failure is by: a) Pulmonary venodilation b) Increasing urine formation c) Decreases blood volume d) All
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Cardiology
Metabolic tracers for PET scan
Positron emission tomography (PET) can measure both the myocardial perfusion and metabolism. Clinically available cardiac PET tracers include perfusion tracers like Rubidium82 and 13N-Ammonia as well as the
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Cardiology
Diagnosis of myocardial re-infarction
Biomarker least useful in diagnosis of myocardial re-infarction: a) Troponin I b) CPKMB c) Myoglobin d) CPK Click here for the answer Prof. Dr. Johnson Francis, MD,
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Cardiology
Diagnosis of myocardial re-infarction – Answer
Biomarker least useful in diagnosis of myocardial re-infarction: Answer: a) Troponin I Diagnostic troponin elevations can be seen within six hours, but the values remain in diagnostic range
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Cardiology
EPSS: E point septal separation
Increased E point – septal separation (EPSS) on M-mode echocardiogram of mitral valve is indicative of : a) Mitral stenosis b) Mitral regurgitation c) Left ventricular dysfunction d)
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Cardiology
EPSS: E point septal separation – Answer
Increased E point – septal separation (EPSS) on M-mode echocardiogram of mitral valve is indicative of : c) Left ventricular dysfunction Normal EPSS is about 5 mm. When
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