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1.1.1 Body Fluids and Electrolytes
What happens to water concentrati...,
What happens to an rbc when it is...,
At normal body temp what is the s...
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1.1.2 Cell Biology and Histology of the Vascular System
Name the major vessels in the ord...,
What are the three types of capil...,
What are the 3 major layers of th...
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1.1.3 Heart Structures
What causes the dub sound in the ...,
Ischemic cardiac pain due to inad...,
Which layer of the serous pericar...
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1.1.4 Lipoprotein Structure and Metabolism
What is the role of hdl in the tr...,
What is the general structure of ...,
What is the substrate and site of...
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1.2.1 Body Fluids and Electrolyte Disturbances
Keep going,
Describe how the six volume and e...,
How do you calculate sodium deficit
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1.2.2 Development of Heart and Cardiovascular System
When does the heart first beat in...,
List the most common congential a...,
At day 20 when the embryo begins ...
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1.2.3 Congenital Heart Disease (CHD)
The acyanotic l r shunt associate...,
What is a patent ductus arterosis,
What are the three main examples ...
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1.3.1 Resting Potential Generation
What does conductance refer to,
At any instance of time,
What are three
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1.3.2 Cardiac Myocyte
What is the thick black squiggly ...,
What are each of the arrows point...,
What is this an image of
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1.3.3 Action Potential Generation
When both gates are open what wil...,
When threshold is achieved what h...,
What conformation are the voltage...
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2.1.1 Normal Cardiac Electrophysiology
What is an important cellular fea...,
What effect does sympathetic stim...
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2.1.2 Normal Heart Exam
What is different between arterie...,
Where is the mitral area,
Following palpation sustained pre...
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2.2.1 Electrocardiography
Which leads are responsible for c...,
79 y 0 f with severe dyspnea note...,
In which lead is the q wave norma...
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2.2.2 Abnormal Cardiac Electrophysiology
What is the mechanism by which hy...,
Long qt syndrome can be cause by,
Why is v membrane potential being...
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2.3.1 Autonomic Nervous System and Cardiovascular Control Mechanisms
How could difficulty swallowing,
What is the effect of the parasym...,
Upon standing what happens to pla...
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Week 1 Formative Quiz
Absence of apob 100 would result in,
Capillaries with continuous endot...,
What bind to desmosomes
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Pathoma Review
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Cardiopulmonary Extra Questions
The following data were obtained ...,
The normal ranges for systolic di...,
A patient has a systolic crescend...
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2.4.1 Cardiac Cycle
What is arterial pressure determi...,
What is occurring during atrial c...,
What do each of these arrow stand...
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2.4.2 Myocardial Performance
Peak ventricular systolic pressure,
What is reduced in ventricular hy...,
What would you expect to be alter...
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2.5.1 Treatment of Cardiovascular Disorders
Other than statins what is a prom...,
What are the two epidemics of the...,
Are statins created equal
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2.5.2 Hemodynamics
How will left vagal stimulation d...,
But wait the cross sectional area...,
Why is turbulent flow important w...
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eLearning - Antiarrhythmic Drugs
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eLearning - Cardiac Electrophysiology in Hyperkalemia
Patient is given thiopental and s...,
With regards to sa node cells wha...,
In regards to question 2
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eLearning - Cardiac Biomarkers of Myocardial Infaraction
What are the ideal characteristic...,
What are some good biomarkers for...,
How does the use of cardiac speci...
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3.1.1 Infectious and Valvular Heart Disease
Differentiate b t oslers nodes an...,
What is this and what is it cause...,
What is this an image of when is ...
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3.1.2 Introduction to Sepsis
How does sepsis incidence vary wi...,
If those dont stabilize the patie...
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3.1.3 Microcirculation
How can reprofusion cause damage ...,
What is the difference between ca...,
What is the role of precapillary ...
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3.1.4 Vasculitis Disorders
What is churg strauss syndrome,
What is this,
What is this an image of
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3.2.1 Hypotension
What are the three clasifications...,
What are some examples of hypovol...,
What are some examples of distrib...
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3.2.2 Cardiac Valve Dysfunction
What is the key feature of aortic...,
What can be a result of chronic m...,
How does mitral insufficiency com...
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3.2.3 Cardiomyopathies
What is being circled in this image,
What are 4 diseases that can pres...,
What is cardiomegaly
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3.2.4 Measurement of Cardiac Output and Cardiac Shunts
What is the golden standard of me...,
What are the normal blood o2 cont...,
How would an increased blood flow...
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Cardiovascular Drugs
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What is the physiological effect ...,
What is the drug quinidine used t...
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3.3.1 Regional Circulations
Which organs require the largest ...,
What is the equation for flow to ...,
Why does resting blood flow diffe...
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3.3.2 Hypertension
What is hypertension defined as,
What are the causes of hypertension,
What are the two classifications ...
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3.3.3 Coagulation and Fibrinolysis
What is hemostasis,
What are the three steps in hemos...,
What are the two steps of platele...
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3.4.1 Atherosclerosis
What is the number one risk facto...,
What has been proven to be an out...,
Decribe the sensitivity of angiog...
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3.4.2 Nutrition and Cardiovascular Disease
What tool do you use to determine...,
What are the aha acc recommendati...,
What 4 lifestyle modifications ca...
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3.4.3 Heart Failure - A Clinical Case
What are the pertinent findings t...,
What testing will be needed for h...,
What would be imaging study to ge...
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High Yield
How does sympathetic firing effec...,
What does sympathetic firing do t...,
What is the overall effect of sym...
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3.5.1 Exercise and Cardiovascular Fitness
What is a vo2,
What happens to the heart rate du...,
What happens to cardiac output du...
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4.2.1 Cell Biology and Histology of Respiratory System
Where is the olfactory area in th...,
Which mitotically active cells se...,
The axonal projections of olfacto...
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4.2.2 Development of the Respiratory System
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4.2.3 Thoracic Wall and Lung Cavities
Identify the structures,
Where is the thorax located,
What are the key skeletal element...
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4.2.4 Lungs
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