Cardiology — Flashcards

_____ is a respiratory complication of drowning that is more common with contaminated water

Ischemic strokes are generally classified as being of _____ or _____ origin

What retinal pathology is associated with a "blood and thunder" appearance on funduscopy? _____

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Synthetic cathinone intoxication typically causes manifestations of _____ and markedly altered mental status

Characteristics of _____: - Hyperelasticity of skin - Joint hypermobility - Tendency towards bleeding

Hint: genetic condition

What is the next step in management for a patient that presents with warfarin-associated intracerebral hemorrhage? _____

What is the best initial therapy for osteoporosis? _____

After the initial presentation of an ischemic stroke, what additional tests should you do to assess for a cause? _____ to assess for atrial fibrillation/MI _____ to assess for any infected cardiac valves or thrombi in heart _____ to assess for carotid stenosis

What is the next step in management for a patient that has primary amenorrhea and a dysfunctional endocrine axis, but intact uterus? _____