Cardiology — Flashcards

How do serum K+ levels change in Gitelman syndrome? _____

A murmur with an opening snap is most likely indicative of what pathology? _____

During the maintenance phase of acute tubular necrosis, there is increased risk for _____-kalemia and uremia

_____ is a brief, reversible episode of focal neurologic dysfunction without acute infarction (negative MRI)

Which thyroid imbalance presents with onycholysis?_____

Aortic Area (Sitting; Bell):Identify:[sound:15 Aortic, Sys Mur Absent S2, Sitting, Bell.mp3]_____

Sudden cardiac death may be prevented with an implantable _____

_____ is a longitudinal intimal tear with dissection of blood through the media of the aortic wall

Alzheimer disease presents with _____-onset (speed) memory loss, beginning with short-term and progressing to long-term loss

_____ hallucinations often occur as an aura of temporal lobe epilepsy and in brain tumors