Cardiovascular Certification Exam
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Systolic Heart Faiure - Correct Answer-The
left ventricle loses its ability to contract
normally. The heart can't pump with enough
force to push enough blood into circulation.
Diastolic Heart Faiure - Correct Answer-The
left ventricle loses its ability to relax normally
(because the muscle has become stiff). The
heart can't properly fill with blood during the
resting period between each beat.
Right-sided heart failure - Correct Answer-
Right-sided or right ventricular (RV) heart
failure usually occurs as a result of left-sided
failure. When the left ventricle fails,
increased fluid pressure is, in effect,
transferred back through the lungs,
ultimately damaging the heart's right side.
When the right side loses pumping power,
blood backs up in the body's veins. This
usually causes swelling in the legs and
ankles.
Janeway lesion (description) - Correct
Answer-non-tender, small erythematous or
Vendarsol
, haemorrhagic macular or nodular lesions on
the palms or soles only a few millimeters in
diameter
Janeway lesions (diagnosis) - Correct Answer-
infective endocarditis
Anterior STEMI leads - Correct Answer-I, aVL,
V1-V6
Lateral STEMI leads - Correct Answer-I, aVL,
V5-V6
Inferior STEMI leads - Correct Answer-II, III
aVF
Right Ventricle STEMI leads - Correct
Answer-V1 and V4R
III > II
Posterior STEMI - Correct Answer-V7, 8, and
9
Anterior STEMI artery blocked... - Correct
Answer-LAD
Lateral STEMI artery blocked... - Correct
Answer-LCX or MO
Vendarsol
Review With 100% Correct And Verified
Answers 2024
Systolic Heart Faiure - Correct Answer-The
left ventricle loses its ability to contract
normally. The heart can't pump with enough
force to push enough blood into circulation.
Diastolic Heart Faiure - Correct Answer-The
left ventricle loses its ability to relax normally
(because the muscle has become stiff). The
heart can't properly fill with blood during the
resting period between each beat.
Right-sided heart failure - Correct Answer-
Right-sided or right ventricular (RV) heart
failure usually occurs as a result of left-sided
failure. When the left ventricle fails,
increased fluid pressure is, in effect,
transferred back through the lungs,
ultimately damaging the heart's right side.
When the right side loses pumping power,
blood backs up in the body's veins. This
usually causes swelling in the legs and
ankles.
Janeway lesion (description) - Correct
Answer-non-tender, small erythematous or
Vendarsol
, haemorrhagic macular or nodular lesions on
the palms or soles only a few millimeters in
diameter
Janeway lesions (diagnosis) - Correct Answer-
infective endocarditis
Anterior STEMI leads - Correct Answer-I, aVL,
V1-V6
Lateral STEMI leads - Correct Answer-I, aVL,
V5-V6
Inferior STEMI leads - Correct Answer-II, III
aVF
Right Ventricle STEMI leads - Correct
Answer-V1 and V4R
III > II
Posterior STEMI - Correct Answer-V7, 8, and
9
Anterior STEMI artery blocked... - Correct
Answer-LAD
Lateral STEMI artery blocked... - Correct
Answer-LCX or MO
Vendarsol