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APEX Cardiac (Latest 2026/ 2027 Update)
100% Verified Questions & Answers
{Grade A}

What is the rate of coronary blood flow? - correct answer 225-250ml/min or 4-7% of


the cardiac output




What rate does the myocardium consume O2 at rest? - correct answer 8-10


mL/100g/min




Describe the hypertrophy and sarcomere growth with regurgitant valvular disease -


correct answer - ECCENTRIC hypertrophy


- Sarcomere in SERIES




Describe the hypertrophy and sarcomere growth with stenotic valvular disease -


correct answer - CONCENTRIC hypertrophy


- Sarcomere in PARALLEL




What is the normal aortic valve orifice size? - correct answer 2.5-3.5 cm2

,At what aortic valve orifice is aortic stenosis considered severe? - correct answer <


0.8 cm2




Name 4 causes of aortic stenosis and rank them from most common to least. - correct


answer 1. Bileaflet aortic valve


2. Calcified leaflets


3. rheumatic fever


4. infective endocarditis




What are the 3 signs/ symptoms of severe aortic stenosis? And their 50% of survival in


years - correct answer 1. Angina, 5 years


2. Syncope, 3years

3. Dyspnea, 2 years




What are 4 anesthetic considerations for aortic stenosis? - correct answer 1. HR 70-80


and keep NSR

2. Increase preload

, 3. Maintain/increase SVR


4. Maintain contractility




What are 2 main causes of mitral stenosis? - correct answer 1. Endocarditis


2. Rheumatic fever




What are 4 anesthetic considerations for aortic/ mitral stenosis? - correct answer 1.


HR: Low end of normal with NSR


2. Maintain preload


3. Maintian afterload


4. Avoid increase in PVR


"Full, slow, and constricted"




What are 4 anesthetic considerations for aortic/mitral regurgitation? - correct answer


1. High HR with NSR


2. Increase preload


3. Decrease afterload

4. Avoid increase in PVR

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