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Cushing syndrome
Ans: Condition from prolonged high cortisol exposure.
Dissecting aneurysm
Ans: Tear in vessel wall layers, dangerous condition.
Pulmonary embolus
Ans: Can cause obstructive shock.
Type II diabetes symptoms
Ans: Extreme hunger, excessive thirst, polyuria.
Tricuspid valve stenosis
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Ans: Leads to right-sided heart failure.
Right-sided heart failure sign
Ans: Peripheral edema and rapid weight gain.
Acute pancreatitis
Ans: Sharp upper stomach pain radiating to back.
P wave
Ans: Represents atrial depolarization on EKG.
S-T segment
Ans: Period when ventricles are fully depolarized.
Inotropic problem
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Ans: Refers to strength of heart contraction.
Chronotropic problem
Ans: Relates to heart rate per minute.
Dromotropic problem
Ans: Concerns electrical conduction rate in heart.
Urticaria
Ans: Hives characterized by red lesions and flare.
Pulse pressure
Ans: Difference between systolic and diastolic pressure.
Widened pulse pressure