CMC Exam with Complete Solutions
Unstable angina - Correct Answers-Patient presenting with chest pain, no ST segment
elevation, and normal cardiac biomarkers
De novo angina - Correct Answers-New onset angina
Crescendo angina - Correct Answers-Angina tha this increased in frequency, intensity,
and duration
Wellen's Syndrome - Correct Answers-Angina with deep T wave inversion in V2 and V2
indicatve of critical proximal LAD stenosis
Variant (Prinzmetals) - Correct Answers-Angina with ST segment elevation related to
coronary artery vasopasm
Left ventricular MIs - Correct Answers-**Most MIs are left ventricular**
Anterior
Septal
Lateral
Inferior
Posterior
Posterior MI Complications - Correct Answers-Papillary muscle rupture with acute mitral
valve regurgitation
Right ventricle Location of Infarct - Correct Answers-Right coronary artery
Right ventricular MI ECG changes - Correct Answers-V4R-V6R
Right ventricular MI dysrhythmias - Correct Answers-Sinus bradycardia
Sinus arrest
Junctional rhythms
Ventricular dysrhythmias
Right ventricular MI Blocks - Correct Answers-First degree AV Block
Second degree AV Block Type I
Third-degree AV block with AV junctional escape
Bundle Branch block
Right ventricular MI Complications - Correct Answers-Papillary muscle rupture with
acute tricuspid regurgitation
Unstable angina - Correct Answers-Patient presenting with chest pain, no ST segment
elevation, and normal cardiac biomarkers
De novo angina - Correct Answers-New onset angina
Crescendo angina - Correct Answers-Angina tha this increased in frequency, intensity,
and duration
Wellen's Syndrome - Correct Answers-Angina with deep T wave inversion in V2 and V2
indicatve of critical proximal LAD stenosis
Variant (Prinzmetals) - Correct Answers-Angina with ST segment elevation related to
coronary artery vasopasm
Left ventricular MIs - Correct Answers-**Most MIs are left ventricular**
Anterior
Septal
Lateral
Inferior
Posterior
Posterior MI Complications - Correct Answers-Papillary muscle rupture with acute mitral
valve regurgitation
Right ventricle Location of Infarct - Correct Answers-Right coronary artery
Right ventricular MI ECG changes - Correct Answers-V4R-V6R
Right ventricular MI dysrhythmias - Correct Answers-Sinus bradycardia
Sinus arrest
Junctional rhythms
Ventricular dysrhythmias
Right ventricular MI Blocks - Correct Answers-First degree AV Block
Second degree AV Block Type I
Third-degree AV block with AV junctional escape
Bundle Branch block
Right ventricular MI Complications - Correct Answers-Papillary muscle rupture with
acute tricuspid regurgitation
