Cardiovascular Emergencies

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1. All contribute to angina pectoris except:
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2. BP = 90/60, the pulse pressure is:
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3. Abrupt cessation of propanolol can induce:
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4. The appearance of u-wave on an EKG is commonly associated with:
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5. Common contraindications to use of beta blockers include:
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6. Chest pain on assuming the recumbent position:
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7. Most common angina in women under age 50, caused by spasms of the large coronary artery:
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8. Administration of propanolol is contraindicated in all of the following except:
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9. EKG change indicative of myocardial ischemia:
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10. Severe, non-effort induced chest pain at rest, ST elevation on EKG:
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11. Which abnormality is detectable during an angina attack? 
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12. Physical findings of a patient with RVF include:
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13. Patients with chest pain may be exhibiting signs of MI if:
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14. Ominous signs of LVF:
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15. Pulsus paradoxus may occur in patients with:
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16. Angina that is characterized by pain that increases in frequency,duration, and severity, usually develops into MI:
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17. Symptoms of angina include:
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All contribute to angina pectoris except:
BP = 90/60, the pulse pressure is:
Abrupt cessation of propanolol can induce:
The appearance of u-wave on an EKG is commonly associated with:
Common contraindications to use of beta blockers include:
Chest pain on assuming the recumbent position:
Most common angina in women under age 50, caused by spasms of the...
Administration of propanolol is contraindicated in all of the...
EKG change indicative of myocardial ischemia:
Severe, non-effort induced chest pain at rest, ST elevation on EKG:
Which abnormality is detectable during an angina attack? 
Physical findings of a patient with RVF include:
Patients with chest pain may be exhibiting signs of MI if:
Ominous signs of LVF:
Pulsus paradoxus may occur in patients with:
Angina that is characterized by pain that increases in...
Symptoms of angina include:
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