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Quiz on Circulatory System II, created by mano li on 04/01/2022.
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Question 1

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101. The ten-year survival after heart transplantation is:
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  • f. 10%
  • g. 30%
  • h. 50%
  • i. 70%
  • j. 90%

Question 2

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102. What is not a contraindication for heart transplantation:
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  • a. age over 70 years
  • b. diabetes
  • c. pulmonary systolic pulmonary artery pressure> 60 mmHg, which is not reduced by products
  • d. active infection
  • e. active malignancy within the last 5 years

Question 3

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103. What applies for heart transplant patients:
Answer
  • a. in contrast to transplantation of other bodies have immunosuppressive therapy is not necessary
  • b. in the early period after transplantation antibiotic prevention is not necessary precaution given only virostatike
  • c. because after heart transplantation is not innervated, it is a frequent sinus tachycardia
  • d. due to early detection of transplant rejection perform routine biopsy of the heart muscle
  • e. coronary artery disease in the transplanted heart is proceeding more slowly

Question 4

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104. In the late period after heart transplantation is an important factor of morbidity ::
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  • a. hepatitis B virus
  • b. influenza A virus (H1N1)
  • c. cytomegalovirus
  • d. JC virus
  • e. adenovirus

Question 5

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105. What is the 1-year survival of patients with heart failure in NYHA functional class IV:
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  • a. 5%
  • b. 20%
  • c. <50%
  • d. > 70%
  • e. 95%

Question 6

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106. The most common reason for chronic heart failure are:
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  • a. Congenital heart disease
  • b. valvular defect
  • c. Ischaemic heart disease
  • d. myocarditis
  • e. arterial hypertension

Question 7

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107. What kind of drugs shown to prolong life in chronic heart failure?
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  • a. loop diuretics
  • b. ACE inhibitors
  • c. beta adrenergic blockers
  • d. digitalis
  • e. spironolactone

Question 8

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108. The characteristics of atrial fibrillation (AF) are the following:
Answer
  • a. more common on Mondays and Holidays
  • b. frequency sections is always above 100 / min
  • c. a slowdown in ventricular rate is achieved by digitalis
  • d. a slowdown in ventricular rate is obtained by beta-blockers
  • e. in chronic AF is required anticoagulation

Question 9

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109. If a characteristic ventricular tachycardias are:
Answer
  • a. in persistent ventricular tachycardia is still needed defibrillation
  • b. in cardioversion persistent ventricular tachycardias requires synchronized cardioversion with a low energy (50J)
  • c. in stable patients attack can be stopped by amiodarone
  • d. hemodynamic impairment of the patient is not dependent on the frequency of tachycardia
  • e. increased risk of polymorphic ventricular tachycardia patients with short QT interval in the electrocardiogram

Question 10

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110. Circle the correct argument that applies to (AV) block:
Answer
  • a. in AV block of first instance every other P wave triggered by a QRS complex
  • b. AV block Mobitz II rarely progresses to complete AV block
  • c. When complete AV block (III) are always wide QRS complexes
  • d. the most common reason for the occurrence of AV block are infectious diseases
  • e. AV block within inferior heart attacks are normally corrected within anterior, infarction is generally permanent

Question 11

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111. For preexcitation Wolf-Parkinson-White (WPW) applies (circle the correct combination):
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  • a. whereas translating arousal follows the ancillary way, the PQ period extended
  • b. in ortodromic tachycardia the QRS complexes of normal width
  • c. in antidromic tachycardia the QRS complexes Extended
  • d. atrial fibrillation within WPW can be treated with digoxin
  • e. atrial fibrillation within WPW can be treated with verapamil

Question 12

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112. The shape of the R electrocardiogram was in sinus tachycardia:
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  • a. normal
  • b. Sprockets p negative
  • c. p tine having a lower amplitude
  • d. the amplitude of the finger p is changing
  • e. the present wave delta

Question 13

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113. In the case of paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia and conduction disorders (bundle branch block, ventricular pre-excitation), the QRS complexes:
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  • a. narrow
  • b. wide
  • c. unequal
  • d. It comes to failures of individual QRS complexes
  • e. same as no conduction disturbance

Question 14

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114. In atrial flutter, the limit frequency of atrial:
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  • a. below 220 / min
  • b. above 350 / min
  • c. from 220 to 350 / min
  • d. from 120 to 250 / min
  • e. from 280 to 390 / min

Question 15

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115. sinus tachycardia does not cause: (a consequence of the appreciation of catecholamines)
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  • a. pulmonary embolism
  • b. heart failure
  • c. pain
  • d. hypothyroidism
  • e. anemia

Question 16

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116. In the case of atrial fibrillation in more than 70% of the arrhythmogenic focus on:
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  • a. pulmonary veins
  • b. right atrial
  • c. right ventricle
  • d. pulmonary artery
  • e. atrial septum

Question 17

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117. The use of digitalis and verapamil is absolutely contraindicated in:
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  • a. atrial fibrillation
  • b. atrial flutter
  • c. atrial tachycardia
  • d. atrial extrasystoles
  • e. atrial fibrillation in a patient with pre-excitation type WPW

Question 18

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118. With drugs such as digitalis, verapamil, diltiazem, beta-blockers achieved in atrial fibrillation:
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  • a. acceleration of ventricular response
  • b. conversion to sinus rhythm
  • c. slowing of ventricular response
  • d. No significant changes
  • e. less thromboembolic complications

Question 19

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119. The electrocardiogram see ventricular tachycardia, QRS complexes which have varying electrical axis and in the form of a helix twisting around the isoelectric line. Arrhythmia occurs in the form of short, short time intervals repeated attacks. It occurs in people who have a long QT interval on the electrocardiogram and bradycardia. Tachycardia, which describes the composition?
Answer
  • a. monomorphic ventricular tachycardia
  • b. ventricular fibrillation
  • c. torsade de pointes
  • d. ventricular flutter
  • e. polymorphic ventricular extrasystoles

Question 20

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120. ventricular tachycardia form a certain number of consecutive ventricular beats. About Ventricular tachycardia can speak, when successive ventricular beats
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  • a. at least 2
  • b. at least 3
  • c. at least 4
  • d. at least 5
  • e. at least 6

Question 21

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121. Mark concept, which is not in connection with sinus node disease:
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  • a. sinus bradycardia
  • b. sinoatrial block
  • c. sinus arrest
  • d. bradikardno-tachycardic syndrome
  • e. atrioventricular block

Question 22

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122. sinus arrest is permanent or temporary cessation of the production of stimuli in the sinus node. ECG results is most similar to:
Answer
  • a. sinoatrial block III. Instance
  • b. sinoatrial block II. Instance
  • c. sinoatrial block level I
  • d. sinus bradycardia
  • e. atrioventricular block

Question 23

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123. About atrioventricular block level I , when PQ interval is :
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  • a. at least 0.10 with
  • b. at least 0.20 with
  • c. at least 0.30 with
  • d. at least 0.40 with
  • e. at least 0.35 with

Question 24

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124. If cardioversion blow flow coincides with the peak of T wave of the previous beat (vulnerable area) can cause:
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  • a. sinus bradycardia
  • b. ventricular fibrillation
  • c. nothing special
  • d. atrial fibrillation
  • e. atrioventricular block

Question 25

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125. What happens if we stimulate the beta receptors?
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  • a. heart rate increases
  • b. heart rate is reduced
  • c. accelerate the oxygenation
  • d. hypotension occurs
  • e. to avoid any change in

Question 26

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126. The most successful method of termination of ventricular fibrillation is:
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  • a. cardioversion
  • b. Defibrillation
  • c. medicines
  • d. external heart massage
  • e. artificial respiration

Question 27

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127. AV node can generate heart rate range:
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  • a. 40-60
  • b. 60-100
  • c. 20-40
  • d. 40-80
  • e. AV node does not have this capability

Question 28

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128. Adenosine:
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  • a. accelerate the translation through the AV node
  • b. inhibits translation through the AV node
  • c. It has a very long half-life
  • d. inhibits conduction in the SA node
  • e. reduces the volume of liquid in the lung

Question 29

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129. Irregular heart rhythm without claire waves on ECG record is likely to:
Answer
  • a. ventricular tachycardia
  • b. ventricular fibrillation
  • c. sinus rhythm
  • d. atrial fibrillation
  • e. sinus arrhythmia

Question 30

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130. What happens if you block beta receptors in the heart?
Answer
  • a. heart rate increases
  • b. heart rate is reduced
  • c. accelerate the oxygenation
  • d. hypotension occurs
  • e. to avoid any change in

Question 31

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131. electrocardiographic criteria that determine ventricular tachycardia are
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  • A width of the QRS complexes with over 0.14
  • B. Web and spliced beats
  • C. atrioventricular dissociation
  • F. the absence of the finger P
  • D. The width of the QRS complexes under 0.14 with

Question 32

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132. Clinical signs and ECG changes in atrial fibrillation are:
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  • A. irregular and differently charged arterial pulse
  • B. regular and evenly filled arterial pulse
  • C. struck tones
  • F. differently loud first heart tone
  • D. missing tines P are present fibrillation the teeth of different amplitudes

Question 33

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133. Manifestations of Appeal atrioventricular block are:
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  • A. Wenckebach periodicity
  • B. complete termination of atrioventricular conduction
  • C. Mobitz III
  • F. Mobitz II
  • D. advanced atrioventricular block

Question 34

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134. A complete atrioventricular block:
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  • A. threatening condition that requires urgent treatment
  • B. has preserved atrial activity (P tines or f) visible on the ECG
  • C. has a complete atrioventricular dissociation were seen on the ECG
  • F. is harmless, treatment is required
  • D. QRS complexes are often narrow

Question 35

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135. implantation of cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) operates in three different ways:
Answer
  • A. The machine uses high-energy (200-300J) Defibrillation
  • B. from ventricular tachycardia using antitachycardia stimulation, or cardioversion
  • C. in the case of bradycardia heart encourages
  • F. The use of ventricular fibrilation defibrilation
  • D. The apparatus is capable of a total of 10 to 20 shocks

Question 36

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136. The definition of electrocardiographic syndrome Wolff-Parkinson-White (WPW) is as follows:
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  • A short period of PQ (0.12 or lower)
  • B. extended interval Q-T
  • C. The presence of wave U
  • F. widened QRS complex (over 0.10 s)
  • D. delta wave

Question 37

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137. For some it is a heart rhythm disorder (see precordial drains, where most of Change)?
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Answer
  • a. ventricular tachycardia
  • b. atrial fibrillation
  • c. SVT with functional bundle branch block
  • d. sinus tachycardia
  • e. intermittent ventricular ekstrasistolija

Question 38

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138. What kind of heart rhythm disorder about?
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Answer
  • A VT (polymorphic)
  • b. atrial fibrillation
  • c. atrial flutter
  • d. sinus tachycardia
  • e. atrial tachycardia (sembra più una a.t.parossistica perché ondulata)

Question 39

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139. In the picture above we see the sinus rate, then the first transition in the salvo of ventricular premature beats and the second time in ventricular tachycardia and fibrillation (Figure 2 and 3). What is undoubtedly trigger ventricular tachycardia?
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Answer
  • a. premature sine pulse
  • b. atrial ekstrasitola
  • c. ventricular extrasystoles on the T wave
  • d. irritation of the Vagus
  • e. intermittent ventricular ekstrasistolija

Question 40

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140. The 70-year-old patient with Parkinson's disease. What kind of heart rhythm disorder about?
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  • a. atrial flutter
  • b. atrial fibrillation
  • c. no arrhythmias, an artifact due to tremor
  • d. sinus tachycardia
  • e. intermittent ventricular ekstrasistolija

Question 41

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141. What kind of heart rhythm disorder about? For a detailed analysis has shown outlet V1 in magnified form.
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Answer
  • a. atrial flutter
  • b. atrial fibrillation
  • c. atrial tachycardia with a block of 2: 1
  • d. sinus tachycardia
  • e. atrial ectopic activity

Question 42

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142. What kind of rhythm in motion?
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  • a. First-degree AV block
  • b. AV block II. levels of type I
  • c. AV block II. degree with a translation of 2: 1
  • d. AV block III. Instance
  • e. normal sinus rhythm

Question 43

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143. What kind of heart rhythm disorder about?
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Answer
  • a. First-degree AV block
  • b. Mobitz I
  • c. Mobitz II
  • d. AV block III. Instance
  • e. normal sinus rhythm

Question 44

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144. What kind of heart rhythm disorder about?
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  • a. complete AV dissociation
  • b. AV block II. levels of type I
  • c. advanced AV block II. Grade 3: 1
  • d. AV block III. Instance
  • e. normal sinus rhythm

Question 45

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145. Figures show promoting cardiac resynchronization in a way that it is used in patients with advanced heart failure. Where normally lie electrode?
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Answer
  • a. in both the atria and the coronary sinus
  • b. in both the atria and right ventricle
  • c. in the right atrium, right ventricle and coronary sinus
  • d. in the left atrium (2x) and the right ventricle
  • e. in the right ventricle (2x) and the coronary sinus

Question 46

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146. A patient with implanted cardioverter/defibrillator (ICD) is under the control of quoted occasional palpitations. The ECG notebook ICD was registered a record 14 consecutive beats with wide QRS complexes. How would you define arrhythmia?
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Answer
  • a. unstable VT
  • b. persistent VT
  • c. paroxysm of atrial fibrillation
  • d. sinus tachycardia
  • e. polymorphic ventricular extrasystoles

Question 47

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147. What kind of heart rhythm disorder about?
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  • a. VT
  • B. atrial fibrillation
  • c. bradicardic-tachycardic syndrome
  • d. sinus tachycardia
  • e. intermittent ventricular ekstrasistolija

Question 48

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148. In the picture you can see a form of electro cardiac permanent pacemakers. How are housed electrodes?
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Answer
  • a. transvensko
  • b. transseptalno
  • c. diaphragmatic
  • d. transcutaneous
  • e. epicardio

Question 49

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149. What shows ECG (the monitor outlet)?
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Answer
  • a. SVT, who after a pause repeated in the same form
  • b. spontaneous leap from ventricular tachycardia to sinus rhythm
  • c. Leap of atrial fibrillation to sinus rhythm
  • d. leap from supraventricular tachycardia to sinus rhythm with an electrical shock (cardioversion)
  • e. leap from ventricular tachycardia to sinus rhythm with an electrical shock (cardioversion)

Question 50

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150. Following the administration of adenosine in a patient whose ECG is in the picture above, established a rhythm, which is shown in the figure below. Explain the formation mechanism.
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Answer
  • a. accelerate the translation through the AV node
  • b. brake translation through the AV node
  • c. stimulation of the conductivity in the SA node
  • d. inhibition of conductivity in the SA node
  • e. stimulation of the Vagus

Question 51

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151. Which of the following is the most common cause of sinus tachycardia:
Answer
  • a. hyperthyroidism
  • b. arteriovenous fistula
  • c. sepsis
  • d. medicines
  • e. Diabetic autonomic neuropathy

Question 52

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152. What applies to extraordinary rate - Extrasystoles:
Answer
  • a. the ventricular rate is stronger
  • b. ventricular extrasystoles is hemodynamically more effective than atrial
  • c. the earlier the extrasystoles, the more effective hemodynamic
  • d. extrasystoles, arising from the basal parts were hemodynamically effective as compared with those arising from the tip of the
  • e. extrasystole patients generally do not feel

Question 53

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153. What applies to atrial flutter:
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  • a. in the majority of cases occur in structurally normal hearts
  • b. Place Cruise depolarization is always in the right atrium
  • c. atrial frequency is between 110 and 240 / min
  • d. atrial frequency is between 220 and 350 / min
  • e. frequency atrial chambers at plapolanju always regular

Question 54

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154. Repeat attacks are most effective in atrial flutter is prevented by:
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  • a. beta-blockers
  • b. verapamil
  • c. digitalis
  • d. implantation of an automatic defibrillator
  • e. catheter ablation

Question 55

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155. What applies to atrial fibrillation:
Answer
  • a. The incidence increases with age
  • b. prevalence in the age group above 60 years is about 5%
  • c. Patients with atrial fibrillation have a 2x higher mortality
  • d. increasing the number of independent rotations depolarization, the greater the chance of spontaneous termination of arrhythmias
  • e. in untreated ventricular arrhythmia frequency it is usually between 70 and 90 / min

Question 56

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156. What is characteristic of atrial fibrillation
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  • a. flutter with paroxysmal arrhythmia episode is interrupted herself frequently in the first 24 hours, but no later than 7 days
  • b. After a successful elektrokonverziji patients with increased risk of thromboembolism without need of anticoagulant therapy
  • c. If the duration of atrial flicker between 24 and 48 hours, before attempting the conversion necessary to introduce an anticoagulant protection
  • d. in haemodynamic impairment of the patient cardioversion is contraindicated
  • e. arrhythmogenic foci were generally at around vtočišča hollow out the right preddvot

Question 57

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157. What applies to the treatment of atrial flutter:
Answer
  • a. in permanent form usually opt for cardioversion
  • b. effectiveness of catheter ablation for paroxysmal form 50%
  • c. for catheter ablation of arrhythmogenic foci commonly eliminated by electrically isolating the pulmonary output
  • d. in the form of permanent heart rate most often mitigated by a combination of beta blockers and verapamil
  • e. in patients with WPW syndrome ventricular rate slowed down by digitalis

Question 58

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158. What is characteristic of atrioventricular reentry tachycardia:
Answer
  • a. It is a rare form of supraventricular tachycardia
  • b. depolarization reaches the atrium earlier than ventricle, so the ECG visible P waves just before the QRS complexes
  • c. vagal maneuvers are often interrupted rhythm disorder
  • d. beta blockers are contraindicated
  • e. with frequent attacks, treatment selection catheter ablation of slow pathways

Question 59

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159. A feature atrioventricular reentry tachycardia with the participation of accessory route:
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  • a. in ortodromni tachycardia the QRS complexes wide
  • b. in ortodromni tachycardia often we see negative p waves just for QRS
  • c. antidromno tachycardia treated with verapamil
  • d. ortodormno tachycardia treated with digitalis
  • e. treatment with catheter ablation is successful

Question 60

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160. A characteristic of ventricular tachycardia:
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  • a. Occasionally they can narrow QRS complexes
  • b. ECG can be found in the so-called compounded and caught pulses
  • c. rule is hemodynamically significant
  • d. unstable ventricular tachycardia lasting more than 3 minutes
  • e. unstable ventricular tachycardia has a worse prognosis than persistent

Question 61

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161. What kind of rhythm in the video:
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Answer
  • a. changes artifacts
  • b. atrial fibrillation
  • c. probably atrioventricular nodal tachycardia
  • d. polymorphic ventricular tachycardia
  • e. ventricular fibrillation

Question 62

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162 polymorphic ventricular tachycardia:
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  • a. often it occurs in patients with short QT interval
  • b. It occurs more often in people with sinus tachycardia
  • c. It may occur during treatment with antiarrhythmic drugs and drugs that prolong the QT interval
  • d. It occurs more often in hypokalaemia and hypomagnesaemia
  • e. some patients indication for insertion cardioverter-defibrillator

Question 63

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163. How can we try to terminate ventricular tachycardias attack in hemodynamically stable patients:
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  • a. with vagal maneuvers
  • b. digitalis
  • c. lidocaine
  • d. amiodarone
  • e. electrical cardioversion

Question 64

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164. How can we try to terminate ventricular tachycardias attack in hemodynamically unstable patients:
Answer
  • a. with vagal maneuvers
  • b. digitalis
  • c. lidocaine
  • d. amiodarone
  • e. electrical cardioversion

Question 65

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165. For ventricular fibrillation is characterized by:
Answer
  • a. successfully stopped by amiodarone
  • b. if it occurred before our eyes, to try to break up with synchronous conversion with 50J
  • c. need immediate CPR and defibrillation as soon as possible
  • d. occurs when acute myocardial infarction, the patient requires insertion of a cardioverter-defibrillator
  • e. if not found an obvious cause of VF in patients treated pharmacologically

Question 66

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166. The sinus node disease is characterized by:
Answer
  • a. common is sinus tachycardia
  • b. mostly the result of degenerative changes in the sinus node and atrium
  • c. due to sinus bradycardia occur fugitive tachycardic arrhythmias
  • d. reversible disease
  • e. There are several levels of sino-atrial block

Question 67

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167. What is characteristic of atrioventricular block:
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  • a. the incidence increasing with age
  • b. frequently it occurs in patients with arterial hypertension
  • c. cause of acute atrioventricular block may be some infectious diseases
  • d. chronic block successfully treated with sympathomimetic
  • e. beta-blockers do not affect the atrioventricular translation

Question 68

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168. The first stage AV block is characterized by:
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  • a. QT interval PQ over 0.1sec
  • b. QT interval PQ over 0.2S
  • c. QT prolongation above 440 ms
  • d. prolongation of QRS duration greater than 120 ms
  • e. occasional interruption of conduction through the AV node and the failure of the QRS complex

Question 69

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62. Which arrhythmia see on ECG:
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  • a. sinoatrial block level I
  • b. complete sinoatrial block
  • c. first-degree atrioventricular block
  • d. atrioventricular block II.
  • e. atrioventricular dissociation Mobitz I

Question 70

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169. What heart rhythm disturbance seen in ECG:
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  • a. atrial flutter (atrial flutter)
  • b. first-degree atrioventricular block
  • c. atrioventricular block II. degree with a translation of 2: 1
  • d. atrioventricular block II. degree Mobitz II
  • e. atrioventricular block III. Instance

Question 71

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170. For the left anterior hemiblok is characterized by:
Answer
  • a. Wide QRS complex is less than 120 ms
  • b. QRS complex is wide more than 120 ms
  • c. electrical axis is displaced to the left
  • d. electrical axis normal
  • e. it is necessary as soon as possible the insertion of a pacemaker

Question 72

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171. Indications for permanent pacemaker insertion are:
Answer
  • a. GMAS attack the AV block II. degree Mobitz I
  • b. asymptomatic AV block II. degree Mobitz II
  • c. asymptomatic AV block III. Instance
  • d. ECG in asymptomatic pause longer than 2 seconds
  • e. Tachycardia-bradycardia syndrome, which requires different antiarrhythmic therapy

Question 73

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172. What is the way to electro?
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Answer
  • a. OR
  • b. VV
  • c. VDD
  • d. DDD
  • e. VAR

Question 74

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173. What is the way to electro?
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  • a. AAI
  • b. VVI
  • c. VDD
  • d. DDD
  • e. VXR

Question 75

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174. What is the next ECG?
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  • a. ventricular tachycardia
  • b. AV block II. degree Mobitz II
  • c. with normal ECG artifacts
  • d. electrostimulation of the DDD mode
  • e. impairment in the functioning pacemaker

Question 76

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175. What additional phenomenon is visible in the ECG:
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  • a. raising the point J
  • b. raising ST
  • c. wave U
  • d. delta wave (WPW)
  • e. Osborne wave

Question 77

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176. A feature of arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia is:
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  • a. This is X-chromosome linked hereditary disease
  • b. characterized by the marked right ventricular hypertrophy
  • c. Patients often die from sudden cardiac death
  • d. the investigation of choice to demonstrate the coronary
  • e. the most common arrhythmia is atrial fibrillation (fibrillation)

Question 78

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177. What is Brugada syndrome?
Answer
  • a. a genetic disease that is more common in men at high risk for sudden cardiac death
  • b. a genetic disease which affects the calcium channels and results in a lower contraction of the heart muscle
  • c. the occurrence of atrial fibrillation in structurally normal hearts
  • d. changed conduction of electrical impulses between the cardiomyocytes, as demonstrated by the widespread QRS complex
  • e. None of the above

Question 79

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178. What do we most often find in a patient, which we have taken such an ECG?
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  • a) dispassionately talks, he tells us that his heart "jumping"
  • b) is unconscious, agonal breathing
  • c) it has a pain in the lower abdomen
  • d) the auscultation figure irregular and varying loud first heart tone
  • e) The heart tones are absent, there is a cardiac arrest

Question 80

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179. How do we approach the treatment of patients with atrial fibrillation at the Department of Internal first aid?
Answer
  • a) immediately defibrillation and perform external cardiac massage to recovery of spontaneous circulation
  • b) obtain accurate history of the duration and frequency of attacks
  • c) in a patient with the first attack, which lasts less than 48 hours, do a conversion of heart rhythm
  • d) after successful cardioversion attack, which lasted less than 48 hours, introduce a beta blocker
  • e) if the patient is hemodynamically compromised, do not need treatment

Question 81

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180. How does the patient immediately after his capture such an ECG?
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  • a) dispassionately talks, he tells us that his heart "jumping"
  • b) is unconscious, agonal breathing (ventricular fibrillation)
  • c) it has a pain in the lower abdomen
  • d) the auscultation figure irregular and varying loud first heart tone
  • e) The heart tones are absent, there is a cardiac arrest

Question 82

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181. How to proceed in a patient with ventricular fibrillation?
Answer
  • a) immediately defibrillation and perform external cardiac massage to recovery of spontaneous circulation
  • b) terminate ventricular fibrillation with amiodarone injection with external cardiac massage
  • c) after successful defibrillation record the ECG, in which we are looking for signs of acute coronary syndrome
  • d) if the patient is hemodynamically compromised, do not need treatment
  • e) in a patient who survived ventricular fibrillation, which was not due to acute coronary syndrome, it has to be implantable defibrillator cardioverter

Question 83

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182. Is such a patient ECG life threatened?
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  • a) never
  • b) it has, however, only if it has at the same time a structural heart disease
  • c) when the otherwise normal blood pressure is not
  • d) if taking no chest pain, no
  • e) in the majority of cases

Question 84

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183. What is the typical history of a patient with AV-block III. Instance:
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  • a) sue just because of intermittent attacks of rapid, irregular heart beat
  • b) the stun
  • c) the occasional loss of consciousness
  • d) the unusually tired
  • e) have dyspnea on exertion

Question 85

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184. What are the possible measures of treating a patient with AV-block III. rates in the infirmary again before you lose consciousness?
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  • a) an infusion of norepinephrine
  • b) transcutaneous stimulation of the heart
  • c) the stimulation of the heart transvenously
  • d) amiodarone
  • e) with beta-blockers

Question 86

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185. What congenital heart defects are among cyanotic defects with normal or decreased pulmonary flow?
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  • A. Ebstein anomaly with right-to-left shunt through an open foramen ovale
  • B. tetralogy of Fallot
  • C. sinus venosus type ASD with left-right shunt
  • F. Open ductus line with left-right shunt
  • D. coarctation of the aorta

Question 87

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186. After surgery, coarctation of the aorta in childhood, adults then:
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  • A. Completely healthy
  • B. often have residual hypertension
  • C. They are cyanotic
  • F. For them it is more common congenital aortic valve Double blade
  • D. dying from heart failure

Question 88

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187. The atrial septum defect type II:
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  • A. Extremely rarely detected in adulthood
  • B. It is most commonly found congenital heart defect in adulthood
  • C. Do you often entangled with Eisenmenger’s syndrome
  • F. There is no need to be treated if it is detected only in adulthood, because it shows its clinical irrelevance
  • D. in adulthood often reveal only the concurrent systemic arterial hypertension

Question 89

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188. For tetralogy of Fallot is characterized by:
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  • A. Pulmonary arterial hypertension
  • B. The defect interventricular septum
  • C. Cyanosis
  • F. pulmonary stenosis
  • D. Hypertrophy of left ventricle and overriding aorta

Question 90

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189 patients with congenital heart defect, compared with healthy more often:
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  • a. anemia
  • b. blood clotting disorders
  • c. proteinuria
  • d. Heart rhythm disorders
  • e. Thrombocytosis

Question 91

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190. What applies to atrial septal defect type II:
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  • a. the defect in the area fose ovalis interatrial septum
  • b. Santa's rule, right-left
  • c. Eisenmenger syndrome is a rare
  • d. ECG is often left bundle branch block
  • e. treatment is required

Question 92

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191. What is true for patients with ventricular septal defect:
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  • a. A small leak may be asymptomatic
  • b. wherein the noise holodiastoličen left parasternalno
  • c. to demonstrate the urgent transesophageal echocardiography
  • d. treatment is indicated, in the case of Eisenmenger's symptoms
  • e. and operated in the leak was in the non-sterile procedures indicated antibiotic protection

Question 93

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192. coarctation of the aorta is the most common in:
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  • a. bulbusu aorta
  • b. the ascending part of the aorta, just before the turnoff brahiocefalične art.
  • c. aortic arch
  • d. discendent part of the aorta, just at output of left. subclavian
  • e. the junction of the renal arteries

Question 94

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193. What fault is not part Fallot tetralogy:
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  • a. pulmonary stenosis
  • b. right ventricular hypertrophy
  • c. defect in the atrial septum
  • d. defect in the ventricular septum
  • e. cavalier aorta

Question 95

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194. The clinic has heard 46-year-old patient WHO had sued the eyesight at moderate exertion, mild swelling of the lower leg and occasional irregular heart flashing and the last 6 months. For several years a moderate Increase and blood pressure. Work in factory dyes. And the physical condition we ugovili CVT about 15 cm of water, RR 165/95, saturation Hb 0,92 without stagnation of shots of the lungs, basal expiratory few Bleeps, rhythmic heart action, 90 / min, a fixed and a sliced 2 tone, quiet sitolični ejection murmur at the top left of the sternum by expanding Under the left collarbone. The liver was not Enlarged, pretibialni mild edema. Accompanied by a recording of the patient's ECG and chest radiography Authorities A. The patient is probably a:
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  • B. hypertonic heart with paroxysms of atrial Fibrillation
  • C. Cor pulmonale
  • D. pulmonary valve stenosis
  • E. atrial septum defect

Question 96

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195. Circle the correct combination of answers that apply to aortic stenosis:
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  • a. the most common cause of aortic stenosis is rheumatic fever over it in the past
  • b. patients with severe aortic stenosis occurs with exertion of angina pectoris
  • c. Electrocardiogram are often symptoms of left ventricular hypertrophy
  • d. systolic volume noise in perfect correlation with the degree of stenosis
  • e. Patients with aortic stenosis may have syncope

Question 97

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196. What applies to artificial heart valves:
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  • a. mechanical valves have better hemodynamic characteristics of biological
  • b. patients with artificial mechanical heart valve must be one year after surgery to receive anticoagulation protection
  • c. the biologic valve is essential for life antiplatelet therapy
  • d. for Biological valves are deciding in young patients
  • e. artificial aortic valve can be inserted percutaneously, without surgery

Question 98

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197. Typical signs and symptoms of degenerative aortic valve stenosis are:
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  • A. Heavy breath with exertion
  • B. Syncope with exertion
  • C. In particular, a right-sided heart failure
  • F. Exertional angina
  • D. Sistolodiastolični noise over Erbovo point

Question 99

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198. The degree of aortic valve stenosis most reliable estimate with respect to:
Answer
  • A. The volume of noise
  • B. Changes in ECG
  • C. Hitrst blood flow through the aortic valve
  • D. The surface area of the aortic orifice
  • E. Size cardiac shadow on chest X-ray

Question 100

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199. prognostic worst symptom in symptomatic aortic valve stenosis is:
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  • A. Angina pectoris in the Effort
  • B. Syncope with exertion
  • C. Heavy breath with exertion (heart failure)
  • D. Palpitations
  • E. Headaches

Question 101

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200. In asymptomatic patients with severe aortic stenosis decide to change the valve in the following cases:
Answer
  • A. If at the same time decide to bypass
  • B. If it falls left ventricular ejection fraction less than 50%
  • C. Always, with no concomitant diseases
  • D. If symptoms occur when stress test
  • E. If the patient is younger than 50 years
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