Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Cardiovascular physiology XVI


  1. What is the procedure adopted to manufacture commercial dextran?
Bacterial culture procedure

  1. What is palpated in the fifth left intercostals space within the mid-clavicular line?
The apex beat

  1. What is anterior aspect of chest overlying the heart called?
Precordium

  1. What is apex impulse?
Lower most and outermost parts of the cardiac impulse

  1. In what condition tapping apex beat is seen?
In mitral stenosis

  1. In dextocardia what happens to apex beat on the left side?
It disappears

  1. What is the sensation like the purring of a cat, felt by the hand when a murmur is palpable called?
Thrill

  1. Why percussion is done while examining the heart?
To determine the boundaries of the heart

  1. Why is the first heart sound single?
Tricuspid and mitral valves close at the same time

  1. Why is the second heart sound split?
The aortic closes earlier than the pulmonary valves

  1. In which area split second heart sound is better auscultated?
Pulmonary area (Left side, 2nd intercostals space)

  1. What is ‘opening snap’?
The sound heard between second and third heart sound in mitral / tricuspid stenosis

  1. What will the left ventricular failure lead to?
Pulmonary oedema

  1. What is the accumulation of interstitial fluid in abnormally large amounts called?
Oedema

  1. What is oedema caused by lymphatic obstruction called?
Lymphoedema

  1. What is fainting due to pooling of blood in the dependent parts of the body on standing called?
Postural syncope


(Physiology; UMS 2008)

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