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Hypokinesis
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decrease in the strength of contraction
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Akinetic, Akinesis
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no myocardial movement, no systolic myocardial thickening
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Dyskinesis
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wall motion in the opposite direction than the expected.
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When is hyperkinesis seen?
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Ventricular volume overload due to aortic insufficiency
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Differential diagnosis of CAD, include:
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MI,
dissecting aortic aneurysm, pericarditis, Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, Mitral valve prolapse, Aortic stenosis |
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Dead myocardium
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Infarction
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Myocardium with no movement
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Akinetic
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Over time, infarcted myocardium becomes...
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Akinetic, echogenic, thinned, possible formation of LV aneurysm, and possible associated thrombus
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(Apical 4 chamber) Blood supply to Apical Cap
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LAD
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(Apical 4 chamber)Blood supply to Mid Inferoseptum
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RCA or LAD
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(Apical 4 chamber) Blood supply to Basal Inferoseptum
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RCA
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(Apical 4 chamber) Blood supply to RVFW
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RCA
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(Apical 4 chamber) Blood supply to Basal Anterolateral
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LAD or CX
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(Apical 4 chamber) Blood supply to Mid Anterolateral
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LAD or CX
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(Apical 4 chamber) Blood supply to Apical Lateral
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LAD or CX
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(Apical 2 chamber) Blood supply to Apical Anterior
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LAD
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(Apical 2 chamber) Blood supply to Mid Inferior
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RCA or CX
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(Apical 2 chamber) Blood supply to Apical Inferior
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LAD
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(Apical 2 chamber) Blood supply to Apical Cap
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LAD
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(Apical 2 chamber) Blood supply to Mid Anterior
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LAD
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(Apical 2 chamber) Blood supply to Basal Inferior
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RCA or CX
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(Apical 2 chamber) Blood supply to Apical Lateral
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LAD
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(Parasternal Long Axis) Blood supply to Mid Inferolateral
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RCA or CX
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(Parasternal Long Axis) Blood supply to Apical Cap
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LAD
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(Parasternal Long Axis) Blood supply to Basal Inferolateral
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RCA or CX
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(Parasternal Long Axis) Blood supply to Apical Lateral
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LAD
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(Parasternal Long Axis) Blood supply to Apical Anterior
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LAD
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(Parasternal Long Axis) Blood supply to Mid Anteroseptum
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LAD
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(Parasternal Long Axis) Blood supply to Basal Anteroseptum
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LAD
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(Short Axis, Apex Level) Blood supply to Anterior
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LAD
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(Short Axis, Apex Level) Blood supply to Lateral
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LAD or CX
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(Short Axis, Apex Level) Blood supply to Inferior
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RCA or LAD
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(Short Axis, Apex Level) Blood supply to Septal
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LAD
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(Short Axis, Apex Level) Blood supply to RVFW
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RCA
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(Short Axis, Mid Level) Blood supply to Anterior
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LAD
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(Short Axis, Mid Level) Blood supply to Anteroseptum
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LAD
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(Short Axis, Mid Level) Blood supply to Inferoseptum
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RCA or LAD
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(Short Axis, Mid Level) Blood supply to Anterolateral
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LAD or CX
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(Short Axis, Mid Level) Blood supply to Inferolateral
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RCA or CX
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(Short Axis, Mid Level) Blood supply to Inferior & RVFW
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RCA
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(Short Axis, Basal Level) Blood supply to Anterior
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LAD
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(Short Axis, Basal Level) Blood supply to Anteroseptum
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LAD
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(Short Axis, Basal Level) Blood supply to Anterolateral
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LAD or CX
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(Short Axis, Basal Level) Blood supply to Inferolateral
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RCA or CX
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(Short Axis, Basal Level) Blood supply to Inferoseptum
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RCA
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(Short Axis, Basal Level) Blood supply to Inferior
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RCA
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(Short Axis, Basal Level) Blood supply to RVFW
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RCA
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Dyskinetic septal motion is also referred to as...
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paradoxical septal motion
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During ventricular overload, contraction is increased and ejection fraction is increased, the myocardium has become...
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Hyperkinetic
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Starlin's Law
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CPK
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Creatinine phophokinase
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SGOT
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Serum Glutamic oxalocetic transaminase
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Non-invasive procedures used to determine possible cause of chest pain.
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Echocardiography, ECG, Chest xray
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Chest pain symptom described by the patient
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Angina Pectoris
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