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IV. 1.
A patient c/o sudden onset of dyspnoea. You will now take the following history: A. Effort intolerance B. Orthopnea C. PND D. Angina pectoris E. All of the above |
E. All of the above
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Acute dyspnoea in LVF is due to flooding of pulmonary alveoli
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IV. 2. A. Systemic Hypertension B. Coronary Artery Heart Disease C. Aortic Valve Stenosis D. Chronic Aortic Regurgitation E. Mitral Valve Stenosis |
D. Chronic Aortic Regurgitation |
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IV. 3.
Acute bronchial asthma should be excluded by the following history: A. Onset in childhood B. Dyspnoea with wheeze C. Seasonal variation D. History of allergy E. All of the above. |
E. All of the above.
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IV. 4.
You will now proceed to examine the patient for the following EXCEPT: A. Tachycardia B. High or low Blood Pressure C. Gallop rhythm D. B/L Basal crepitations E. Complete CNS examination |
E. Complete neurological examination
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IV. 5.
The following investigations will have to be sent EXCEPT: A. Random Blood Sugar B. Spirometry C. 12 lead ECG D. EEG E. Chest X-ray PA view |
D. EEG
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IV. 6.
Chest X Ray taken as soon as the patient is better will show all the following EXCEPT: A. Cardiomegaly B. Hyper-translucent lung fields C. Kerly B lines D. Bilateral hydrothorax E. Bat wing appearance |
B. Hyper-translucent lung fields
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IV. 7. A. Reassurance the patient B. Explain the prognosis to bystanders C. Propped up position D. Oxygen Inhalation E. All the above |
E. All the above |
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IV. 8. A. Betamethazone 0.5mg IV B. Adrenaline 0.5mg IV C. Pentazocine 50mg IV D. Dopamine 25 ug/kg E. All of the above |
E. All of the above |
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IV. 9. A. Morphine 3mg slow IV B. Eptoin 100mg IV C. Frusemide 40mg IV D. Aminophyllin 250mg IV. E. Dobutamine 2.5-10ug/kg/min IV |
B. Eptoin 100mg IV |
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IV. 10. A. 10-20 ug/kg orally B. 10-20ug/mt IV infusion C. 100-200 ug/kg bolus dose D. 100-200 ug/mt IV infusion E. None of the above |
B. 10-20ug/mt IV infusion |
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IV. 11. A. Mitral stenosis B. Aortic stenosis C. BP>150/100 D. CAHD E. None |
B. Aortic stenosis |
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IV. 12. A. 20-30 ug/min IV infusion B. 40-50 ug/min IV infusion C. 60-70 ug/min IV infusion D. 20-30 ug/min IV bolus E. 20-30 ug/min IM injection |
A. 20-30 ug/min IV infusion |
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IV. 13. A. Systolic heart failure B. Diastolic heart failure C. Acute Myocardial Infarction D. Atrial Flutter with block E. Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy |
A. Systolic heart failure |
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IV. 14. A. Further doses of diuretic B. Dopamine/Dobutamine infusion C. Physiological venesection D. Intra aortic balloon pump E. Cardiac transplantation |
B. Dopamine/Dobutamine infusion |
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IV. 15. A. Using three rubber tourniquet B. BP Apparatus cuff used alternatively C. Tied till pulse is absent D. Three limbs are tied at a time E. Rotated every 15minutes |
C. Tied till pulse is absent |
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IV. 16. A. 050ml venous blood B. 150ml venous blood C. 250ml venous blood D. 350ml venous blood E. 450ml venous blood |
C. 250ml venous blood |
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V. 17. A. Patient exhaustion B. PaO2 < 8 KPa C. Raising PaCO2 D. Worsening acidosis pH < 7 E. All the above |
E. All the above |
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