Practical study 5

WHICH OF THE LISTED COMPLAINTS IS NOT TYPICAL FOR PATIENTS WITH CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES

• pain in the heart

• palpitation

• pollakiuria

• dyspnea

• cough

WHICH VARIANT OF THE APPEARANCE OF THE FACE IS CHARACTERISTIC OF A PATIENT WITH SEVERE HEART FAILURE

• facies nephritica

• the face of Corvisar

• facies Hyppocratica

• facies mitralis

• facies basedovica

ANGINA PECTORIS IS CHARACTERIZED BY ALL OF THE ABOVE, EXCEPT

• localization behind the sternum

• piercing character

• irradiation in the left arm, scapule, left half of the neck

• connection with physical and emotional stress

• is jugulated by taking nitroglycerin

FOR PATIENTS WITH WHAT DISEASES OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM IS CHARACTERIZED BY THE SYMPTOM OF MUSSET

• pericarditis

• myocardial infarction

• arterial hypertension

• insufficiency of the aortic valve

• stenosis of the left atrioventricular orifice

IT IS NOT TYPICAL FOR CARDIAC EDEMA

• to initially appear on the feet

• spreading "from the bottom up"

• appear in the morning, decrease in the evening

• appear in the evening, and disappear by the morning

• the dense ones, when pressed with a finger, a fossa remains on the skin

DIASTOLIC CARDIAC TRILL IS DETERMINED

• in the area of the 2nd intercostal space to the right of the right edge of the sternum

• in the area of 3-4 intercostal space to the left of the left edge of the sternum

• in the area of apex beat

• in the area of 3-4 intercostal space to the right of the right edge of the sternum

• in the area of the 2nd intercostal space to the left of the left edge of the sternum

THE NORMAL PULSE RATE IS

• 40-50 per minute

• 60-80 per minute

• 70-100 per minute

• 50-70 per minute

• 100-120 per minute

"CAROTID DANCE" IS

• pulsation of the veins of the neck into the systole

• pulsation of the carotid arteries into the systole

• pulsation of the veins of the neck into the diastole

• increased pulsation of the neck arteries in the systole and in the diastole

• increased pulsation of the neck veins in the systole and in the diastole

WHAT IS THE NAME OF COMMON EDEMA, INCLUDING THE PRESENCE OF FLUID IN THE CAVITIES

• vitiligo

• acrocyanosis

• anasarka

• cachexia

• exicosis

THE LEADING MECHANISM OF CARDIAC DYSPNEA IS CAUSED BY

• decrease in the respiratory surface of the lungs

• hypoxia of the respiratory center

• spasm of the smallest bronchioles

• congestion of blood in the small circle of blood circulation

• with pressure of the upper respiratory tract