WorksheetsCVS marathon
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Hypovolumic shock is caused by decreased ...?
a)
*preload
b)
contractility
c)
afterload
d)
HR
e)
TPR
2.
Shock with decreased HR
a)
hypovolumic
b)
hemorrhagic
c)
obstructive
d)
*neurogenic
e)
septic
3.
Septic shock is caused by decreased ...?
a)
preload
b)
contractility
c)
afterload
d)
HR
e)
*TPR
4.
Anaphylactic shock is caused by decreased ...?
a)
preload
b)
contractility
c)
afterload
d)
HR
e)
*TPR
5.
BPH with Hypertension DOC?
a)
*Tamsulosin
b)
Dopamine
c)
Dobutamine
d)
Epinephrine
6.
Dobutamine action?
a)
beta1 (heart rate)/ alpha1 (high dose)
b)
beta1 (contractility) / alpha1 (high dose)
c)
beta1 (HR)
d)
*beta1 (contractility)
7.
Dopamine action?
a)
*beta1 (heart rate)/ alpha1 (high dose)
b)
beta1 (contractility) / alpha1 (high dose)
c)
beta1 (HR) / alpha1 (low dose)
d)
beta1 (contractility) / alpha1 (low dose)
8.
Septic shock DOC?
a)
*norepinephrine
b)
epinephrine
c)
dopamine
d)
dobutamine
9.
Neurogenic shock DOC?
a)
*dopamine
b)
dobutamine
c)
epinephrine
d)
norepinephrine
10.
What is the blood level of renin/aldosterone in Conn's syndrome?
a)
increased/increased
b)
increased/decreased
c)
*decreased/increased
d)
decreased/decreased
11.
What is the blood level of renin/aldosterone in RAS?
a)
*increased/increased
b)
increased/decreased
c)
decreased/increased
d)
decreased/decreased
12.
Pheochromocytoma Lab investigation?
a)
*Urine VMA
b)
Thyroid function test
c)
Blood VMA
d)
Renin
e)
Aldosterone
13.
What disease has several episodes of headache, sweating, palpitation
a)
*pheochromocytoma
b)
RAS
c)
Conn's syndrome
d)
Essential hypertension
14.
ACEI drug?
a)
Verapamil
b)
Amlodipine
c)
Propanolol
d)
Losartan
e)
*Enalapril
15.
BB drug?
a)
Verapamil
b)
Amlodipine
c)
*Propanolol
d)
Losartan
e)
Enalapril
16.
ARB drug?
a)
Verapamil
b)
Amlodipine
c)
Propanolol
d)
*Losartan
e)
Enalapril
17.
DHP CCB drug?
a)
Verapamil
b)
*Amlodipine
c)
Propanolol
d)
Losartan
e)
Enalapril
18.
K sparing diuretics drug?
a)
Enalapril
b)
*Spironolactone
c)
HCTZ
d)
Furosemide
e)
Metoprolol
19.
Most potent diuretics
a)
hypovolumic
b)
Spironolactone
c)
HCTZ
d)
*Furosemide
e)
Metoprolol
20.
Patient orthopnea desaturation CXR bilateral pulmonary edema with cardiomegaly. Which drug should not be prescribed to this patient?
a)
Furosemide
b)
*Propanolol
c)
Enalapril
d)
Losartan
21.
What Is long term effect of RAAS and Sympathetic activity on heart?
a)
Left atrial hypertrophy
b)
*Cardiac remodeling
c)
Ischemic heart disease
d)
Myocarditis
22.
Which drug has side effect of hyperglycemia?
a)
Furosemide
b)
*HCTZ
c)
Enalapril
d)
Propanolol
23.
Which drug has side effect of hypoglycemia?
a)
Furosemide
b)
HCTZ
c)
Enalapril
d)
*Propanolol
24.
Which drug can prevent diabetic nephropathy?
a)
Beta blocker
b)
*Enalapril
c)
HCTZ
d)
Furosemide
25.
What is the action site of furosemide?
a)
proximal convuluted tubule
b)
*loop of Henle
c)
distal convuluted tubule
d)
collecting duct
26.
What is the action site of HCTZ?
a)
proximal convuluted tubule
b)
loop of Henle
c)
*distal convuluted tubule
d)
collecting duct
27.
Prostaglandin will …
a)
constrict afferent arterioles
b)
*dilate afferent arterioles
c)
constrict efferent arteriole
d)
dilate efferent arterioles
28.
Potent vasoconstrictor
a)
renin
b)
angiotensin I
c)
*angiotensin II
d)
aldosterone
29.
Systolic murmur at RUPSB
a)
*AS
b)
AR
c)
MS
d)
MR
e)
PS
30.
Systolic murmur at apex
a)
AS
b)
AR
c)
MS
d)
*MR
e)
PS
31.
Diastolic murmur at 5th ICS MCL
a)
AS
b)
AR
c)
*MS
d)
MR
e)
PS
32.
Systolic murmur at LUPSB
a)
AS
b)
AR
c)
MS
d)
MR
e)
*PS
33.
Systolic murmur at LLPSB
a)
*VSD
b)
Hemic murmur
c)
AR
d)
PDA
e)
ASD
34.
Diastolic murmur at 3rd ICS LPSB
a)
VSD
b)
Hemic murmur
c)
*AR
d)
PDA
e)
ASD
35.
Systolic murmur at 3rd ICS LPSB
a)
VSD
b)
*Hemic murmur
c)
AR
d)
PDA
e)
ASD
36.
PDA
a)
Continuous murmur at RUPSB
b)
*Continuous murmur at LUPSB
c)
Continuous murmur at LLPSB
d)
Continuous murmur at apex
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