"Wet" heart failure refers to volume overload.

Acute decompensated heart failure is an increase in symptoms of heart failure with a decrease in functional status.

Heart failure with impaired cardiac output is compensated heart failure.

Common clinical manifestations of Dry-Warm heart failure include dyspnea and edema.

PAWP is the medical abbreviation for peripheral artery wedge pressure.

"Cold" heart failure refers to poor perfusion.

Jugular vein distention (JVD) is the most sensitive and specific sign for elevated right ventricle filling pressures.

Abnormal heart sounds are a common manifestation of heart failure.

Heart failure with maintained cardiac output is compensated heart failure.