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q what is acute severe mitral regurgitationacute severe mitral regurgitation is a medical emergency patient presents with breathlessness and low
a which region of the retina gives the most accurate interpretation of the image b what type of light-sensitive cell is present in this region a
q patients with mild mitral regurgitationpatients with mild mitral regurgitation and normal left ventricular size and function do well long term
q indications for surgery of mitral regurgitationsurgery is indicated in all symptomatic patients class ii and above with severe mitral regurgitation
q medical management of mitral regurgitationvasodilator therapy to reduce afterload may be beneficial in patients with chronic mitral regurgitation
state four long-term benefits of exercisethe long-term advantages of exercise area enhance in size of the muscles usedb decrease of heart rate
q what is cardiac catheterizationroutine cardiac catheterization is not necessary in patients with mitral regurgitation it may be done when there is
a what are the immediate effects of exercise on the functions of i the heart ii the lungs iii the liver b how do these changes help to meet the needs
q how to investigate mitral regurgitation by echo2 d echocardiography will help determine the morphology and etiology of mitral regurgitation
which bone forms the non-moving muscle attachment in a the hip joint b the shoulder joint c the ankle joint a the pelvic girdle gives the
why does each skeletal muscle need an antagonistic partnerbecause muscles can only contract and relax each skeletal muscle requires an antagonistic
q how to investigate mitral regurgitation by chest radiogramenlarged left atrium is obvious on chest x-ray and it may occupy most of the cardiac
a name three parts of the body where smooth involuntary or unstriated muscle may be found b in any one of your examples say what the smooth muscle
q how to investigate mitral regurgitation by electrocardiogrampatients with severe mitral regurgitation often have atrial fibrillation left atrial
where does cartilage occur in a joint and what it its functioncartilage might be found covering the surface of bones where they meet in a movable
give one example in each case of a a fixed joint b a ball and socket joint c a hinge joint a the bones of the skull the junction of pelvic girdle
what is the function other than protection of the ribsthe ribs help to alter the volume of the thorax during breathing
q physical signs of mitral regurgitationpulse is of normal character but carotid upstroke may be brisk atrial fibrillation is often present in a
which organs are protected by a the skull b the rib cage c the vertebrae a the skull safe the brainb the rib cage safes the heart lungs liver and
q symptoms of mitral regurgitationsymptoms depend upon underlying etiology of mitral regurgitation patients with mild mitral regurgitation and most
q pathology of mitral regurgitationduring left ventricular systole as the pressure rises in left ventricle blood is pumped simultaneously both into
q causes of mitral regurgitationmitral regurgitation is the most common valvular abnormality seen in clinical practice different disease processes
after ovulation- a what structure replaces the graafian follicle b what hormone does it produce a after ovulation the follicle is replaced by the
a what are the advantages of human milk over cows milk for feeding babies b apart from the composition of the milk what are the other advantages of
describe the events which lead to the formation of a identical twins b fraternal twins a identical twins are derived from the products of a one