CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM MCQ – Exercise 29

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Q 1. which of the following about idiopathic outflow tract VT is false

produces monophasic R waves in leads II , III & aVF

typically occurs as nonsustained bursts of VT

cycle length oscillations are common

more commonly in men

Q 2. Infiltrative / inflammatory and neuromuscular disorders associated with increased ventricular arrhythmia risk include

chagas disease

fabry disease

amyloidosis

all of the above

Q 3. characterstics ECG findings that suggest VT are all except

superior and rightward QRS frontal plane

bizarre QRS complex mimicking LBBB or RBBB QRS

slurring of the initial portion of QRS

AV dissociation

Q 4. which of the following is unique in its suppression with verapamil

idiopathic LV septal VT

VT associated with LV dilated cardiomyopathy

Bundle branch reentrant VT

all of the above

Q 5. Infiltrative / inflammatory and neuromuscular disorders associated with increased ventricular arrhythmia risk include

sarcoidosis

myotonic muscular dystrophy

kearn- sayre syndrome

all of the above

Q 6. which of the following about AIVR is false

heart rate ranges from 60 to 120 bpm

occurs in acute MI

usually transient

treatment consists of β blockers

Q 7. AIVR has overlap features with

monomorphic VT

polymorphic VT

slow VT

none of the above

Q 8. QRS duration of a VPCs is

>110 ms

>120 ms

>130 ms

>140 ms

Q 9. which of the following should be considered for polymorphic VT storm

intravenous beta blocker

intravenous calcium channel blocker

intravenous nitroglycerine

intravenous digoxin

Q 10. VT that shows an alternation in QRS axis is called

monomorphic VT

polymorphic VT

bidirectional tachycardia

torsades de pointes

Q 11. sustained VT is defined as VT that persists for

> 10 seconds

> 15 seconds

> 20 seconds

> 30 seconds

Q 12. which of the following statements about VPCs is false

may occur in up to 80% of patients with previous MI

on ECG show wide (usually >.12 seconds) bizarre QRS complexes not preceded by P wave

when they arise in specialized conduction system ( fascicles) , they may be <.12 seconds in duration

they result in a fully compensatory phase

Q 13. which of the following about idiopathic outflow tract VT is false

-80% of outflow tract VTs originate in LV

not associated with SCD

vagal maneuvers terminate them

adenosine and beta blockers terminate them

Q 14. verapamil is least effective / contraindicated in which of the following

idiopathic LV septal VT

accessory pathway mediated tachycardia

Q 15. which of the following about is not true for sustained VT

almost always symptomatic

mostly associated with marked hemodynamic compromise

almost always leads to development of myocardial ischemia

all of the above

Q 16. it is not possible to assign a specific morphology to which of the following arrhythmia

atrial flutter

ventricular flutter

torsades de pointes

WPW syndrome with AF

Q 17. which of the following statements about VPCs is false

ventricular impulses are never conducted retrogradely to atrium

VPC that does not produce retrograde concealed conduction and fails to influence oncoming sinus impulse is termed interpolated VPC

antiarrhythmic agents can produce lethal arrhythmias

prophylactic antiarrhythmic therapy is recommended only for young patients with complicated MI.

Q 18. in ECG bundle branch reentrant VT presents as

incomplete RBBB

incomplete LBBB

complete RBBB

complete LBBB

Q 19. most uniform sustained VT associated with LV dilated cardiomyopathy can be mapped to

mitral valvular region

tricuspid valvular region

pulmonary valvular region

all of the above

Q 20. which of the following can terminate the idiopathic outflow tract VT

iv lidocaine

iv procainamide

iv amiodarone

iv beta blocker

Q 21. which of the following always produce hemodynamic collapse if allowed to continue

polymorphic ventricular arrhythmias

ventricular flutter

ventricular fibrillation

all of the above

Q 22. VT in the absence of structural heart disease is called

functional VT

idiopathic VT

casual VT

Benign VT

Q 23. which of the following statements about VPCs is false

when fixed coupling is not present and interval between VPCs has a common denominator, ventricular parasystole is said to be present

trigeminy means two sinus beats followed by a VPCs

two successive VPCs are termed pairs or couplets

≥ 3 consecutive VPCs are termed VT when the rate exceeds 160 bpm

Q 24. repeated VT episodes requiring defibrillation is called

VT storm

VT paroxysm

VT battle

VT flow

Q 25. characterstics ECG findings that suggest VT are all except

QRS complex >.20 seconds

AV dissociation

inferior QRS frontal plane axis

concordance of QRS pattern in all precordial leads

Q 26. which of the following is not true regarding WPW syndrome

during PSVT in WPW impulse is conducted antegradely over normal AV system and retrogradely through bypass tract

atrial flutter and AF are common

ventricular response during atrial flutter or fibrillation is unusually rapid and may cause VF

Quinidine or flecainide slow conduction and increase refractoriness primarily of the AV node

Q 27. AV bypass tracts are associated with which of the following congenital abnormalities

ASD

VSD

TOF

Ebsteins anomaly

Q 28. which of the following is not a feature of WPW syndrome

short PR interval ( <0.12 seconds)

slurred upstroke of QRS complex (delta wave)

wide QRS complex

prolonged QT interval

Q 29. the heart rate in ventricular flutter usually is

100 to 150 bpm

150 to 300 bpm

300 to 450 bpm

450 to 600 bpm

Q 30. WPW syndrome is observed in patients with HCM associated with which mutation

ACTN2

S135L mutation

PRKAG2 mutation

CRYAB

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