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Cardiology: Clinical Vignettes MCQs

Waraq Clinical Review: Cardiology · PMDC · 12 practice questions

1. A mid-systolic crescendo-decrescendo murmur at the right upper sternal border radiating to the carotids suggests:

  1. AAortic stenosis
  2. BMitral regurgitation
  3. CPulmonary stenosis
  4. DMitral stenosis
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A. Aortic stenosis Classic symptoms are angina, syncope and heart failure.

2. Tearing chest pain radiating to the back with unequal blood pressure in the arms suggests:

  1. APulmonary embolism
  2. BAortic dissection
  3. CMyocardial infarction
  4. DPericarditis
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B. Aortic dissection CT angiography confirms it.

3. A patient with stable angina should be given which drug to relieve an attack?

  1. AAmlodipine
  2. BAspirin
  3. COral metoprolol
  4. DSublingual glyceryl trinitrate
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D. Sublingual glyceryl trinitrate It dilates coronary vessels and reduces preload.

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