Heart Clinical Pathologic Correlation Quiz Copy

The numbers label the site of action of cardiovascular medications. What drug is each number?

A 55 year old female is brought into the emergency room after an episode of, “crushing chest pain”. She states that the pain began while she was watching TV at her home. The patient is stabilized and transferred for percutaneous intervention. The left anterior descending coronary artery is found to be 88% occluded. What areas would be effected by this occlusion if not treated?

The development of a new drug that blocks vasoconstriction is being tested in a lab. This trial drug acts by blocking the enzyme that converts a lesser active peptide to stronger hormonally active peptide. The trial drug mimics the action of what existing current medication indicated in the management of congestive heart failure?

A 67 year old male patient presents to the clinic with complaints dyspnea and swelling of his feet and ankles. On physical exam you identify crackles in the bases of the lungs bilaterally through auscultation. What other exam findings would you expect to appreciate?

What is the differential diagnosis (organs) of edema?

Angina is an indication of which of the following drugs?

Coronary artery occlusion (CAD) will present with which chief complaint:

Match the mechanism of action with the drug:

B1 receptor antagonist is the mechanism of action for which drug?

Patients with arrhythmias present with which two chief complaints?