Cardiac
Neuro
terms
Name the illness
random
100

This valve is found between the left atria and left ventricle

Mitral valve

100

Your patient complains of a "thunderclap headache", What is the most serious cause?

Hemorrhagic stroke 

100

smaller branches of arteries

arterioles 

100

elevated BP

decreased HR

Cheynne stokes respirations

Cushings Triad indicating ICP

100

another name for the Mitral valve

Bicuspid valve

200

The three components of Beck's triad

JVD, muffled heart tones, narrowing pulse pressure

200

Your patient suffered head trauma and is unable to spontaneously respirate, What part of the brain is likely affected.

Brain stem

200

pain response when pressure is relieved from the abdomen

rebound tenderness

200

Fever, dyspnea, productive cough 

Pneumonia

200

These respond to chemical changes in the blood.

Chemoreceptors

300

This pacemaker has an intrinsic rate of 40-60

AV junction

300

Decerebrate and decoticate posturing indicate this...

ICP

300

Very important of necessary, (referring to a command, rule or duty.)

imperative 

300

Dyspnea, pursed lip breathing, barrel chest

Emphysema 


300

In the body these detect and respond to pressure changes

baroreceptors

400

Plaque buildup within the arterial vessel wall causing a narrowing.

Atherosclerosis 

400

In many grand-mal seizures, this experience precedes the seizure.

Aura

400

inflammation of the gal bladder

Cholecystitis 

400

dyspnea, pink frothy sputum 

Left sided CHF

400

carpal-pedal spasms are a result of anxiety attacks and low blood levels of __________.

CO2

500

The thickening of the arterial walls

Arteriosclerosis 

500

These nerves do not cross and the leave the skull

Cranial nerves 

500

A motor/speech disorder that makes it hard to speak clearly.

Dysarthria 

500

upper abdominal pain radiating to the right shoulder, often with nausea and vomiting 

Cholecystitis 

500

Worst case scenario with a female complaining of severe ABD pain.

ectopic pregnancy