0% 0 votes, 0 avg 0 You have 15 min. to answer this quiz SorryTime over! Free- CVS Module assessment (1) 1 / 50 Gross features of Rheumatic vegetations pale adherent small all 2 / 50 Vegetations of SBE contain all the following EXCEPT: Fibrin Inflammatory cells Bacteria Pus cells Platelets 3 / 50 All the following changes are consistent with Rheumatic artheritis EXCEPT: Migratory inflammation Affecting multiple joints Seen in children and Adults Cartilage erosion and ankylosis 4 / 50 Anitskow cells are found to be which of the following cells? CD4 lymphocytes Epithelioid cells Activated Fibroblasts Cardiac hitocytes 5 / 50 Lung congestion leads to Left sided heart failure Pulmonary stenosis All Pulmonary hypertension 6 / 50 Cardiac tamponade leads to Chronic righ sided HF Chronic left sided HF Acute heart failur 7 / 50 Characteristic skin lesions in Rheumatic arthritis : Erythema nodosum Palmar erythema All Erythema marginatum 8 / 50 The most reliable finding for diagnosis of SBE is : Pyemia Skin petichae Positive blood culture Fever ECG changes 9 / 50 In mitral stenosis, All chambers are dilated EXCEPT : Right ventricle Left ventricle Left atrium Right atrium 10 / 50 Atypical, non infective vegetations on both mitral and tricuspid valves are most likely to be associated with : Systemic pyemia Elevated ASO Elevated serum ANA Positive blood culture 11 / 50 Which type of inflammation is seen in Rheumatic endocarditis? Allergic Suppurative Fibrinous Granulomatous 12 / 50 All the following causes lead to sero-fibrinous pericarditis EXCEPT: Traumatic pericarditis Suppurative pericarditis Rheumatic pericarditis Viral pericarditis 13 / 50 Type of inflammation in Acute bacterial endocarditis Granulomatous Catarrhal Fibrinous Suppurative 14 / 50 What is the most common congenital heart disease ? ASD PDA VSD Truncus arteriosus 15 / 50 Aschoff cells are Necrotic cells Modified cardiac histocytes Plasma cells Neutrophils 16 / 50 Patent ductus arteriosus is one of the diseases causing which of the following? Right to left shunt Left to right shunt 17 / 50 Autoimmune myocarditis is seen in ABE Non SBE CO poisoning 18 / 50 Complication of Acute toxic myocarditis: Cardiomyopathy Acute Heart failure Acute Myocardial infarction All Acute bacterial Endocarditis 19 / 50 The following sequence occurs in acute bacterial endocarditis : Bacteremia--> suppurative inflammation--> valve perforation Septic vegetations--> suppurative inflammation--> valve perforation Valve lesion--> Vegetations --> Suppurative inflammation Septicemia--> Suppurative inflammation--> Septic vegetation 20 / 50 Pathological manifestations of rheumatic Chorea is caused by: Aschoff nodules in cerbellum Brain infarction Cerebral atrophy Vascular lesion in basal ganglia 21 / 50 Focal embolic glomerulonephritis is induced by : Pyemia Septecemia Toxemia Pyogenic bacteria Hypersensetivity reaction 22 / 50 Constrictive pericarditis means Severe acute pericarditis Hemorrhagic pericarditis Extensive fibrosis of pericardium with venous constriction Pericarditis with coronary constriction 23 / 50 In a patient with congenital VSD, the folowing complication may develop : Libman sack disease ABE SBE All 24 / 50 In a patient with dyspnea, congested neck veins and lower limb edema, the cause could be : Healed left ventricular infarction Large pulmonary embolus Lung fibrosis Hemopericardium Mitral incompetence All 25 / 50 causes of acute fibrinous pericarditis includes all athe following EXCEPT: Rheumatic fever TB pericarditis Systemic lupus Viral pericarditis 26 / 50 PDA is usually associated with : Tetralogy of Fallot Normal levels of Prostaglandin E2 High levels of Prostaglandin E2 Low levels of Prostaglandin E2 27 / 50 Rhuematic artheritis is showing : chronic inflammation of large joints Acute inflammation in large joints Acute inflammation in small joints Chronic inflammation in small joints 28 / 50 The type of necrosis in Aschoff's nodule: Fibrinoid Coagulative Suppurative Caseation 29 / 50 The common fate of serous pericarditis is: Chronicity Resolution Suppuration Fibrosis 30 / 50 All the following Lesions, complicate by emboli EXCEPT: Vegetations of SBE Vegetations of ABE Mural thrombosis Rheumatic vegetations 31 / 50 60 years old patient is complaining of menengitis. He was died. Postmortum picture revealed intracardiac large yellow masses on mitral valve. Theses lesions are thought to be: Caused by strept. veridance Aseptic vegetation non A complication of old rheumatic disease and infection 32 / 50 The most common site of Rhuematic myocarditis is found to be: Posterior wall of left atrium Anterior wall of left atrium Anterior wall of left ventricle Posterior wall of Left ventricle 33 / 50 Bread and Butter appearance of Rheumatic pericarditis indicates which of the following pathological changes: Hemorrhagic pericarditis Acute suppurative pericarditis Chronic pericarditis Acute fibrinous pericarditis 34 / 50 Chronic Rheumatic valvulitis leads to which of the following complications? non Mitral stenosis Mitral regurge Both 35 / 50 Which of the following lesions is pathognomonic for Rheumatic fever? Fibrinous pericarditis Serous Artheritis Myocardial necrosis Aschoff nodule 36 / 50 The commonest cause of fatal hemopericardium is Ruptured myocardium Hypertension Malignant tumors TB 37 / 50 Diagnosis of Rheumatic fever in a case of Migratory polyartheritis,with elevated ASO requires which of the following ? additional 2 minor signs additional Major sign additional Minor sign additional 2 major signs 38 / 50 combination of which of the following factors, will lead to ABE ? Bacteremia + Diseased valve Toxemia + Healthy valve Bacteremia + Artefecial valve Septecemia + Healthy or diseased valve 39 / 50 All the following are components of Fallot's tetralogy EXCEPT: PDA VSD Right ventricular hypertrophy Overriding of Aorta 40 / 50 In young patient, with history of Rheumatic fever. Following tooth extraction, She developed Fever, skin rash, hematurea and generalized fatigue. ECG changes were found. The patient should be ruled out frr: Chronic endocarditis Libman-sack endocarditis Acute bacterial endocarditis Subacute bacterial endocarditis 41 / 50 The commonest type of ASD is which of the following? Sinus venosus Patent foramen ovale (Ostium secodum) Common AV canal Ostium Primum 42 / 50 Postmortum Finding of Large bulky friable vegetations on mitral valve in a patient with history of pyemia, is suggestive of: Death was caused by multiple cerebral infarctions Death was due to ruptured mycotic aneurisms Sudden death , caused by Acute heart failure Death was caused by chronic heart failure 43 / 50 A child girl is complaining of sore throat, fever, chills for the last 14 days. Now she came with abnormal sudden involuntry movements of limbs which is initiated by emotion. Cardiac ECG show abnormal changes. Her ASO titre is markedly elevated. What is the recommended measure to be taken with this girl? Immediate cardiac surgery No intervention Antibiotic for short duration Long acting antibiotic for a long duration 44 / 50 The commonest Viral myocarditis is induced by: Coxaki virus Influenza virus EBV Rhinovirus 45 / 50 Libman sack disease is induced by : DIC ABE Systemic lupus SBE 46 / 50 Pointing chest pain with audible friction rub are symptoms of : Myocardial infarction Stable angina All Intracardiac myxoma Pericarditis 47 / 50 One of the causes of right-sided heart failure is Mitral stenosis Select an answerFalseTrue 48 / 50 Combination of which of the following factors lead to SBE? bacteremia + Healthy valve All Septicemia + Diseased valve bacteremia + ASD 49 / 50 Lung fibrosis leads to non Chronic right sided heart failure All chronic left sided heart failure 50 / 50 Granulomatous myocarditis includes all of the following causes EXCEPT: TB myocarditis Idiopathic myocarditis Syphilitic myocarditis Toxic myocarditis Your score isThe average score is 0% LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte 0%