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PANCE Cardiology Exam Test 2| Questions and Verified Correct Answers| Latest Version 202, Exams of Cardiology

Galen Health Institute - San AntonioCardiology

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PANCE Cardiology Exam Test 2|
Questions and Verified Correct
Answers| Latest Version 2026-
2027| 100%Score Guaranteed.
A pt with a long history of innocent palpitations comes to the clinic complaining now of
presyncopal symptoms. She is admitted for evaluation and definitive therapy. Which
condition is an indiction for implantation of a permanent cardiac pacemaker in this pt.
A. First degree AV block
B. Mobitz type 1
C. Third degree heart block
D. Sinus tachycardia with occasional SVT
C. Third degree heart block
Your pts wife calls asking for advice. Her husband was admitted this morning with ACS
and the doctors are recommending he have a CABG. What are the indications for
bypass versus PCI?
A. Pts should have bypass if they have two lesions both with 80% occlusion
B. Pts should have bypass if they have one lesion with 95% occlusion and diabetes
C. Patients should have bypass if they have triple vessel disease
D. Pts. have bypass if they have two lesions both with >95% occlusion
C. Triple vessel disease
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A pt with a long history of innocent palpitations comes to the clinic complaining now of presyncopal symptoms. She is admitted for evaluation and definitive therapy. Which condition is an indiction for implantation of a permanent cardiac pacemaker in this pt. A. First degree AV block B. Mobitz type 1 C. Third degree heart block D. Sinus tachycardia with occasional SVT C. Third degree heart block Your pts wife calls asking for advice. Her husband was admitted this morning with ACS and the doctors are recommending he have a CABG. What are the indications for bypass versus PCI? A. Pts should have bypass if they have two lesions both with 80% occlusion B. Pts should have bypass if they have one lesion with 95% occlusion and diabetes C. Patients should have bypass if they have triple vessel disease D. Pts. have bypass if they have two lesions both with >95% occlusion C. Triple vessel disease

The use of bioprosthetic valve replacement versus a mechanical valve is based on several key factors. One of the important factors is age. In which age range would a surgeon most likely consider using a mechanical valve? A. 55-65 yo B. 66-75 yo C. 76 - 82 yo D. older than 83 A. 55- 65 - they last longer A 62 yo female comes into the office complaining of substernal chest pain and diaphoresis. Her ECG indicated ST elevation in leads II, III and AVF. What is the next step of care for this patient? A. Obtain stat CXR B. Start a verapamil drip C. Have the patient chew an aspirin D. repeat the ECG C. Have patient chew an aspirin Indications for aortic aneurysm repair include A. an asymptomatic aneurysm greater than 5.5 cm B. 5 cm aneurysm in a patient with CAD C. asymptomatic aneurysm of 3.4 cm D. 4 cm aneurysm in patient with recent CVA A. greater then 5.5cm

B Cor pulmonale A 33 yo healthy female during a routine PE was found to be hypertensive with BP of 150/98 3 months ago. She has no FH of HTN but her provider was concerned so she started her on and ACEI. Her blood pressure improved slightly but on a routine blood draw her creatinine is noted to be 2.3. She is asymptomatic but is noted to have an abdominal bruit.. Based on her history and laboratory evaluation, which of the following is her most likely diagnosis. A. Essential hypertension B. Isolated systolic HTN C. Secondary HTN D. Pheochromocytoma C. Secondary HTN A 55 yo college professor complains of recent occipital headaches that are noted in the morning and subside later in the day She has noted that over the past 6 months she tires easily. She has a FH of HTN but denies all other risk factors. Her Blood pressure in the clinic is noted to be 172/108. How would you classify her HTN? A. essential HTN B. Secondary HTN due to primary aldosteronism C. Secondary HTN due to Cushings syndrom D. Accelerated HTN A. Essential HTN A 73 yo with a history of rheumatic fever and coronary atherosclerosis presents tot he ED with SOB on exertion and orthopnea. He has JVD, hepatic congestion and peripheral edema. A blowing holosystolic murmur along the Left sternal border that is

intensified during a valsalva is noted. A.Fib is noted on his ECG. what is the most likely diagnosis? A. Aortic stenosis B. Mitral regurgitation C. Mitral Stenosis D. Tricuspid regurgitation D. Tricuspid Regurgitation A retired operating room nurse comes to the clinic complaining of dull ache in her legs after prolonged standing. She notes her legs feel heavy and she has mild ankle edema when she spends all day shopping. The aching pain and edema resolves spontaneously if the patient elevates her legs. She denies calf tenderness or dyspnea. PE reveals + ankle edema bilaterally. What is her most likely diagnosis? A. DVT B. Lymphedema C. Varicose Veins D. Intermittent claudication C. Varicose Veins A 77yo male walks to work every day. One month ago he developed buttock and thigh pain after walking two blocks. The patient is now limited to one block and then he must sit down to alleviate symptoms. He denies pain with weight bearing but notes the pain only after he walks. He denies any recent injury or fall. What is the most likely diagnosis? A. Spinal stenosis B. Aortoilliac occlusive disease C. Myalgias D. popliteal occlusive disease

C. Unstable angina D. Prinzmetal's angina D. Prinzmetals Angina Patients with SLE have a predilection to which cardiac abnormality? A. CHF B. AMI C. Abdominal aortic dissection D. Pericarditis D. Pericarditis What ECG change may be noted when a pt has a K level of 6.0meq/L? A. Prolongation of the ST segment B. peaked T waves C. loss of P waves D. prominent U waves B. Peaked T waves An 82 yo with a hx of HTN and CAD presents to the ED with orthopnea and SOB on exertion. She denies angina. Over the past several days, she has noted a worsening of her dyspnea and now sleeps using 4 pillows. She now complains of SOB when she climbs stairs to her bedroom. On PE you note her to be comfortably resting in the sitting position, she has 3 cm JVD and 4+ pitting edema. She has normal heart sounds other than an S4. Rales are heard at the base of her lung fields bilaterally. What is the laboratory test that you should do to confirm her diagnosis? A. ABG

B. Cardiac echocardiogram C. Dobutamine stress test D. CBC and troponin levels B. Cardiac echocardiogram - diagnosis of CHF is clinical, echo helps determine underlying etiology The differential diagnosis of a patient with an ECG demonstrating prominent U waves includes... A. potassium depletions B. Calcium depletion C. digitalis toxicity D. hypothermia A. potassium depletion A 45 yo pt with a hx of HTN, DM and cocaine abuse presents to the ED with acute 10/10, non radiating, substernal chest pain. She denies recent cocaine use but appears very anxious and irritable. ECG reveals Sinus tachycardia with no other significant changes. Which test should be ordered to determine if this patient is suffering from ACS? A. ABG B. CPK enzymes C. Troponin levels D. AST and ALT C. Troponin