A patient has pulmonary valve stenosis,  which hemodynamic value would be most consistent with this presentation

A friction rub heard on auscultation at the left lower sternal border is a common clinical manifestation of:

ANP and BNP levels being elevated would be an indication of:

Mortality in Pulmonary Hypertension is usually associated with

Which of the following drugs seems most appropriate for a patient with chronic hypertension?

Treatment of an acute pulmonary embolism would be best achieved using:

Sacular aortic aneurysms are usually related to

You have admitted a patient into ER with occasional chest pain, an elevated HR,and low BP. He also complains of a fever for the last 3 days with muscle aches and fatigue. What pathology should you suspect as the likely cause?

Case infoYou are working in ER and are called to assess a patient who has been admitted with chest pain, fatigue, profound dyspnea and tachypnea, and a persistent cough.  Patient is a 70 year old, 75kg male. They previously had an MI about 2 years ago. Initial vitals:  HR 120, RR 28, SpO2 85% on RA, BP 120/90, Temp 37.0.  On auscultation you hear coarse and fine crackles throughout, patient is slightly confused when talking to him, you note pitting edema to both ankles, JVD is noted on patient’s neck, and he is cool to the touch with a pale, dusky appearance.  A Primary goal of therapy would be to:

Examination of a patient with Pulmonary Hypertension would likely show: