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1.The most common CHD that presents without cyanosis if the valvular abnormality is not severe ......................
2.The most common CHD associated with diastolic hypertension and increased incidence of berry aneurysm of CNS ...............
3.The most common CHD associated with Eisenmenger syndrome .........
4.The most common CHD associated with Turner syndrome ..............
5.The most common CHd associated with infective endocarditis .............
6.The CHD which is fatal if not associated with a shunt ...................
7.The CHD in which reversal of the initial shunt leads to differential cyanosis ...............
8.The CHD associated with congenital rubella ....................
A.ASD
B.VSD
C.TOF
D.PDA
E.TOGV
F.Coarctation of aorta
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| drshabs
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1.C
2.F
3.ASD/VSD
4.F
5.B
6.E
7.D,A,???
8.D
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| Malaysian
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my answer matches with drshabs except for point 7....I think its D.
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| meghana jadhav
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agree with malysian...all ans of drshabs r seem to be correct except one that malysian has pointed out
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Here's some CVS questions for you folks:
1)what causes cyanosis of toes but the upper limbs don't have cyanosis?
2)what causes cyanosis of upper limbs but lower limbs are fine?
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| shawky2005
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*** cyanosis of toes but the upper limbs don't have cyanosis ..... i think this occur in differential cyanosis as in PDA with reversed shunt ...
*** cyanosis of upper limbs but lower limbs are fine... Reversed differential cyanosis (upper body cyanosis with normal lower body saturation) may occur with transposition of the great arteries, PDA, and pulmonary hypertension resulting in right-to-left ductal shunting.
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| Malaysian
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Hi shawky,
You got the first part of the question right.
The answer for the second part,I was specifically looking for takayasu's actually.
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| shawky2005
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Hi Malysian ........
i am very sure about my answer ... as i studied it and found it in many textbooks ....
but about Takayasu arteritis ... i searched and didnt find it as a cause of reversed differential cyanosis or containing a sign of blue hands and healthy feet .....
so what is your source for this information and the underlying mechanism .....
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