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q.2__________? - sarim
#1
The following results were obtained from a patient in the catheterization lab

Heart rate..........=60 beats/min
O2 consumption =120 ml/min

Blood O2 contents:

Systemic veins .....=14 ml O2 /100 ml blood
Right atrium..........=14 ml O2 /100 ml blood
Right ventricle.......=14 ml O2 /100 ml blood
Pulmonary artery..=16 ml O2 /100 ml blood
Pulmonary vein.....=20 ml O2 /100 ml blood
Left atrium............=20 ml O2 /100 ml blood
Brachial artery.......=20 ml O2 /100 ml blood

Based on the above data, the appropriate diagnosis for this patient is:

A. Patent ductus arteriosus
B. Ventricular septal defect
C. Atrial septal defect
D. Shunting of blood from the right ventricle to the left ventricle
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#2
B VSD. ty...
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#3
would u like to explain it plz. thanks
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#4
Its wrong, answer is PDA because only in pulmonary artery o2 conc incresed because of admixing. Thanx DR.Sarim for questions. Blindly i made gross mistake...
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#5
AA
Step up in only pulm artery ---> PDA

Thanks for the question.
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#6
can u eexplain it pleas
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#7
Thanks for the Q.

@smileface:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patent_ductus_arteriosus
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