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eisenmenger syndrome
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in paradoxical embolism there is asd and pulmonary embolism is not seen as emboli appear in art blood without passing thru lungs
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tricuspid atresia is complete abscence of tricuspid valve.there is a septum between rt atria and ventricle. asd is seen usually in them
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tetralogy of fallot
1 vsd
2 overriding of aorta
3 pulmonary stenosis
4 right ventricular hypertrophy
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pulmonary edema is fliud accumulation IN the lungs while pleural effusion is excess fluid accumulation in pleural space
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atelectasis is lack of gas exchange within alveoli due to alveolar collapse or fluid retention
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ascites is commonly due to cirrhosis of liver
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small airways to collapse during forced exhalation,as alveolar collapsibility is decreased.as a result air becomes trapped inside lungs
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water absorption from collecting duct.aldosterone with angiotensin 2 causes tubular na cl reabsortion and k excretion
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fortunate1
14 years agowhats with all this medical posting?