Cardiac Disease and Symptoms Quiz

Which population is considered high risk for shoulder pain?

What are the associated signs and symptoms of shoulder pain?

Which organ can put pressure on the diaphragm and cause shoulder pain?

What is the most common musculoskeletal symptom associated with liver and biliary causes of shoulder pain?

What is the most common musculoskeletal symptom associated with infectious causes of shoulder pain?

Which condition is characterized by sudden sharp or constant lower abdominal or pelvic pain on one side, and can occasionally refer pain to the shoulder?

Which condition is NOT a pulmonary cause of shoulder pain?

Which condition is NOT a cardiovascular cause of shoulder pain?

Which condition can refer pain to the shoulder if it causes pressure on the diaphragm?

Which condition is characterized by pain associated with eating and is a gastrointestinal cause of shoulder pain?

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of cardiac origin chest pain?

What is the characteristic feature of angina pain?

Which condition can mimic angina and is commonly confused with heartburn or GERD?

Which population is atypical angina more commonly observed in?

Which symptom is NOT commonly associated with myocardial ischemia in women?

What is a characteristic feature of pericarditis chest pain?

Which adverse reaction is NOT associated with statins?

Which laboratory values are used in the assessment of cardiac disease?

When should immediate medical attention be sought for chest pain?

What can cause shoulder pain due to diaphragmatic irritation?

Which condition is characterized by pain in the mid back, scapula, or right shoulder and is a liver and biliary cause of shoulder pain?

Which condition can cause shoulder pain if it involves or puts pressure on the diaphragm and is a pulmonary cause of shoulder pain?

Which condition is NOT a renal cause of shoulder pain?

Which condition is characterized by pain in the left shoulder and is an infectious cause of shoulder pain?

Which condition can refer pain to the shoulder if it causes pressure on the diaphragm and is a gastrointestinal cause of shoulder pain?

Which of the following is NOT a symptom associated with pulmonary causes of shoulder pain?

Which condition can cause pain in the shoulder that is aggravated by breathing?

Which organ can put pressure on the diaphragm and cause shoulder pain?

Which condition is characterized by sudden onset of acute chest pain with dyspnea?

Which condition can refer pain to the shoulder if it causes pressure on the diaphragm?

Which type of headache is typically characterized by throbbing or pulsating pain on one side of the head, often accompanied by nausea/vomiting, visual issues, and sensitivity to light and sound?

Which type of headache is characterized by a dull pressure or band-like sensation around the head, often affecting the whole head, and is commonly associated with muscular tenderness or tightness in the upper cervical spine?

Which type of headache is characterized by sudden onset of severe pain, usually behind the eye or on one side of the head, with attacks lasting 1-3 hours and occurring in clusters over several days or weeks?

Which type of headache is classified as a secondary headache and can be caused by various systemic disorders such as hypertension, stroke, temporal arteritis, or cancer?

Which type of headache is typically associated with a classic pattern of pain behind one eye and can be triggered by factors such as alcohol, hormonal changes, hunger, lack of sleep, stress, medications, environment, or certain foods?

Which condition is characterized by sudden severe headache, tenderness over the temporal artery, and can cause blindness if not immediately referred for medical attention?

Which condition can have upper cervical involvement early on in the disease process, refer pain to the head, face, and orbital areas, and can present with atlanto-axial subluxation?

Which condition can be due to mechanical or medical causes, and presents with radicular symptoms, weakness, coordination impairment, gait disturbances, bowel and bladder retention or incontinence, or sexual dysfunction?

Which condition can present with torticollis/SCM tightness, anterior neck pain that worsens with swallowing or cervical rotation, and may have associated signs and symptoms such as temperature intolerance, hair, skin or nail changes, joint/muscle pain, and throat pain/difficulty swallowing?

Which condition can mimic angina, is commonly confused with heartburn or GERD, and may have associated signs and symptoms such as dyspnea, nausea, belching, and a toothache?