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What is a negative result tilt table test characterized by?
What is a negative result tilt table test characterized by?
- Severe decrease in heart rate and systolic blood pressure below 90 mmHg with symptoms
- Fluctuating heart rate and systolic blood pressure without symptoms
- Moderate increase in heart rate and maintaining systolic blood pressure above 90 mmHg without symptoms (correct)
- No change in heart rate and systolic blood pressure with symptoms
What may provoke a neurocardiogenic reflex during a tilt table test?
What may provoke a neurocardiogenic reflex during a tilt table test?
- Low blood pressure without any external factors
- Nitroglycerin, clomipramine, and isoprenaline administration (correct)
- Orthostatic stress without any medication
- Excessive increase in heart rate and systolic blood pressure
Which condition may be present if the patient's heart rate does not increase more than 5/min above baseline values?
Which condition may be present if the patient's heart rate does not increase more than 5/min above baseline values?
- Postural orthostatic tachycardia
- Vasodepressor component
- Chronotropic incompetence (correct)
- Cardioinhibitory component
What does a tilt table test reveal susceptibility to?
What does a tilt table test reveal susceptibility to?
What are some positive responses that may be distinguished during a tilt table test?
What are some positive responses that may be distinguished during a tilt table test?
Which substance may exaggerate orthostatic stress during the negative-passive phase of a tilt table test?
Which substance may exaggerate orthostatic stress during the negative-passive phase of a tilt table test?
What is a negative result tilt table test characterized by?
What is a negative result tilt table test characterized by?
What does a tilt table test reveal susceptibility to?
What does a tilt table test reveal susceptibility to?
What may provoke a neurocardiogenic reflex with its vasodepressor and cardioinhibitory components during a tilt table test?
What may provoke a neurocardiogenic reflex with its vasodepressor and cardioinhibitory components during a tilt table test?
What condition may be present if the patient's heart rate does not increase more than 5/min above baseline values?
What condition may be present if the patient's heart rate does not increase more than 5/min above baseline values?
