Cardiology Clinical Signs

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Across
  1. 6. this sign is seen in infective endocarditis and is usually tender and erythematous, found on the fingers or toes
  2. 7. a red discolouration of the cheeks, often seen in mitral stenosis
  3. 8. another sign of hyperlipidaemia, commonly described as yellow-white deposits under the skin, usually seen on the upper and lower eyelids
  4. 9. another manifestation of infective endocarditis, this is not usually painful and is often found on the palms of the hands
Down
  1. 1. reddish-brown lines of blood seen under the nail, the most common cause is trauma
  2. 2. often seen in heart failure, due to the fluid retention in the body
  3. 3. when the radial and femoral pulse are felt at the same time and a delay is noticed - could be a sign of coarctation of the aorta
  4. 4. what is the waterhammer pulse describing, classically a sign of aortic regurgitation
  5. 5. a sign of hyperlipidaemia, and appears as a white ring around the cornea of the eye