Question 82 (part 2) · LEK · Aortic valve stenosis
In which of the following acquired heart defects is fainting the most common?
- A. mitral regurgitation
- B. aortic regurgitation.
- C. tricuspid valve regurgitation.
- D. aortic stenosis.
- E. mitral valve prolapse.
Hint
Consider which lesion fixes cardiac output so that it cannot rise during exertion while the peripheral vessels dilate.
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