Questionnaire

1. In frail elderly hypertension patients, the BedMed-Frail trial showed that antihypertensive medication should preferably be taken:

2. Bisoprolol added to triple combination therapy (perindopril, amlodipine and indapamide) improved blood pressure control in the QUADRO trial:

3. In a Swedish atrial fibrillation trial, patients with a NT-proBNP level above 125ng/l compared to those with a lower NT-proBNP level:

4. Which of these is incorrect? Cryoablation compared to radiofrequency ablation is associated with:

5. Maintaining serum potassium at 4.5mmol/l post cardiac-surgery resulted in a lower atrial fibrillation incidence in the TIGHT K trial:

6. In the FLOW study, semaglutide treatment (1mg weekly) was associated with a reduction in the composite of death and heart failure of:

7. The first women-only prospective, randomised controlled multicentre study of valve replacement by TAVI or surgery showed in a one-year review that TAVI was beneficial and resulted in:

8. In the ABYSS trial, beta-blocker therapy continued in STEMI patients after six months, compared to discontinuation, resulted in:

9. Stopping RAAS inhibition for 48 hours prior to surgery vs continuation to the date of surgery resulted in:

10. Screening for atrial fibrillation in elderly patients in the USA and Scandinavia was associated with: