Questionnaire

1. Assessing statin therapy using coronary artery calcium scoring rather than traditional risk factor assessment leads to higher adherence with statin therapy.

2. In a long-term BP control study over 7 years in China, controlled BP resulted in a reduction in dementia and cognitive impairment of:

3. Which of the following statements is INCORRECT? Compared with men, women with AF:

4. What percentage of IDEAL-AF trial participants with persistent AF and who received low-voltage zone ablation were free from recurrent AF?

5. In an aspirin-free study comparing prasugrel monotherapy vs 12-month DAPT in STEMI patients who have undergone PCI, prasugrel-treated patients experienced:

6. Clopidogrel monotherapy in Korean patients with ACS was found to be inferior to extended DAPT.

7. Over 3.7 years, metformin 1 000 mg BD in HF patients at high risk of type 2 diabetes was associated with:

8. Which of the following statements are false? Post-emergency unit visit due to syncope followed by immediate, continued ECG monitoring resulted in:

9. In patients with left-sided infective endocarditis in the POET II trial, shorter duration of antibiotic therapy of three weeks was:

10. In older Australian patients, 80 years of age, with syncope and conduction abnormalities plus significant comorbidities, permanent pacemaker implantation results in: