The abnormalities of the jugular venous pulse are associated with the following disorders

A Giant a waves-tricuspid stenosis
B V waves- tricuspid regurgitations
C Inspiratory rise of JVP-pericardial tamponades
D Cannon waves-pulmonary hypertension
E Absent a wave-atrioventricular dissociation

Correct Answer: Giant a waves-tricuspid stenosis, V waves- tricuspid regurgitations, Inspiratory rise of JVP-pericardial tamponades

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