2 cardiology Flashcards

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Functional closure of Foramen ovale

A

3mos

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2
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Functional closure of ductus arteriosus

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10-15 HOL

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3
Q

MC cardiac malformation

A

VSD

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4
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Gooseneck deformity in 2d echo

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Endocardial cushion defect

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5
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CI to closure of VSD

A

Severe pulmo vascular dse

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6
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Physiologic closure of PDA

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10-15hrs

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7
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Anatomic closure of PDA

A

2-3wks

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8
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MC form of ASD

A

ostium secundum

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9
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MC lesions resulting in increase pressure load

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valvular PS
Aortic Stenosis
Coarctation of the aorta

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10
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anomalous venous drain to IVC with pulmo sequestration & anomalous arterial supply

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Partial Anomalous Pulmonary Venous Return

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11
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MC cardiac malformation

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VSD

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12
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MC type of VSD

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membranous type

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13
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loud, harsh or blowing holosystolic murmur @ lower left sternal border with a thrill

A

VSD

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14
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grade 2-3 systolic ejection murmur (left mid & upper sternal border)

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ASD

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15
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criteria for surgical closure of VSD

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  • any age w/ LARGE defect, uncontrolled by meds
  • 6-12 mos old w/ large defect & pulmo hypertension
  • > 24 mos old w/ Qp:Qs >2:1
  • supracristal VSD
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16
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effects of large PDA

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  • inc risk for pulmo vascular dse
  • wide pulse pressure
  • heart failure & growth retardation
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17
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continuous machinery murmur @ left infraclavicular area with bounding peripheral pulse

A

PDA

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18
Q

reason for surgical or catheter closure in PDA

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small PDA: prevent bacterial enderitis

large PDA: treat heart failure, prevent pulmo vasuclar dse

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19
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left to right shunt lesions (Acyanotic)

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ASD
PAPVR
VSD
PDA
ECD
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20
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obstructive lesion (acyanotic)

21
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MC heart lesion in Noonan Syndrome

22
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treatment of PVS

A

balloon valvuloplasty

23
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heart lesion assoc w/ Turner syndrome

24
Q

left sided lesion that occur together
(supravalvular mitral membrane, parachute mitral valve, muscular or membranous subvalvular aortic stenosis and coarctation of aorta)

A

Shone Complex

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notching of the inferior border of the ribs
CoA
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bounding pulse of the arms and carotid vessels
CoA
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narrow pulse pressure Paradoxical S2 split murmur radiates from neck to apex
AS
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Symptomatic CoA
``` HF/ shock acidosis weak thready pulse (-) murmur 50% RVH pulmo edema - cardiomegaly ```
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Asymptomatic CoA
``` normal G&D dec or (-) pulse in legs systolic thrill LVH normal or sl. cardiomegaly 3 sign or rib notching ```
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associated syndromes of MVP
``` Marfan syndrome straight back syndrome pectus excavatum scoliosis Ehler Danlos ```
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components of TOF
RVH VSD overriding aorta PS
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Coeur en sabot
TOF
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complications of TOF
central thromboses > brain abscess | associated with CATCH 22
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tx for TOF
blalock taussig shunt
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snowman appearance
TAPVR
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egg shaped heart
TGA
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TOC for TGA
Jatene arterial switch
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arterial switch in TGA for older children
Mustard or Senning
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MC pathogen for IE
viridans type streptococcus and s.aureus
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2 important factors for pathogenesis of IE
- presence of turbulent flow d/t structural heart dse | - bacteremia
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tender, pea sized, intradermal nodule in pads of fingers and toes
Osler nodes
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painless small erythematous or hemorrhagic lesion on the palms & soles
janeway lesion
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linear lesion beneath nails
splinter hemorrhage
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Duke Criteria
``` 2M or Mmmm or 5M M: (+) BCS at least 2 (+) endocarditis in 2Decho m: predisposing factor fever embolic vascular signs immune complex phenomena single BCS 2D echo not meeting the criteria ```
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triad of myocarditis
cardiomegaly CHF (-) murmur
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MC manifestation of Myocarditis
HF arrhythmia sudden death
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1st symptom of pericarditis
precordial pain
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triad of pericarditis
chest pain friction rub ST elevation