Acquired Heart Disease Flashcards

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what are 6 key physical indicators of cardiac dysfunction?

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  1. poor feeding
  2. diaphoresis
  3. hepatomegaly
  4. murmur
  5. respiratory issues
  6. increased HR/RR
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what are 4 general nursing interventions that we can do for a patient with HF?

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  1. promoting oxygenation
  2. supporting cardiac function
  3. providing adequate nutrition
  4. promote rest
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what are 6 manifestations of impaired myocardial function?

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  1. tachycardia
  2. fatigue/weakness
  3. restlessness
  4. pale/ cool extremities
  5. decreased BP
  6. decreased urinary output
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what are 5 manifestations of pulmonary congestion?

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  1. tachypnea
  2. dyspnea
  3. respiratory distress
  4. exercise intolerance
  5. cyanosis
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what are 5 manifestations of systemic venous congestion?

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  1. peripheral and periorbital edema
  2. weight gain
  3. ascites
  4. hepatomegaly
  5. neck vein distention
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6
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explain rheumatic fever

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self-limiting inflammatory disease occurring after an untreated or partially treated group A strep infection (GABHS)

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what body systems are effected by rheumatic fever?

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joints, skin, brain, serous membranes, and heart

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how does rheumatic heart disease occur?

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complication of RF; damage to the heart valves as a result of RF

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what are the 5 major criteria to diagnose RF?

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  1. carditis
  2. migratory polyarthritis
  3. subQ nodules
  4. erythema marginatum
  5. sydenham chorea
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what are the 3 minor criteria for rheumatic fever?

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  1. polyarthralgia
  2. elevated ESR or elevated CRP
  3. prolonged PR interval (unless they have carditis)
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how do we treat RHD?

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  1. prevent GABHS
  2. treat strep tonsillitis/pharyngitis
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what do we give for treatment of tonsillitis/pharyngitis?

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  1. penicillin G IM once
  2. penicillin V PO for 10 days
  3. sulfa PO for 10 days
  4. erythromycin PO for 10 days
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13
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when do we give erythromycin over penicillin?

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when the patient is allergic to penicillin

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14
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what are 6 key signs of Kawasaki disease?

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  1. high fever x 5 days; unresponsive to antibiotics
  2. chills
  3. headache/ irritability
  4. distinct rashes
  5. vomiting/diarrhea/ abdominal pain
  6. joint pain
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15
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describe the rash seen with Kawasaki disease

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strawberry tongue, palmar erythema

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16
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how do we treat Kawasaki disease?

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IV immunoglobulin (IVIG)
aspirin (fever and anticoagulant)

17
Q

Kawasaki disease requires long-term monitoring of what?

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coronary arteries