Anatomy Flashcards

1
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Posterior medial papillary muscle supplied by which coronary artery (s)

A

PDA

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2
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Anterolateral papillary muscle supplied by coronary artery (s)

A

LAD and circumflex, making it less susceptible to ischemia 

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3
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What determines “dominant coronary artery”

A

Whichever one gives rise to PDA…

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4
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Chagas diseas

A

-Latin America
–LV apical aneurysm.
– nonischemic cardiomyopathy. 

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5
Q

Cardiac sarcoid area affected?

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-Endocardium of the anteroseptal and apex of the LV.
– focal hypokinesis of affected regions. 

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6
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Pseudoaneurysm.
– complication of
– describe.

A

-Mechanical complication of MI
-Myocardial necrosis leads to contained ventricular rupture.
– narrow neck
– wall formed by pericardium.

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7
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Left atrium, measured where

A

End systole.
– apical 4C
– apical 2C
Then indexed for body size 

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8
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Partial anomalous, pulmonary venous return

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9
Q

L transposition

A

Ventricles are reversed

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10
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D transposition (dead)

A

Great vessels are reversed.
Must have leaks/chance to survive.
Fix with either
arterial switch
or intra-atrial baffle.
(Mustard-Senning)

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11
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Three tricuspid valve leaflets

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Septal, anterior and posterior.
Septal is obviously medial.

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12
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Aneurysm

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All three layers: intima, media, adventitia
Thinned, dyskinetic myocardium

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13
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Pseudoaneurysm

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Two layers: media, adventitia.
Usually direct trauma/rupture of ventricular free wall.
Contained by pericardium.
Narrow neck.
Surgical consult

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14
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Another name for the inferolateral segment?

A

Posterior segment.

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15
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How to tell paracardial from plural effusion on echo

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Pericardial effusion anterior to descending aorta.
Plural effusion posterior to descending aorta on PLAX

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16
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Respiratory variation for Tamponade/constriction

A

Mitral valve 25%
Tricuspid valve 40%

17
Q

Cor triatrium (dexter)

A

Potentially obstructive membrane that can develop in the right atrium

18
Q

Cor triatrium (sinister)

A

Occurs in the left atrium above the LAA, theoretically, could impair growth of downstream structures, including arch…

19
Q

Associated with coarctation? (3)

A

Bicuspid aortic valve
subaortic membrane/stenosis
mitral valve abnormalities

20
Q

Shone complex (4)

A

Supramitral valve ring.
Parachute mitral valve.
Subaortic stenosis,
Coarctation of the aorta.

21
Q

Shone like complex

A

Any subset of multiple left-sided obstructive lesions

22
Q

DORV

A

Double outlet right ventricle
Aortic and pulmonary valves, committed to RV and usually associated with VSD.
Usually presents/surgical repair during childhood.

23
Q

Tricuspid atresia

A

3functional cardiac chambers
lack of direct connection between RA & hypoplastic RV
Presents young.
Fontan palliation. 

24
Q

Marfan’s associated with what (4)

A

Mitral valve prolapse.
Tricuspid valve prolapse.
Dilatation of SoValsalva
Dilation main PA 

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Pulmonary atresia with VSD typically associated with…
Multiple aorta pulmonary collateral arteries. (MAPCAs)
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Normal BSA and formula
Men 1.9 m² Women 1.6 m² My BSA is 1.72 m² m² = (height/cm x weight/kg, divided by 3600) x 0.5