Bootcamp Handout Flashcards

1
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How do you calculate fractional shortening?

A

[(LVIDd - LVISd)/LVIDd ] x 100

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2
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What is the normal left ventricular fractional shortening in dogs and cats and what cutoff is suggestive of systolic dysfunction?

A

dogs 28-45%
cats 30-50%

< 20% suggestive of myocardial systolic dysfunction

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3
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What are 3 echocardiographic measurements/calculations used to assess systolic function?

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  • fractional shorting
  • ejection fraction (normal 55-75%)
  • fractional area change (normal 36-60%)
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4
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How long does recovery from sepsis induced myocardial depression take?

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recovery of cardiac function seen at 7-10 days (in survivors)

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5
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List 7 causes of feline ventricular hypertrophy

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  • hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
  • systemic hypertension
  • hyperthyroidism
  • congenital aortic stenosis
  • acromegaly
  • infiltrative disease
  • pseudo-hypertrophy from volume contraction
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6
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what left ventricular wall thickness is suggestive of HCM in cats?

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> 6 mm

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7
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What is the definition of Cor Pulmonale?

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right heart failure secondary to primary lung disease

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8
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List 11 potential causes of right-sided heart failure

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  • massive pulmonary emoblism
  • acute respiratory distress syndrome
  • sepsis
  • high PEEP
  • increased pulmonary vascular resistance from chronic lung disease
  • heart worm disease
  • any other causes of PHT
  • neoplasia
  • valvular heart disease (e.g., tricuspid valve dysplasia)
  • pulmonic stenosis
  • cardiomyopathy
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9
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What is the expected caudal vena cava collapsibility in a patient that is likely to be fluid responsive?

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> 50-60%

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10
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What is the caudal vena cava collapsibility in a patient with elevated RA pressures?

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< 25-30%

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12
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What is Fick’s equation for CO measurement?

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CO = VO2 / (CaO2 - CvO2)

VO2 = inhaled O2 - exhaled O2

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13
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How does an increased afterload affect the end systolic ventricular volume?

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increases it (i.e., cannot eject as much volume, remains in ventricle)

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14
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List 12 measurements you can obtain from a pulmonary artery catheter

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  • CO
  • CI
  • CVP
  • RAP
  • RVP
  • PAP
  • PWP
  • temp
  • SvO2
  • ScvO2
  • VO2
  • DO2
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15
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What is the cutoff for pulmonary wedge pressures being indicative for underlying heart failure versus ARDS as cause for pulmonary diease

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  • > 18 mm Hg&raquo_space;> L-CHF
  • 18 or lower&raquo_space;> ARDS
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16
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What location in the heart does thie pressure waveform represent?

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RA

17
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What location in the heart does thie pressure waveform represent?

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RV

18
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What location in the heart does thie pressure waveform represent?

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PA

19
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What location in the heart does thie pressure waveform represent?

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PWP

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