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On arterial blood pressure monitoring where is the systolic and diastolic notch?

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Systolic is peak, diastolic is valley

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What congenital heart defect is a harsh loud mid systolic murmur at the left sternal border that radiates to the neck?

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Aortic stenosis

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Hypovolemia, anaphylaxis, distributive shock cause high or low CVPs?

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Low low

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What grade of murmur can be heard without a stethoscope?

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Grade six

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What are the three components of an AV canal defect?

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ASD, inlet VSD, abnormal formation of the AV valves with left to right shunting

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What is the most useful diuretic in lowering BP?

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Thiazides

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What are the four findings of tetralogy of fallot?

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VSD, right ventricular out tracked obstruction, overriding aorta, right ventricular hypertrophy

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What criteria are you used to diagnose endocarditis?

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The Duke criteria either two major or one major plus two minor or five minor criteria

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What are symptoms of cardiac tamponade?

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Friction rub, cold extremities, poor perfusion, absent peripheral pulses

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What are classic symptoms of a coarctation of the aorta?

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Upper extremity hypertension, brachial femoral pulse lag absent or weak pulses in lower extremities

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What is the management of cardiac tamponade?

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Pericardial thoracentesis

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What defines pulmonary hypertension?

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Pulmonary arterial pressure greater than 25 at rest

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What is diagnostic for a kylo thorax?

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Triglyceride level greater than 110 in pleural fluid

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What is the treatment of long QT syndrome?

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Beta blockers

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What is the benefit of doing a trans esophageal echo?

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Better picture of aorta pulmonary artery other valves, and atrial septum

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What is the acute management of cardiomyopathy?

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Increase cardio output with inotropes, vasodilators, diuretics

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How are vascular rings or slings diagnosed?

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Barium swallow or CT if needed

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What is the treatment of pericarditis?

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Emergent pericardiocentesis and antibiotics for staph in h flu

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Where is a VSD murmur heard?

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Left lower sternal border

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Where is peripheral pulmonic stenosis best heard?

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Left upper sternal border

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What post operative complication presents with fever, pericardial effusion, fatigue, chest pain, poor po intake?

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Post pericardiotomy syndrome

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What blood pressure medication can cause hyperkalemia when there’s volume depletion?

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Ace inhibitors such as Lisinopril

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What is rheumatic fever

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Vasculitis that occurs two to four weeks falling group a strep pharyngitis

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What is the goal reduction of blood pressure in the first 12 hours?

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25 to 30%

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What are osler nodes and what are they a sign of?
Finger oddities caused by endocarditis
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What murmur is obliterated by rotating the head to the side or including the neck veins?
Venus hum
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For treatments for tet spells?
Oxygen as a pulmonary vasodilator, morphine for sedation, bicarb to correct acidosis, phenylephrine which selectively increases systemic vascular resistance
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What is the most common bacteria responsible for endocarditis?
Staph and strep
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What are normal PA pressures?
Less than 30
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During a hypertensive emergency what is your most concerning outcome?
P r e s or hypertensive encephalopathy
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What does a child with tricuspid atresia need at birth to survive?
ASD
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What category of defect has blood flowing from left to right?
A cyanotic
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What are indications for an echo?
Suspected congenital or acquired heart disease or arrhythmias
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Why do we care about long QT syndrome?
Can lead to syncope, cardiac arrest, or sudden death
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Is the usual cause of myocarditis?
Virus
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What murmur transmits to the right and left trust, axilla, and back?
Peripheral pneumonic stenosis
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A widely split fixed S2 murmur heard best at the left upper stone border is the Hallmark sound for what a cyanotic heart defect?
ASD
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What are symptoms of congestive heart failure?
Crackles, respiratory distress, diaphoresis, hepatomegaly, failure to thrive, exercise intolerance
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What is the most common innocent murmur?
Stills murmur
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What x-ray marking show up on a patient with co-workation of the aorta?
Three sign, rib notching
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What is the classic murmur of an AV canal?
Systolic regurgitant murmur heard at the left lower sternal border
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Where is mitral stenosis heard?
Optical murmur
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Who's the most common cyanotic defect in newborns?
Transposition of the great vessels
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What is the most deadly and least common type of cardiomyopathy?
Restrictive
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What is Beck's triad?
JVD, muffled heart sounds, hypotension
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What type of cardiomyopathy results in diastolic dysfunction and atrial issues as large amount of blood is not able to leave the ventricle?
Restrictive
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What congenital heart defect will have discrepancies in four extremity blood pressures?
Corruption of the aorta
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What does rheumatic fever lead to?
Vasculitis, possibly mitral valve disease
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TR, TS, high IT pressures, and heart failure cause high or low CVPs?
Hi
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What congenital heart defect is a continuous machinery like murmur heard at the left infraclavicular area or upper left sternal border?
Pda
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What will a chest x-ray look like of someone with cardiomyopathy?
Cardiomegaly, pulmonary edema
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What are other symptoms of endocarditis?
Fever, septic emboli, myalgias, malaise, petechiae
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What is a hypersonic event?
Lack of preload and extreme left to right shunting causing hyperpnea
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What is the treatment of myocarditis?
Supportive care with digoxin, ACE inhibitors, diuretics, IVIG
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What is treatment for pulmonary atresia?
Needs PGE at birth and emergent BT shunt
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What are signs of mitral stenosis?
Atrial fib, pulmonary edema, blood clots
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Baby canal defect is associated with what genetic disorder?
Trisomy 21
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What is used to prevent unrestricted pulmonary blood flow and prevent pulmonary over circulation?
PA band
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What type of cardiomyopathy causes systolic dysfunction resulting in decrease contractility and very poor function?
Dilated
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What is the long-term management for post-operative SVT?
Digoxin, propranolol, amiodarone
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What is the most common congenital heart defect?
VSD
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Where is a stills murmur best herd?
Mid-left sternal border when the patient is supine
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What murmur is best heard at the left upper sternal border, mid systolic and is innocent?
Pulmonary ejection murmur
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What is a sign that a syncopal episode is more likely a severe etiology?
Loss of consciousness greater than 1 minute
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The classic x-ray finding of a child with tetralogy of fellow?
Boot-shaped heart
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What diuretics are used in CHF?
Chlorothiazide
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What is the treatment of total anomalous pulmonary veinous return?
Atrial subtoped me if obstructive surgical repair within first few years of life
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What is the treatment for post-pericardiotomy syndrome?
And sets 5 to 7 days or systemic steroids
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What is a cardiac reason for syncope?
Arrhythmias or outflow tract obstruction causing cerebral hypoperfusion
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What is the gold standard to diagnose myocarditis?
Biopsy
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What does t a p v r look like on an x ray?
Snowman sign
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What is the treatment for hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy?
Beta blockers, avoid catecholamines
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Common arrhythmias that occur after cardiac surgery?
Jet and SVT
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How is rheumatic fever treated?
Penicillin, aspirin and bed rest until fever and symptoms resolve
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What sign out a heart disease has a hololysystolic murmur at the left sternal border?
Tetrology of fallot
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What is good treatment for dilated cardiomyopathy?
Beta blockers
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What medications are used to help with cardiac contractility in CHF?
Digoxin enalapril middle of renowned other vasodilators
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What is a normal CVP?
2:00 to 6:00
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What is diagnostic for rheumatic fever?
Two major or one major and two minor of the Jones criteria
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What is a good blood pressure medication and asthma patients?
Calcium channel blocker such as amlodipine
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What are the three types of cardiomyopathy?
Dilated, hypertrophic, restrictive
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What blood pressure medication needs to be avoided in diabetes, asthma, and heart block?
Beta blockers such as atenolol
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What shows up on an echo of someone with cardiomyopathy?
Decreased CO and global function
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What is the staged surgery order for hypoplastic left heart syndrome?
Norwood, bidirectional Glenn, fontan
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What is the treatment for endocarditis?
4 to 6 weeks of antibiotics surgery if abscess or emboli
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What are the seven s's of innocent murmurs?
Small, single, short, sensitive, soft, sweet, systolic
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What is the difference between venoarterial and venovenous ECMO support?
VA- heart and lungs VV- respiratory only
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What are three ways of pacing the heart?
Esophageal, epicardial, transvenus, transcutaneous
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What is the treatment for TGA?
Atrial substance to me and PGE to keep the duct open
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What is the leading cause of acquired heart disease?
Kawasaki disease
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Just the first second and third letter in pacing modes represent?
Chamber paced so either a atrial ventricular or dual Chamber sensed either atrial ventricular or dual Response too sensed event so either trigger or inhibited
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What is post pericardiotomy syndrome?
Federal illness secondary to a cell mediated immune inflammatory reaction 1 to 2 weeks after tissue injury to myocardium
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What shunt increases pulmonary blood flow inductal dependent legions? And is an artificial PDA?
BT shunt
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What is the treatment of choice for arrhythmias related to cardiomyopathy?
Amiodarone
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What are the major Jones criteria?
Migratory arthritis, carditis and valvulitis, chorea, erythema marginatum, subcutaneous nodule
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What are the minor Jones criteria?
Arthralgia, fever, elevated ESR or CRP, prolonged PR interval
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What are the early reasons for failure of a cardiac transplant?
Raft failure and right heart failure that is associated with elevated pulmonary vascular resistance
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Becks triad is really to what cardiac emergency?
Cardiac tamponade
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What is the most common cause of mitral stenosis?
Rheumatic fever
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What grade of murmur has a thrill?
Grade four
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What medication is used in CHF for heart remodeling?
Aldactone
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What maneuver do children naturally do during touch spells?
Need a chest which increases the pulmonary vascular resistance
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What condition does pericarditis sometimes present like?
Tamponade
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What is the treatment for SVT?
Bagel maneuvers, synchronized cardioversion, adenosine 1 mg per kg per dose
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What is the physiological consequence of right ventricular pressure overload and ventricular dysfunction?
Pulmonary hypertension
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What are characteristics of a pathologic murmur?
Holosystolic, diastolic, greater than grade 3 or with a click, harsh, increases in intensity withstanding
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What is the acronym for location of heart sounds?
APT M AORTIC, pulmonic, tricuspid, mitral / apex
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What is the definition of hypertension?
Blood pressure consistently above 95th percentile for age measured on three separate occasions
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Cardiac tamponade, dehydration, asthma cause wide or narrow arterial blood pressures?
Narrow
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What cardiomyopathy has rare syncope but malignant?
Hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy
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When does low cardiac output syndrome occur?
Predictable falling cardiac output after bypass at 6 to 18 hours
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What is the management of jet arrhythmia?
Immunodrome or cardiac pacing
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Differentiate between essential and secondary hypertension
Essential is multifactorial and related to genetic familial or dietary factors Secondary is usually a renal vascular in origin or some other systemic or metabolic or endocrine process
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What is the treatment for tet spells?
Increase systemic vascular resistance, decrease impedance to pulmonary blood flow
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Gold standard to diagnose pulmonary hypertension?
Cardiac catheterization
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How does wolf parkinson white present?
chest pain and palpiations

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