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Cardiac Flashcards

1
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Mechanism of dobutamine

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Increasing contractility and promoting vasodilation along with increasing renal perfusion and UOP

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Cardiac tamponade physiology

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Beck triad- hypotension distended jugular veins and miffled heart tones
Narrowed pulse pressure, altered neuro status, pericardial rub, shock, tachycardia, and tachypnea

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Beck triad

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Beck triad- hypotension, from low CO, distended jugular veins, from heart compression, and muffled heart tones from fluid in the pericardial space

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Pericarditis

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Inflammation of the pericardium often caused by bacterial or viral infections, metabolic disorders, medication reactions, kawasaki and some others
S/S- chest pain, fever, pericardial friction rub

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5
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B1 adrenergic stimulation

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Increased myocardial contractility and increased heart rate

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6
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B2 adrenergic stimulation

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Vasodilation

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7
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Alpha adrenergic stimulation

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Increased SVR through smooth muscle contraction

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8
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Dopaminergic stimulation

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Dilation of renal and mesenteric vasculature

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9
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1st line anti rejection medication

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Methylprednisolone

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10
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Exercise stress testing goal HR formula

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Peak HR= 220 - age in years

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11
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Stills murmur

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*most common

Mid left sternal border grade 2-3 vibratory, quieter or disappears when upright

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12
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Pulmonary ejection murmur

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8-14 y/o
Left upper sternal border
Grating, no radiating, grade 1

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13
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Venous hum

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Innocent murmur
Continuous where diastolic is louder than systolic
Can only be heard when upright

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Peripheral pulmonic stenosis murmur

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Innocent
Newborns and preterm
Transmits to axilla and back
Disappears around 3-6 months

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15
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Carotid bruit

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Supraclavicular

Innocent

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16
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Jones criteria for acute rheumatic fever

Major

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Migratory arthritis
Carditis and valvulitis
CNS involvement-chorea
Erythema marginatum
Subq nodules
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17
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Jones criteria for acute rheumatic fever

Minor

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Argralgia
Fever
Elevated inflammatory markers
Prolonged PR

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18
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Main infectious agent of rheumatic fever

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Group a strep

19
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Most deadly cardiomyopathy

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Restrictive because of the stiff heart walls

20
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Acute rheumatic fever management

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Penicillin
Aspirin
Cards and ID consult

21
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Long qt syndrome tx

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Beta blockers

May need an ICD or pacemaker

22
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S/sx of cardiomyopathy

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Sob fatigue lethargy chf decreased appetite

23
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3 types of cardiomyopathies

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Dilated hypertrophic and restrictive

24
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Cardiomyopathy management

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Stable- ACE inhibitors or beta blockers

Acute- increase CO with inotropes vasodilators and diuretics

May need antivirals, IVIG, VAD ECMO or heart transplant

25
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Myocarditis

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Serious acute infection of myocardium, usually viral

Very ill appearing with murmur, sinus tach at rest and sudden heart failure

26
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Gold standard myocarditis diagnostic

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Biopsy ;EMB)

27
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Pericarditis symptoms

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Fever tachypnea tachycardia friction rub and tamponade

28
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Myocarditis management

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Ace dig diuretics ivig

29
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Pericarditis tx

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Emergent pericardiocentesis

Abx for 3-4 weeks for presumed staff and hflu

30
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Endocarditis symptoms

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Fever murmur embolus phenomenon myalgias malaise Pete his vasculitis and osler nodes

31
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Which way to acyanotic lesions shunt

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Left to right

32
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Hallmark vsd murmur

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Regurgitant systolic murmur at llsb

Usually holosystolic

33
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Hallmark signs of ASD

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Female and slender
Widely split fixed S2 grade 2/3 at LUSB
often asymptomatic and spontaneously close

34
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3 components of AV canal

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ASD, inlet VSD, abnormal formation of AV valves resulting in l to r shunting

35
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Coarc symptoms

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Upper extremity hypertension absent of weak LE pulses, pulmonary edema in neonates with LV failure, risk for intracranial hemorrhage

36
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Vascular ring

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Trachea and esophagus surrounded by vascular structures or the aorta causing compression

37
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Vascular sling

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Pulmonary artery is between trachea and esophagus causing trachea compression

38
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4 defects in TOF

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Vsd
Rvot obstruction
Overriding aorta
Rvh

39
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How to treat a tet spell

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Oxygen
Morphine
Knee to chest 
Bicarb
*try to keep calm to prevent
40
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Pulmonary atresia tx

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PGE at birth then BT shunt

41
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BT shunt

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Used to increase pulmonary blood flow in ductal dependent lesions
Basically making a PDA
Connection between PA and carotid

42
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Cardiac complication of RF

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Mitral stenosis

43
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Complications/sx of mitral stenosis

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Fatigue SOB hemoptysis LA enlargement, a fib, blood clots, pulmonary edema, pulmonary htn
Grade 1-4 apical murmur

44
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Treatment for unstable SVT

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Synchronized cardioversion 0.5-1j

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