Cardiac Flashcards

1
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When auscultating a heart murmur you will hear a….

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harsh blowing sound

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2
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A-fib has no _____ on the ekg.

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P waves

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3
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The preferred medication for A-fib is…..

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Dilitazem

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4
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Amiodaron is used for three arrhythmic?

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  1. V-tach
  2. V-fib
  3. A-fib
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Dilitazem, amiodaron, and labetolol all lower the…

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HR

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6
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What is the d-dimer test?

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Shows protein fragments a clot breakdown.

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7
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Ankle Brachial index assesses……

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The vascular status of the lower extremities.

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8
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SVT has no……

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P-waves

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9
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CK-MG measures what?

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muscle cell death.

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10
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Highest CK-MG levels are at how many hours?

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18 hours

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11
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What is an early manifestation of Heart Failure?

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S3

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12
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Swooshign sound over the umbilicus could possibly be a ______.

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(AAA) Abdominal aortic aneurysm.

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13
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(TEE) visualizes the..

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Heart chambers and valves. It helps to see if there are any clots.

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14
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What does dofetilide treat? And what can it prolong?

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a fib / aflutter

can prolong the QT interval .

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15
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Adenosine can treat?….

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SVT

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16
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Colchine is a _____ and treats _______>

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anti-inflammatory and treats pericarditis.

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17
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A pulse deficit is the difference between ______ and ________ pulses.

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apical and peripheral pulses.

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18
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Atrium has mini disorganized mini contractions.

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A-fib

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19
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Atria contracts at high rates and overrides the SA node over and over again.

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A-flutter

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20
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Electrical signal starts in the ventricles. Ventricles are pumping so fast, not filling up with blood. Only pumping out table spoons of blood.

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V-tach

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21
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Most deadly. Ventricles pacemakers are erratic - there is no CO.

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V-fib

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22
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A rapid HR that starts above the ventricles.

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Supra ventricular tachycardia

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23
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Some Atrial impulses are not conducting to the ventricles.

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Wencheback 2nd degree type 1

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24
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Av node not working. Close to a complete heart block.

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Mobitz 2

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SA and AV node are not working, only the ventricles.
Torsades de pointes
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Interventions for pulseless v-tach (4)
1. CPR 2. Defibrillator 3. Epi 4. Amiodarone or lidocaine
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Interventions for stable v-tach
Amiodarone or lidocaine
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Interventions for v-fib. (4)
1. CPR 2. Defibrillator 3. Epi 4. Amiodarone or lidocaine
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Interventions of SVT (2)
1. Vagal maneuvers 2. Cardiovert adenosine
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PVC interventions
BB’s Amiodarone Catheter ablation
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What is acute coronary syndrome?
A sudden reduction or blockage of blood flow to the heart.
32
Name 4 atypical clinical features of ACS.
1. N/v 2.dyspnea 3.Increased fatigue 4. epigastric pain
33
Name 2 early signs of shock.
1. Restlessness 2. Tachycardia
34
List 2 common complications after a PCI.
1. Shock 2. Dysrhythmia
35
Dilitazem is a CCB and can cause ______ and _______.
Bradycardia and hypotension.
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3rd degree heart block has no _________ after every other ________.
QRS / P-wave
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What should you monitor when giving nitroprusside?
Thiocynate levels
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Orthostatic hypotension is a _______ decrease in systolic pressure and ________ decrease in diastolic pressure.
20 / 10
39
Name two things that are not necessary to monitor after a PCI.
1. blood glucose 2. Troponin levels
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Three key assessments of cardiac tamponade.
Beck's triad 1. JVD 2. Low BP 3. Can't hear heart sounds
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Left sided HF is caused by ______.
HPTN
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After a CABG ________ is common.
depression
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CABG Teaching.
1.Limit pushing and pulling for 6 weeks. 2. don't cross legs 3.Elevate the limb that was used. 4. sex is ok if the client cal walk 1 block or climb 2 flights of stairs.
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Before a cardiac procedure stop taking anti-platelets ______ before.
1 week
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Name 4 Valvular heart disease teachings.
1. good oral hygiene 2. no flossing 3. no electrical toothbrush 4.no dental procedures for 6 months.
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What is Raynauds phenomenon?
poor circulation which causes pain and a red, white and blue color in the extremities.
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What is Buergers disease?
poor circulation that causes pain and a purple color in the extremities. It is associated with smoking and more common in men.
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3 treatments for Raynauds and Burgers.
1. Stop smoking 2. wear warm clothes 3. vasodilators
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What is a electrolyte side effect of ace inhibitors (lisinopril / ramipril / enalapril)?
Hyperkalemia
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Killer adverse reaction of ace and arbs.
Angioedema
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What drugs should you avoid using when taking a BB that can cause severe hypotension.
erectile dysfunction drugs
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Don't drink this with CCB's. (pine/ mil/ zem)
grapefruit juice
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2 killer adverse effects of aspirin.
1. bleeding 2. ototoxicity
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clopidogrel / prasugrel are ___________.
Antiplatelets
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apixaban , dabigatran, rivaroxaban are _______.
Anticoagulants
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Hold anticoagulants if platelets are less than <_________ or active ______.
150,000 / bleeding
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enoxaparine and hep sub-q help to prevent _________.
clots for post-op or bedrest.
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This medication prevents clots for those with arrhythmias or artificial valves.
warfarin
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_______ is the antidote for warfarin.
Vitamin K
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Antidote for heparin IV is _______.
protamine sulfate
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when taking warfarin don't increase or decrease ________.
amount of green leafy veggies consumed.
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NTG decreases ______.
CO
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CHF clients should not take _______ b/c it contributes to ________.
NSAIDS / fluid retention
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You should exercise at least ________ minutes a week to prevent coronary artery disease.
150
65
decrease your sodium intake to ________ mg/ day to prevent coronary artery disease.
1500
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Should you abruptly stop BP meds? yes or no.
NO
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How should you position a client in Hypertensive crisis?
Semi fowlers
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Change a clonidine patch every _______ days.
7
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Dependent rubor is a classic manifestation of ________.
PAD
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Why would a client that is sinus tachycardia need fluids?
To rehydrate
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6 findings of infective endocarditis.
1.Fever 2.Night Sweats 3.Osler Nodes 4.Cardiac murmur 5.Weight loss 6.Malaise
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6 Cardiac Tamponade manifestations.
1.Tachycardia 2.Tachypnea 3.Pericardial rub 4.JVD 5.hypotension 6.Narrowed Pulse Pressure
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4 things that help increase CO.
1. Increased SV 2. Increased Sympathetic stimulation. 3. Admin positive inotropic drugs (digoxin). 4. Increased blood volume
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What exercise is good for hypertension?
isometric
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3 Acute MI signs.
1. Denial 2. hypotension 3. orthopnea
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2 signs of influenza
1. Fever 2. Non-productive cough
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2 manifestations of Pulmonary TB.
1. Fever 2. Night Sweats
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To diagnose IE you need to get a ________.
echo
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When you shower with a picc line should you cover it?
yes