Cardiac Flashcards

1
Q

small hole located in the septum, which is the wall between the two upper chambers of the heart (atria) that takes most blood to left atrium to bypass lungs and does most of upper body

A

foramen ovale

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2
Q

is a blood vessel connecting the main pulmonary artery to the proximal descending aorta. It allows most of the blood from the right ventricle to bypass the fetus’s fluid-filled non-functioning lungs and go straight to supply lower body and placenta

A

ductus arteriosus

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3
Q

what closes when cord is clamped

A

foramen ovale

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4
Q

what constricts and closes within 10-15 hrs of birth

A

ductus arteriosus

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5
Q

pressure is higher on which side in unborn baby’s heart

A

right

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6
Q

newborn HR

A

120-160

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7
Q

HR at 1 month-1 year

A

80-140

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8
Q

newborn systolic BP

A

50-70

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9
Q

newborn RR

A

30-50

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10
Q

one month old systolic

A

70-100

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11
Q

one month RR

A

20-30

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12
Q

when is newborn acrocyanosis not ok

A

usually after the 1st day but def 2-3 days

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13
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assessment of newborn

A

respirations, pulse, BP, color, chest, hear auscultation, fluid status, activity and behavior, general

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14
Q

why do you do an exam at 24 hours

A

wait till after heart structures are closed (pre ductal and post ductal stages)

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15
Q

A FULL TERM HEALTH INFANT SHOULD HAVE O2 SAT OF

A

95-100

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16
Q

pre term infant has O2 sat of?

A

84-90 but always see what it should be based on facility by the minute

17
Q

polycythemia

A

thickened blood (clot risk) due to increased blood viscosity. keep baby hydrated

18
Q

long term hypoxia

A

clubbing of nails

19
Q

TET spells

A

cold legs and feet/blue spells. dangerous

20
Q

pulse and BP in ams and legs are different

A

cardiac defect

21
Q

what can happen to older kids with heart issues

A

headache from increased BP in the head

22
Q

diagnostic procedures

A

Chest xray, echo-cardiogram, MRI/CT, Cardiac catherization

23
Q

can measure the heart size, shape, pulmonary markings, and cardiomegaly

A

chest xray

24
Q

visualize anatomic structures

A

echo-cardiogram

25
Q

diagnose and or treat cardiac defects

A

cardia catherization

26
Q

newborn male hemoglobin and hematocrit levels

A

Hbg - 14.7-18.6 g/dL. Hct - 43.4-56.1 %

27
Q

newborn female hemoglobin and hematocrit levels

A

Hbg - 12.7-18.3 g/dL. Hct - 37.4-55-9 %

28
Q

don’t restrict what in cardiac kids

A

fluids

29
Q

increase formula from what to what

A

20 calories/oz to 30 calories/oz

30
Q

education for parents and caregivers

A

humidified oxygen, loose-fitting clothes, positioning techniques

31
Q

o2 carrying protein of RBC

A

hemoglobin

32
Q

percentage of blood made up of packed RBC

A

hematocrit