Cardiac Exam Cycle Flashcards

1
Q

common family history people heart disease

A

hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, marfan’s syndrome, and prolonged QT syndrome

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2
Q

Physical order of asessment

A

Inspection
Palpation
Percussion
Auscultation

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3
Q

location of the apex of the heart

A

5th ICS, left, 1 cm Medial to MCL

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4
Q

S1 heart sound is from and when

A

mitral and tricusid valve closure

beginning of ventricular systole

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5
Q

S2 heart sound is from and when

A

aortic and pulmonic closure

end of systole, beginning of diastole

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6
Q

where is LVH located

A

laterally displaced, downward to 6-7th ICS

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7
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Location of valve heart sounds

A

aortic: 2nd intercostal space R of sternum
pulmonary: 2nd intercostal space L of sternu
Tricuspid valve: 4th intercostal space at LSB
Mitral valve: 5th left ICS at mid-clavicular line

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8
Q

S1 heart sound 1st and second component

where is it the loudest
when is it

A

1st: MV closure
2nd: TV closure

loudest at apex
begninning of systole

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9
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S2 heart sound 1st and 2nd component

where is it the loudest
when is it

A

1st: aortic valve closure
2nd: pulmonic valve clsure

loudest at the base
end of systole

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10
Q

splitting of S2 sound is from what and __ ___ return

A

due to inspiration because of increased venous return

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11
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murmur grading system 1

A

Barely audible, faint

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12
Q

MGS 2

A

soft, but easily heard, quiet

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13
Q

MSG 3

A

loud, without a thrill

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14
Q

MSG 4

A

loud, with a thrill

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15
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MSG 5

A

loud with minimal contact between stethoscope and chest and thrill

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16
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MSG 6

A

loud, can be heard without a stethoscope and a thrill is there

17
Q

Ejection fraction equation

A

storke volume/EDV

18
Q

Ejection fraction normal

A

50-60%

19
Q

ejection fraction mod. reduced

A

30-39%

20
Q

ejection fraction mildly reduced

A

40-49%

21
Q

Severely reduced ejection fraction

A

15-29%

22
Q

Kussmauls Sign

A

JVP rises during inspiration rather than falls

seen in R heart failure, constricitve pericarditis or RV infarction

23
Q

carotids. where is location, and bell or diaphragm of steth

A

medial to SCM and use bell