Cardiac imaging & HF Flashcards

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cardiac enzymes for diagnostic (3)

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creatinine kinase
CK-MB
troponins

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imaging- electrocardiogram for?

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1st used, usually. baseline, acute setting- fast & basic.

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cardiac enzymes onset and peak?

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3-12h onset, peak 18-24h

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cardiac stress test is used for? (4)

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evaluation of exertional chest pain,
exercise capacity,
significance of known CAD,
risk assessment of ischemic heart disease

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cardiac stress test contraindications (4)

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acute phase of MI or ACS
acute myocarditis or pericarditis
aortic stenosis/dissection
rapid arrhythmias

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cardiac stress test looks for? (2)

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ECG changes

symptom development while exercising along a protocol

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transthoracic echocardiogram can evaluate? (5)

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wall motion (damaged tissue)
calculate EF
chamber size
valve structure & fxn
tumors/masses/clots
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transesophageal echo can evaluate? (5)

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clots, 
septal defects, PFO, 
ascending aortic atherosclerosis, 
valvular pathology
aortic dissection
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gold standard for CAD diagnosis?

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cardiac cath/angiogram

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indications for cardiac cath/angiogram (2)

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known/suspected CAD- unstable angina, atypical chest pain

before valve surgery w/ chest pain of ECG changes

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10
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cardiac imaging that can also be therapeutic?

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cardiac cath/angiogram

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inability to contract and expel blood?

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systolic dysfxn

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inability to relax and fill?

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diastolic dysfxn

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causes of systolic dysfunction? (3)

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CAD
cardiomyopathy (impaired contractility)
pressure overload (high afterload)

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causes of diastolic dysfunction? (3)

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ischemia, fibrosis, sarcoids- leading to restriction

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peripheral edema, RUQ pain/discomfort, JVD, ascites/liver failure

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right sided HF

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dyspnea, diaphoresis, tachypnea, tachycardia, rales, S3/S4

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left side HF

17
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what test is used to differentiate pulm. from cardiac disease in pts with dyspnea?

A

BNP

18
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clinical presentation of HF (5)

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edema
rales at the bases of the lungs
JVD
S3/S4 murmur
dyspnea/cough
19
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HF pharm treatments (5)

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ACE inhibitor
diuretics
B blocker
Spironolactone
Digoxin
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CXR findings for pulmonary edema (3)

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Kerley B lines
edema
cardiomegaly

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pulmonary edema treatment (4)

A

O2
morphine
diuretics
nitrates

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cause of pulmonary edema

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increased pulmonary venous pressure

23
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which will have decreased ejection fraction, systolic or diastolic dysfunction?

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systolic, due to dilated LV

24
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causes of HF

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CAD, cardiomyopathy, pressure overload, ischemia, fibrosis, sarcoids