Cardiac imaging & HF Flashcards
cardiac enzymes for diagnostic (3)
creatinine kinase
CK-MB
troponins
imaging- electrocardiogram for?
1st used, usually. baseline, acute setting- fast & basic.
cardiac enzymes onset and peak?
3-12h onset, peak 18-24h
cardiac stress test is used for? (4)
evaluation of exertional chest pain,
exercise capacity,
significance of known CAD,
risk assessment of ischemic heart disease
cardiac stress test contraindications (4)
acute phase of MI or ACS
acute myocarditis or pericarditis
aortic stenosis/dissection
rapid arrhythmias
cardiac stress test looks for? (2)
ECG changes
symptom development while exercising along a protocol
transthoracic echocardiogram can evaluate? (5)
wall motion (damaged tissue) calculate EF chamber size valve structure & fxn tumors/masses/clots
transesophageal echo can evaluate? (5)
clots, septal defects, PFO, ascending aortic atherosclerosis, valvular pathology aortic dissection
gold standard for CAD diagnosis?
cardiac cath/angiogram
indications for cardiac cath/angiogram (2)
known/suspected CAD- unstable angina, atypical chest pain
before valve surgery w/ chest pain of ECG changes
cardiac imaging that can also be therapeutic?
cardiac cath/angiogram
inability to contract and expel blood?
systolic dysfxn
inability to relax and fill?
diastolic dysfxn
causes of systolic dysfunction? (3)
CAD
cardiomyopathy (impaired contractility)
pressure overload (high afterload)
causes of diastolic dysfunction? (3)
ischemia, fibrosis, sarcoids- leading to restriction
peripheral edema, RUQ pain/discomfort, JVD, ascites/liver failure
right sided HF
dyspnea, diaphoresis, tachypnea, tachycardia, rales, S3/S4
left side HF
what test is used to differentiate pulm. from cardiac disease in pts with dyspnea?
BNP
clinical presentation of HF (5)
edema rales at the bases of the lungs JVD S3/S4 murmur dyspnea/cough
HF pharm treatments (5)
ACE inhibitor diuretics B blocker Spironolactone Digoxin
CXR findings for pulmonary edema (3)
Kerley B lines
edema
cardiomegaly
pulmonary edema treatment (4)
O2
morphine
diuretics
nitrates
cause of pulmonary edema
increased pulmonary venous pressure
which will have decreased ejection fraction, systolic or diastolic dysfunction?
systolic, due to dilated LV
causes of HF
CAD, cardiomyopathy, pressure overload, ischemia, fibrosis, sarcoids