Cardiac lecture shannon Flashcards

1
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High risk cardiac surgeries

A

> 5%
Aortic
Major vascular (AAA, )
Peripheral vascular (stent, bypass, aneurysm,
Long procedure with significant blood loss (knees, hips, liver)
CAROTID ENDARECTOMY IS INTERMEDIATE

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2
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Highest risk for perioperative MI

A

unstable angina

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2
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risk of mi

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gen pop .3
6 months 6%
3 months- 15%
1 month- 33%

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3
Q

Inability to climb 2 flights of stairs showed positive predcition of what?

A

postop pulmonary or cardiac complicaitons

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4
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METS

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1- poor functional capacity, self care, eating, using toilet
4- good functional capacity light housework, golf, baseball

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5
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NYHA

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1- no symptoms
2- symptoms at normal activity
3- symptoms at low activity
4- inability to carry on physical activity without discomfort, symptoms at rest

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6
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HF consists of

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chf
pulmonary edema
paroxysmal dyspnea
bilat rales, s3 gallop, cxr pv redistribution

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7
Q

pacemaker and icd should be interrogated within how long of surgery

A

12 months
6 for icd

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8
Q

who is pharmacologic stress test for

A

cant exercise or on digoxin

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9
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exercise stress ecg
coronary disease present if:

A

st depression >.2mV
ST depression early in test
HOTN may require cath immediate

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10
Q

pharm stress tests meds

A

Adenosine redistributes coronary blood flow without direct negative inotropy
dobutamine for inotropy test

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11
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Risk factors for cardiovascular surgery

A

Aortic, major vascular surgery
creat >2
Unstable angina
CHF
DM
MI recently
>65
Emergency surgery

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12
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If a reinfarct does occur, mortality is ___

A

50%

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13
Q

AHA recommends waiting at least ___ before elective surgery

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60 days (8 weeks)
or 4-6 weeks

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14
Q

MET is defined as oxygen consumption while resting and is defined as ___

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3.5 ml O2/kg/minute

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15
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NYHA symptoms

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dyspnea, cheat pain, fatigability, syncope, palpitation

16
Q

HTN for elderly

A

For those over 60, its 150/90

17
Q

Biggest risk factor in NON cardiac surgery

A

LV failure

18
Q

Greatest risk valvular disease

A

Severe aortic stenosis

19
Q

examples of ventricular malignant arrhythmias

A

new v tach (paced?)
2nd hb

20
Q

What are some common causes of pace makers

A

HB
cardiomyopathy
tachyarrhythmias

21
Q

Electromagnetic interference risk is low when __

A

device is less than 10 years old, and when bipolar cautery is greater than 15 cm away (ankle surgery, NOT stomach surgery)

22
Q

When is cardiac cath indicated (stenosis, NYHA)

A

NYHA 3 and 4
significant stenosis >.7 or left main >.5

23
Q

Abnormally contracting myocardial segments are classified as ___ and ___

A

Ischemic- reduced contraction is in response to stress
Infarcted- contraction remains consistently depressed before, during and after stress

24
Q

Available agents for stress/ pharmacologic stress test required coronary blood flow

A

Vasodilators- adenosine, dipyridamole, regadenoson

25
Q

Restenosis rate bare metal vs drug eluding stent

A

Bare metal- 20%
Drug eluding- 5%

26
Q

How long should surgery be postponed after stent placement

A

drug eluding- 12 months
Metal- 6 weeks

27
Q

drugs after stent placement

A

Aspirin indefinitely
Plavix for 6 months

28
Q

Benefits of beta blockers

A

Restore oxygen supply demand
reduce perioperative ischemia
stabilize plaques
increase v fib threshold
redistribute blood to subendocardium

29
Q

How soon before surgery can beta blocker therapy be started

A

1 week minimum especially for high risk surgery

30
Q

statin recommendations

A

same as bb
1 initiate at least 1 week before surgery
continue perioperative

31
Q

Ace inhibitor rules perioperatively, what to do if refractory

A

hold them 1-2 days
if pt is refractory, give vaso

32
Q

Rules for antidysrhythmic drugs perioperative

A

continue!

33
Q

How long to hold aspirin and plavix

A

7 days
5 days

34
Q

how long to hold xarelto, eliquis, and pradaxa

A

1-2 days

35
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