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Pt has a loud harsh holosystolic murmur in heard at the 4th intercostal space w/wo palpable thrill. Dx? Location of the step up 02% saturation?

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VSD. Right atrium to Right ventricle.

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Associated with mid-systolic murmur and mid-diastolic rumble around the upper left sternal border. Dx?

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Associated with wide-fixed splitting. ASD

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Best 3 beta blockers to lower BP, HR and reduce contractility in aortic aneurysm?

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labetalol, Esmolol, propanolol

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Common complication of bicuspid aortic valve?

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Aortic root dilatation which can lead to aortic aneurysm and rupture.

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5
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Best treatment for cocaine related CP?

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Benzos (lorezepam) - reduce sympathetic flow which reduces ischemia and reduces cocaine induced psychomotor agitiation.

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  1. First line agent for patients with PAfib and structural heart dz? 2. Drug used for patients w/o structural heart dz? 3. Anti-arrhythmic to avoid in severe heart failure? 4. Drugs ok to use in HF?
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  1. Amiodarone and Dronedarone. 2. Flecainide 3. Dronedarone 4. Amiodarone and Dofiltilide
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Name 4 indications for starting high dose statin therapy?

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  1. LDL > 190, 2. Diabetes 3. 10 year risk > 7.5% 4. Cardio vascular dz (ACS, MI, TIA, Stroke < 75 age , > 75 give moderate statin
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Name affects of these maneuvers on the asymptomatic pts with AV block. 1. Exercise and Atropine? 2. Carotid sinus (vagal maneuvers)

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  1. Improves Mobitz Type I, worsens mobitz type II 2. Worsens Mobitz type 1, improves mobitz type II
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Pt hx of DM2 presenting with unstable angina. Next step in management?

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Coronary angiography (cath) for possible PCI or CABG

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What is the treatment for pulmonary edema associated with A. Fib, A. Flutter, SVT or Vtach with pulse?

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Synchronized cardioversion

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What medications are used in chronic CHF management if ACE/ARB cant be used?

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Hydralazine and nitrates

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What medication is used next if pt is still dyspenic after beta blockers, ACE, dig, spiranolactone?

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Ivabradine or Entresto (Sacubitril/Valsartan)

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What medications are best used in diastolic dysfunction?

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Beta blockers and duiretics, everything else (dig, Ace, spiranolactone) is unclear

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Pt with CHF on lisinopril, metoprolol, spironolactone and lasix with and EF of 23%, what could also benefit the patient? What if the patient has a QRS > 120msec?

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  1. Implantantable Defibrillator 2. Resynchronize with biventricular pacer (wide QRS means ventricles are not beating together, the pacemaker will allow them too)
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Systolic murmur heard at the apex radiating to axilla? What is the indication for surgery?

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MR. Primary MR with impaired LV dysfunction LVEF < 60%.

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Murmur heard at the 2nd right intercostal space radiating to the carotids? Best initial test? Rx and Why?

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AS. TTE, confirm with TEE and left heart cath will show gradient and size of opening. Diuretics (decrease pre-load, standing, valsva , handrip (increase afterload) improve AS) but TAVR is best.

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Murmur heard at the left 2nd intercostal space?

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Pulmonary valve mumurs

18
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Which murmurs improve with hand grip?

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Increases after load so AS, MVP, HCOM. (MR and AR will increase with increase afterload)

19
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Which murmurs worsen with valsava and standing?

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MVP, HCOM, all others get better (decrease the flow)

20
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Diastolic rumble after opening snap Dx?

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MS

21
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Diastolic decresendo murmur Dx?

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AR

22
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Rx for all dilated cardiomyopathy?

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ACE/ARBs, beta blockers, spiranolactone

23
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Rx HCOM?

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beta blockers and diuretics. Alcohol septal ablation if pt fails medical therapy.

24
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Rx for Restrictive cardiomyopathy?

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Correct underlying cause.

25
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Pericarditis. Best initial test? Rx?

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EKG (Diffuse ST segment depression with PR segment depresssion in lead II) NSAID + Colchicine

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Pericardial Tamponade

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EKG (showing electrical alterans in the QRS complex) and Echo. Pericardiocentesis Long term therapy is pericardial window.

27
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Rx for PAD?

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Exercise first. if fails cilostazol.

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Next step if pretest probability of is Low, High, Intermediate?

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Low - no additional testing, high- start therapy, intermediate- able to exercise, normal ecg then do exercise ecg. if pt cant exercise then pharmcologic stress imaging test. If ecg is not normal then exercise imaging test. If any test positive then next step coronary angio.

29
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Indications for valve replacement in AS?

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Severe AS (Aortic jet velocity > 4.0msec or gradient > 40), Angina, Syncope, LVEF <50%, if pt undergoing CABG.

30
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Management for pts who have DVT with no cancer? What if they have cancer?

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rivoraxaban (factor Xa inhbitor) for 3 months. LMWH.

31
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Management of AAA? Follow up?

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Smoking cessation (most important modifiable risk factor) Asa. Statin. >5.5 or grows >0.5 in 6 months –> surgery. Follow up with US every 6-12 months or years depending on size.

32
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Management of STEMI?

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PCI w/in 90 minutes. or 120 min to transfer pt. if no PCI hospital w/in 120 minutes then tenectaplase.

33
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Management of PVD?

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Aspirin, Statin and exercise regime. If fails then cilastazol. If no improvement and impending limb ischemia the bypass.

34
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Drugs that delay warfarin affect?

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amiodarone, Flagyl, flouroqunolones, azole, acetaminophen.