Cardio Flashcards

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Aortic Stenosis

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ESM
Forceful Non-displaced Apex Beat

Quiet A2 (aortic valve sound in S2)
Narrow Pulse Pressure
S4 Tenessee
Decompensation - LVF

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Mitral Regurgitation

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Pansystolic Murmur (apex left lateral position end expiration)
Displaced Apex - volume overload
Soft S1

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Aortic Regurgitation

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Early Diastolic murmur

Apex displaced (volume overload)
Soft S2
Collapsing Pulse
Wide pulse pressure

Quincke’s: capillary pulsation in nail beds
Corrigan’s: visible vigorous carotid pulsation
De Musset’s: head nodding
Traube’s: pistol-shot sound over femorals

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Mitral Stenosis

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Mid-diastolic murmur

Tapping Apex (palpable S1, non-displaced)
Loud S1
Early diastolic opening snap
Malar Flush - back pressure + vasoconstriction
LVF

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Rheumatic Fever Criteria

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Jones Criteria

Major Criteria
 Pancarditis
 Arthritis
 Subcut nodules
 Erythema marginatum
 Sydenham’s chorea
Minor criteria
 Fever
 ↑ESR or ↑CRP
 Arthralgia
 not if arthritis is a major
 Prolonged PR interval
 not if carditis is a major
 Prev rheumatic fever
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Infective Endocarditis Criteria

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Major
1. +ve Blood Culture
 Typical organism in 2 separate cultures, or
 Persistently +ve cultures, e.g. 3, >12h apart
2. Endocardial Involvement
 +ve echo: vegetation, abscess, dehiscence
or
 New valvular regurgitation

Minor

  1. Predisposition: cardiac lesion, IVDU
  2. Fever >38
  3. Emboli: septic infarcts, splinters, Janeway lesions
  4. Immune: GN, Osler nodes, Roth spots, RF
  5. +ve blood culture not meeting major criteria
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Left sided Heart Failure

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Causes
 1: IHD
 2: Idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy
 3: Systemic HTN
 4: Mitral and aortic valve disease
Symptoms
 Fatigue
 Exertional dyspnoea
 Orthopnoea + PND
 Nocturnal cough (± pink, frothy sputum)
 Wt. loss and muscle wasting
Signs
 Cold peripheries ± cyanosis
 Often in AF
 Cardiomegaly c¯ displaced apex
 S3 + tachycardia = gallop rhythm
 Wheeze (cardiac asthma)
 Bibasal creps
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Right Sided Heart Failure

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Causes
 LVF
 Cor pulmonale
 Tricuspid and pulmonary valve disease

Symptoms
 Anorexia and nausea

Signs
 ↑JVP + jugular venous distension
 Tender smooth hepatomegaly (may be pulsatile)
 Pitting oedema
 Ascites
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Inguinal canal

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Inguinal ligament (floor) 
aponeurosis of external oblique (anterior wall)
transversalis fascia (posterior wall)
internal oblique (roof)
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Femoral Canal

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lacuna ligament (medial border)
inguinal ligament (anterior border)
femoral vein (lateral border)
pectineal ligament (posterior border)

Contents

  • lymphatics - draining deep inguinal nodes
  • deep lymph node - lacunar node
  • loose connective tissue
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