Cardio Flashcards
fever and pleuritic chest pain relieved by sitting up and leaning foreward
pericarditis
irregularly irregular
AF
saw tooth base line on ECG
Atrial flutter
Alveolar bat wings Kerly B lines Cardiomegaly Dilated prominent upper lobe vessels Pleural effusion
pulmonary oedema (left sided heart failure)
Raised JVP and hepatjugular reflex
right sided heart failure
Sense of impending doom
MI
saddle shaped ST elevation
pericarditis
Broad complex tachycardia
ventricular problem
Mid diastolic murmur with undisplaced apex beat
mitral stenosis (bicuspid valve)
Broad QRS with slurred upstroke on R wave (delta wave)
WPW syndrome
Tall tented T waves
Hyperkalaemia (wide QRS)
Pericarditis 4-6 weeks post MI
dresslers syndrome
blurred yellow vision headache
digoxin toxicity
Janeway lesions, osler’s nodes
sub acute bacterial endocarditis
machine like heart murmur
patent ductus arteriosus (pulmonary artery to descending aorta)
rib notching on CXR
coarctation of the aorta
deformation of the inferior surface of the rib due to trauma or masses
Radio-femoral delay
coarctation of the aorta
Radio-radio delay
coartcation of aorta
aortic dissection
MRS ASS
mitral regurgitation systolic
aortic stenosis systolic
Sudden tearing/ripping chest pain radiating to the back
aortic dissection
Chest leads and artery for inferior MI
II, III, aVF
right coronary artery
Leads and artery for lateral MI
I, aVL, 5, 6
circumflex
Leads and artery for anterior MI
3, 4
left main stem
Leads and artery for septal MI
1, 2
Left anterior descending
Correct paper speed of ECG
25mm per second
How many seconds in small box?
0.04
How many seconds in a large box?
0.2
How many large boxes in a second?
5
How many large boxes in a minute?
300
What ECG changes are seen in hypothermia?
J waves
Chest pain radiating to jaw investigations?
ECG & troponin
When does st depression occur?
subendocardial damage (ischaemic damage to only the inner layer of the heart)
When does ST elevation occur?
transcardial damage (ischaemic damage to all the layers of the heart)
Management of stable angina?
aspirin + statin
GTN
BBlock or CCB (verapamil if a mono, nifidepine if combined therapy)
Why should BBlocker and verapamil not be co-prescribed?
increased risk of heart block