Cardio 7 Flashcards

1
Q

Most common cause of death in MI?

A

Ventricular fibrillation

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2
Q

what Ix are essential to investigating PE?

A

Hx
examination - respiratory and CXR

wells score <4
> d dimer

= CTPA

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3
Q

wells score high
CTPA neg for PE
?

A

consider proximal leg vein uss scan if DVT suspected

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4
Q

CTPA or V/Q

when V/Q

A

renal impairment as contrast in CTPA bad

V/Q better for maternal outcome

V/Q worse for foetus

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5
Q

acute pulmonary oedema
Mx?

A

sit up
Iv loop diuretic

oxygen if need be

vasodilate if need be ; MI/ severe HTN

NIV: resp failure

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6
Q

role of beta blockers in HF?

A

if HR >50 fine to continue

contraindicated in following:

but if HR <50
OR

2/3rd degree Hearrt Block
OR

Shock

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7
Q

Pts with acute HF and shock?
Mx

A

use of inotropic agents: dobutamine

vasopressor
> norepinephrine

mechanical circulatory assistance

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8
Q

Stable chest pain
Ix?

A

CT angiography
2nd line is non invasive functional imaging

> MPS with SPECT

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9
Q

Mx of complete Heart Block?

A

transvenous pacing

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10
Q

ORBIT score

A

haemoglobin

age - 74

bleeding Hx

Renal impairment GFR <60

Treatment with antiplatelets

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11
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ORBIT score

haemoglobin criteria

A

<130
<120

haematocrit
<40%
<36%

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12
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renal impairment ORBIT

A

<60mL/min

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13
Q

high bleeding risk ORBIT?

A

4-7

8.1 bleeds per 100 patients

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14
Q

Nicorandil
S/E

A

associated with GI ulceration
aphthous ulcers

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15
Q

left ventricular strain pattern

A

t wave inversion in leads V5 and V6

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16
Q

long saphenous vein

A

anterior to medial malleolus

17
Q

severe symptomatic mitral stenosis

A

mid diastolic murmur

accentuated with pt on left decubitus position

malar rash on cheeks

18
Q

ECG changes from severe mitral stenosis?

A

left atrial hypertrophy can occur

bifid p wave ; broad notched p waves
in Lead II

= left atrium gives greater contribution to the p wave

19
Q

Orthostatic hypotension

A

SBP <20

3 minutes

20
Q

ASD

types?

A

ejection systolic
split S2

ostium secundum
ostium primum

21
Q

most specific ECG finding in pericarditis?

A

PR depression

22
Q

most common cause of endocarditis?

A

staph aureus

23
Q

IE in valve surgery ? 2 months

A

staphylococcus epidermis

24
Q

Ludwig’s angina

A

non cardiac condition
progressive cellulitis

invades the floor of the mouth and soft tissues of the neck

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widened mediastinum on CXR?
8.0-8.8 cm at the level of the aortic knob on portable anteroposterior chest films
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low bleeding risk medical mx of STEMI
aspirin + ticagrelor fondaparinux
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PCI mx of STEMI low bleeding risk
loading dose of 300mg aspirin + prasugrel unfractionated heparin and fondaprinux
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QT interval
time between start of Q wave and end of T wave >430ms >450ms
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biventricular failure implies?
failure of both ventricles Land R
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heart failure with reduced ejection fraction
systolic dysfunction left ventricle is not able to pump blood out effectively > outflow problem >musculature problem dilated cardiomyopathy / IHD
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Diastolic dysfunction
HOCM preserved ejection fraction
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p450 inducers which cause INR to fall?
phenytoin rifampicin carbamazepine
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p450 inhibitor which causes INR to increase= increased bleeding risk
clarithromycin allopurinol amiodarone SSRI
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how to spot pacemaker on an ECG
long straight lines preceding QRS complexes
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long QT syndrome
inherited delayed repolarization of ventricles loss of function/ blockage of K+ channels
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