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cardio di 1st test Flashcards

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cardiac ischemia

2 pathophysiological causes

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  1. decreased blood supply

2. increased metabolic

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2 causes of decreased blood supply

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  1. coronary spasm

2. coronary obstruction

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causes of coronary spasm

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  1. rupture of coronary plaque
  2. stress
  3. endocrine disorders
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4
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What causes coronary obstruction?

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atherosclerotic plaques or thrombosis

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systemic hypertension and hypertrophy are examples of

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increased metabolic demand of cardiac muscles

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6
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A decreased blood supply =

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decreased O2 and Glucose

drop in ATP

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7
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A decreased blood supply results in anaerobic respiration creating ______ which activates pain receptors

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acidosis

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3 steps of decreased blood supply and is the step reversible

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  1. ischemia-reversible
  2. injury-reversible
  3. necrosis-irreversible
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2 tests for injury and necrosis

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  1. cardiac enzymes

2. ECG

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10
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What enzymes are tested for cardiac injury and necrosis?

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CK-MB

tropinin 1

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CK-MB doesnt change for the first _ hours

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4

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CK-MB spikes in the first __ hours and returns to normal by ______ hours

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24

72

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13
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If CK-MB levels do not return to normal a ___________ results

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reinfarction

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14
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How long does troponin 1 stay elevated after MI?

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14 days

first notable rise in troponin 1 levels 3 hours after MI

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15
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What shows on an ECG representing cardiac ischemia?

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an inverted T wave and/or depression of S-T segment

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What shows on an ECG representing cardiac injury?

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elevation of S-T segment (above P-Q segment)

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17
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What shows on an ECG representing cardiac necrosis (MI)?

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abnormalities of Q-wave!!

ascending Q-wave is > 30% of R

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18
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chest pain from decreased blood supply is known as?

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angina

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19
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Heart Failure definition

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when the heart can not pump enough blood to systemic circulation (decreased cardiac output

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20
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Top five reasons for Heart Failure in US?

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  1. MI
  2. systemic HTN
  3. myocarditis
  4. stenosis of cardiac valves
  5. regurgitation
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21
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Left Sided heart failure has what target organs?

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  1. kidneys
  2. heart
  3. brain
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Decreased renal blood flow due to LSHF causes what?

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  1. decreased GFR
  2. increased Angio 2 and aldosterone
  3. increased NA/H2O
  4. increased blood pressure
  5. hepato/splenomegaly
  6. increased CHP=peripheral edema
  7. Jugular Venous Distension
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23
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LSHF causes what to the heart?

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decreased blood flow

ANGINA

24
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LSHF to the brain causes what?

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weakness, fatigue, mental confusion

25
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Backup of blood from the left ventricle will cause what?

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pulmonary edema

  1. dyspnea
  2. tachypnea
  3. COUGHING WITH SPUTUM PRODUCTION
26
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Increased PCO2 causes

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acidosis (pain) (dyspnea) (tachypnea)

27
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Right Sided heart failure (RSHF) causes what to happen directly? (forward)

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decreased blood supply to the lungs

  1. tachypnea
  2. dyspnea
  3. central cyanosis
28
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Does RSHF cause increased PCO2?

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yes, acidosis

29
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Does RSHF cause pulmonary edema?

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NO

30
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Positive hepatojugular reflex happens from both sides of heart failure, but is mainly associated with which side?

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Right

31
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Subjective findings in LSHF?

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  1. weakness/fatigue
  2. memory loss/confusion
  3. breathlessness/cough/insomnia
  4. anorexia/palpitations/diaphoresis
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Subjective findings in RSHF?

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  1. weight gain/gastric distress
  2. transient ankle swelling
  3. abdominal distension
  4. anorexia/ nausea
33
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Objective findings RSHF?

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  1. edema/ascites
  2. left parasternal lift
  3. increased jugular BP/ vein pulsations
  4. positive hepatojugular reflex
34
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Objective LSHF findings?

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  1. Tachycardia/ moist rales
  2. decreased S1, S2, S3
  3. pleural effusion
  4. pulsus alternans/diaphoresis
35
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5 conditions causing heart failure

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  1. Abnormal volume load
  2. Abnormal pressure load
  3. Myocardial dysfunction
  4. filling disorders
  5. increased metabolic demand
36
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Abnormal volume load causes

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  1. aortic/mitral/tricuspid incompetence
  2. overtransfusion
  3. left-to-right shunts
  4. secondary hypervolemia
37
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Abnormal pressure load causes

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  1. aortic stenosis
  2. idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis
  3. coarctation of the aorta?HTN
38
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Myocardial dysfunction causes

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  1. cardiomyopathy
  2. CAD/ ishemic infarction
  3. Dysrythmias/presbycardia
  4. toxic disorders
39
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Filling disorders causes

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  1. mitral/tricuspid stenosis
  2. cardiac tamponade
  3. restrictive pericarditis
40
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Increased metabolic demand causes

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  1. anemias/fever
  2. thyrotoxicosis/beriberi
  3. Paget’s/ arteriovenous fistula
41
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Stage 1 HTN

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140-159/90-99

42
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Stage 2 HTN

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160-179/100-109

43
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Stage 3 HTN

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180-199/110-119

44
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Stage 4 HTN

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greater than 200/ greater than 120

45
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complications of systemic HTN

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  1. MI
  2. Renal failure
  3. CVA
  4. Retinal damage
46
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145/105 represents what stage HTN?

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Stage 2 because diastolic is 105 in stage two even though 145 is stage one systolic

take the largest number and label what stage it is

47
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P-wave represents

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atrial depolarization

48
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QRS segment represents

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ventricular depolarization

49
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Qrs segment length normally

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.08-.12 sec

50
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T-wave represents

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ventricular repolarization

51
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P-Q (P-R) segment length normally

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.12-.2 sec

52
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P-Q (P-R) represents

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how fast electricity travels from SA node to muscles

53
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Q-T interval normal length

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.36-.44

HR=60-10 BPM

54
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Q-T interval represents

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contraction to relaxation

55
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Equation for calculating HR

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HR=60/R1-R2 (sec)

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