Cardio OMED Questions Flashcards

1
Q

If pt presents with multiple myeloma, what heart condition am I thinking? How to make the diagnosis?

A

amyloidosis causing restrictive cardiomyopathy and I need to get a cardiac biospy

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2
Q

What medicine to never give in the setting of a CHF exacerbation?

A

beta blocker

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3
Q

What problem to always have in mind with pts with CHF because of a dilated atrium?

A

a fib or any type of arrhythmia

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4
Q

What is the diagnostic technique for bad valve?

A

transthroracic echo

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5
Q

what to do next with unstable a fib and rapid ventricular response?

A

cardiovert

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6
Q

what will PCWP be in cardiogenic and non cardiogenic pulmonary edema?

A

less than 12 non cardiogenic

more than 12 cardiogenic

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7
Q

what are the 3 types of fibronolytic drugs to give in the pesence of MI that needs a stent but is over 60 minutes away?

A

TPA, streptokinase, urokinase

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8
Q

What 1 thing to give for right side infarct and what 2 things not to give and why?

A

right side infarcts are pre load dependent. dont give nitro or morphine because they will cause VD and kill your preload. give fluids to support venous return

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9
Q

what is the antidote to beta blockers?

A

glucoagon

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10
Q

first step in managing unstable bradycardia?

A

transcutaneous pacing

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11
Q

side effect of thiazides?
side effects of ace and arbs?
side effect of amlodipine?
side effect of beta blockers?

A

low potassium
high potassium
peripheral edema
bradycaria

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12
Q

DC cardioversion is used for what kind of arrhythmias?
metoprolol is used for?
amiodarone?
adenosine?

A

unstable tachy
rate control for afib or a flutter
wide complex tachy
SVT

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13
Q

if someone has known CAD, what is started at max dose?

A

statin

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14
Q

what is the buzz word for constrictive pericarditis?
what is a chronic inflammatory dz that can cause it?
management?

A

peristernal or diastolic knocking
lupus
pericardiectomy

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15
Q

what will the jump in HR and BP be in orthostasis causing syncope?

A

from supine to standing, increase in HR greater than 10 or BP drop of 20 or more

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16
Q

Ecoli ferments what? Urease?

A

lactose, negative

17
Q

what can be used to treat the flusing side effect of niacin?

A

aspirin

18
Q

CHADS2 score for stroke risk of zero gets what med?
score1?
score2?

A

aspriin
probably oral anti over aspirin
defintely get oral anti

19
Q

first 4 lines for heart failure?

A

ace and beta
furosemide
spironocaltone or iso hydral
inotrope

20
Q

what happens with the pulse with aortic stenosis?

A

it is later and weaker than the heart beat.

21
Q

How to treat unstable angina and what is contraindicated?

A

MONABASH C

stress test

22
Q

two big differences between mitral and tricuspid regurg?

A

mitral is loudest during expiration and tri is loudest during inspiration
mitral is heard at the apex going into the axilla and tri is heard left sternal border

23
Q

how to treat torsades?

A

magnesium sulfate

24
Q

what is the most sensitive test to see lesions and vegetation from infective endocarditis?

A

TEE

25
Q

what does Aortic regurg sound like?

A

high pitched, blowing early

26
Q

3 major risk factors for afib?

A

pulmonary disease, hyperthyroid, and atrial dilation

27
Q

3 main causes of atrial dilation?

A

mitral stenosis, mitral regurgitation, and hypertension.

28
Q

what procedures need abx prophylaxis for infective endocaridtis?

A

dental, respiratory tract and skin/subq/msk tissue

29
Q

What can happen to an untreated VSD in a kid?

A

eisenmenger syndrome. eventual right to left shunting because of high pulmonary pressures.

30
Q

most important risk factor for getting primary HTN?

A

family history