Cardiolo1 Flashcards

1
Q

What 2 mechanism leads to volume overload?

A
Systolic dysfunction (CM, MI, IHD...)
Volume overload (MR, AR..)
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What 2(early and late) mechanisms make the patient asymptomatic in case of volume overload?

A

1) Early–Frank starling force–increase contractility

2) late–Eccentric hyperthrophy–increase compliance and contractility

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3
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How do they help?

A

Increase cardiac output

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4
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When become symptomatic?

A

Eccentric .H–Maladaptive(increase wall stress)–myocardial dysfunction—HF symptom

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5
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How is MI related to arterial embolism?

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Large MI–Aneurysm–ballooning during contraction and formation of thrombus.

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6
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Risk factor?

A

Delay in tx of MI (>8 hr)

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7
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How we diagnose?

A

Transthoracic echocardiography.

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8
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HIT?

A

Commonly occur in 5-10 days of treatment.

venous thrombosis is more common

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9
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How is the warfarin(coumarin) effect altered?

A

Diet,Antibiotic,acetaminphen and cyp450 afecting drug.

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10
Q

Diet how?

A

Green vegetables–increase substrate for Vit K dependent clotting factor–decrease its effect

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Antibiotics how?

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Decrease GI bacteria synthesize VIT K–increase toxicity.

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12
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Acetaminophen how?

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Alter recycling of Vit K in liver–increase warfarin toxicity risk.

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13
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CYP450 affecting drug?

A

two class

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14
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Make increase CYP450 activity?

A
Carbamazepin
phenitoin
Phenobarb
Rifampin
st.jhon swart
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Make Decrease CYP450 activity?

A
Antibiotics(Macrolide and metrindazole)
Azoles
Amiodarone
cimetidine 
grapefruit juice
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16
Q

What decreases venous return?

A

Straining phase of Valsalva and standing.

17
Q

Effect on murmur?

A

Increase MVP and HCM but decrease all others.

18
Q

What increases venous return?

A

The relaxing phase of Valsalva,raising leg and squatting

19
Q

effect on murmur?

A

reciprocal to standing and SPV

20
Q

Effect of squatting?

A

increase venous return
increase afterload
increase regurgitant flow

21
Q

Handgrip?

A

Increase B/P
Increase afterload
increase regurgitant flow

22
Q

Squatting?

A

Increase AR.MR/VSD

Decrease HCM and MVP

23
Q

Handgrip?

A

Increase AR.MR/VSD

Decrease HCM and AS

24
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Effect of squatting on MVP?

A

Increase LV size–Delay valve prolapse—later click and shorter murmur but it may increase the intensity of the murmur due to increase afterload.

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MVP syndrome symptoms?
Atypical chest pain, palpitation, dyspnea, dizziness, anxiety, and panic attack.
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Indication for statin therapy?
Primary and secondary prevention
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Secondary?
``` ASCVD Acute coronary syndrome Stable Angina CABG Stroke, TIA, and peripheral disease. ```
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Primary?
LDL>190 mg/dl Age>40 with diabetes Mellitus Estimated 10 years risk of ASCVD 7.5%-10%
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Cardiovascular risk calculator(assess the 10-year risk of ASCVD)
``` Age Sex Ethnicity Total colestrol HDL DM Smoking status Hypertension ```