Cardiology Flashcards
Types of VSDs
Perimembranous
- next to tricuspid valve
Muscular/ Trabecular
- Surrounded by muscle
Risk factors for VSD
Down’s syndrome
Turner syndrome
Foetal alcohol syndrome
Mumur in VSD
Pansystolic murmur
- Loudest in tricupid region
Systolic thrill
An _______ murmur can be heard in large VSDs due to an increased flow over mitral valve
Apical mid-diastolic murmur
ECG findings in VSD
In large VSD
- Biventricular hypertrophy
Management of small VSDs (<3mm)
Monitoring
- Echo
- ECG
- Auscultation
Preventing endocarditis
- Dentition
- Avoiding needles.
Large VSDs management
Surgery from 3-6 months
- Transvenous catheter closure
Heart failure
- Diuretics
- Captopril
_______ is a type of ASD involving deficiency of the foramen ovale and surrounding septum
Secundum
- Most common ASD
________ is a type of ASD involving deficiency in the AV septum
Atrial ventricular septal defect/ Primum
Presentation of ASDs
Recurrent chest infections/ wheeze
Murmurs
Murmurs in ASD
Ejection systolic
- left upper sternal edge (pulmonary)
Fixed, widely split S2
Apical pansystolic mumur
- AVSD (AV regurgitation)
Chest X-ray findings of ASD
Cardiomegaly
Pulmonary artery hypertrophy
Increased pulmonary vascular markings
ECG findings for ASDs
Secundum
- Right axis deviation- due to RV enlargement
- pRBBB
Partial AVSD
- Superior axis= negative deflection in aVF
Management of ASD
Secundum
- Occlusion devise
Partial AVSD
- Surgery
Ductus arteriosis is expected to close up ______ after birth
1 months
Eisenmenger syndrome
Right to left shunt that occurs due to increased pulmonary vascular resistance
- Decompensation after left-to-right shunt