Cardiology Flashcards
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- decreased perfusion/pulses in LE
- Sx of CHF, shock, acidosis, lethargic
- Tx: Prostin
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Coarctation of the Aorta
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- difficulty feeding, FTT, tachypnea, tachycardia
- Tx: diuretics
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CHF
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- TGA
- TOF
- TA
- TAPVR
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Cyanotic heart disease
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- iron in the Hb molecule is defective making it unable to effectively carry O2 to the tissues
- congenital or acquired
- cyanosis
- child having formula mixed with well water
- acidosis, tachycardia, and shock (no resp distress)
- Tx: methylene blue
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Methemoglobinemia
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- none of the 4 veins that drain blood from the lungs to the heart are attached to the LA
- oxygenated blood drains into the RA instead
- incompatible with life w/o PDA, PFO
- veins may pass through the diaphragm causing obstruction
- FT infant with incr RVV activity, cyanosis & pulm edema, single S2, short systolic murmur
- Xray: normal sized heart + pulm congestion
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TAPVR
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- good APGARs at birth
- cyanosis on day 2
- tachypnea and decr pulm markings on CXR
- Tx: Prostin
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Ductal dependent lesions
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- pulmonary stenosis
- overriding Ao arch
- VSD
- RVH
- palpable RV impulse, single S2
- EKG: RVH
- CXR: boot shaped heart
- MC heart condition OVERALL
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TOF
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- hypercyanotic hypoxic episodes
- Triggers: anemia
- results from incr R to L shunting
- Tx: push knees to chest (incr PVR), morphine, phenylephrine, propranolol, volume expansion
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Tet spell
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- underdevelopment of the LV, Ao, and Ao valve
- severe CHF, marked cardiomegaly, precordial hyperactivity, loud S2
- no murmur (pulm and Ao pressures are equal)
- Tx: prostin
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HPLHS
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- Ao connected to the RV and the RA to the LV
- MC CHD presenting with cyanosis in the first week of life
- blood must mix either through PFO ro PDA (ductal dependent)
- tachypnea, SINGLE S2
- CXR: egg shaped heart, incr pulm vascularity
- Tx: prostin, balloon septostomy
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TGA
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- generalized facial swelling, fatigue, wt loss, night sweats, dusky color from venous stasis
- normal sats
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SVC syndrome
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- newborn in resp distress shortly after delivery
- SpO2 LE<UE
- incr workload RV, precordial lift
- PVR>SVR
- R to L shunt
- common with pulm disease
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Persistent Fetal Circulation
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- 1-2 week h/o lethargy, low grade fever
- splenomegaly, petichiae, tender lesions on pads of fingers and toes, systolic ejection click at apex, diastolic murmur on the right
- confirm with blood culture
- MC S. aureus in ABE
- MC Strep viridans in SABE
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Endocarditis
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- recent URI leading to tachycardia
- enlarged liver, gallop
- MC causeL cocksackie B
- pulsus paradoxus, EKG low voltage, abnl T waves, ST depression
- Dx: viral serology
- steroids are controversial
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myocarditis
14
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- inflammation of pericardial sack involving epi and pericardium
- causesL viral or collagen vascular disease
- may be accompanies by effusion
- muffled heart sounds, pericardial friction rub, low grade fever, JVD
- L sided chest pain worse supine
- CXR: cardiomegaly**
- echo: pericardial fluid
- Tx: pericardiocentesis
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Pericarditis
15
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-vibratory, venous hums, carotid bruits
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Innocent Murmurs
16
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-Murmur +
exercise intolerance, dyspnea, cyanosis, syncope, wheezing
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Pathologic Murmur
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- best heard at LLSB
- pansystolic
- loud single S2
- hyperdynamic precordium
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VSD
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-maternal med associated with Epstein anomaly
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Lithium
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-maternal drug associated with VSD/ASD
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EtOH
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- bounding carotid pulse
- decr peripheral pulses
- AVM
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Cranial Bruits
21
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-pansystolic murmur (2 types)
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PDA or venous hum
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EKG: LVH
-Name associated CHD
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Aortic stenosis
23
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-CHD associated with R axis deviation on EKG from RVH
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TOF
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-CHD associated with superior QRS axis (30-90 degrees) & L axis deviation
AV canal defect
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- generally benign arrhythmia
| - exceptions are children on Digoxin and children <1yo (risk for a flutter)
PACs
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-shortened PR interval and/or a delta wave
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