Cardiology Flashcards
insufficiency/regurgitation
type of hypertrophy?
increased preload or afterload?
congenital or acquired?
eccentric hypertrophy
increased preload
both congenital & acquired
stenotic valves
type of hypertrophy?
increased preload or afterload?
congenital or acquired?
concentric hypertrophy
increased afterload
both congenital & acquired
causes of left ventricular failure? what do these result in?
infarction of left ventricle
acute myocarditis
bacterial endocarditis
conduction failure
pulmonary congestion/edema or left atrial dilation
causes of right ventricular failure? what do these result in?
infarction of right ventricle
acute myocarditis
pulmonary thrombosis or thromboembolism
systemic venous congestion
causes of biventricular failure
signs?
acute severe myocarditis
cardiac tamponade
right heart failure signs then left
cor pulmonale
right heart failure secondary to pulmonary disease
often due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, dirofilarisis, or pulmonary thromboembolism
acute cor pulmonale
secondary to thromboembolism in pulmonary a. or large branches
chronic cor pulmonale
secondary to chronic hypoxia and/or pulmonary hypertension
what characterizes…
bacteremia/inflammation
embolism
friable lesions, tan/yellow/gray/red, vegetative, rough, fibrin, bacteria, leukocytes
febrile
results in insuff/regurg & stenosis
endocarditis
what characterizes…
myxmatous degeneration of AV valves
thick, smooth, white opaque nodules
does not embolize
not febrile
causes insuff/regurg only
endocardiosis
most common cause of heart failure in dogs > 4 yo
endocardiosis
which valves are more at risk of endocarditis
mitral > aortic > tricuspid > pulmonic
what valve is most commonly affected by endocardiosis
left AV valve/mitral
cats breeds predisposed to hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
maine coons, ragdolls, DSH
which type of cardiomyopathy is characterized as…CHF often first sign, all 4 chambers enlarged, thin/flabby muscle, Doberman Pinschers predisposed
dilated cardiomyopathy