Cardiology Flashcards

1
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Heart failure medication having no improvement on mortality

A

Digoxin

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2
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4th line heart failure

A
  1. Switch ACEi for sacubitril valsartan if HF EF <35%
  2. Add hydralazine if Afro-Carribean
  3. Add ivabradine if HF EF <35% and HR >75
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3
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Clopidogrel MOA

A

Blocks ADP

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4
Q

Aortic stenosis heart sounds

A

Quiet S2

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5
Q

V5-V6 ST elevation

A

Lateral MI (Left Cx)

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6
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V1-4 ST elevation

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Anterior (LAD)

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7
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II, III, aVF ST elevation

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Inferior (RCA)

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8
Q

Define ejection fraction

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The difference in volume of blood at diastole and systole

EF: (EDV - ESV)/EDV

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9
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Splitting of the first heart sound, where does this correspond with the ECG

A

R wave

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10
Q

What is S1

A

Closure of mitral and tricuspid valves

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11
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What is S2

A

Closure of the aortic and pulmonary valves

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12
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Soft S1

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immobile mitral stenosis
mitral regurgitation

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13
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Split S1

A

RBBB
LBBB
VT
Ebsteins anomaly

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14
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Variable S1

A

AF
Complete heart block

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15
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Loud S2

A

Hypertension
Tachycardia
ASD

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16
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Soft/absent S2

A

Severe aortic stenosis

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17
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Fixed S2

A

ASD

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18
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Wide split S2

A

RBBB, pulmonary stenosis

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19
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Reversed split S2

A

LBBB
PDA
AS

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20
Q

S3

A

Caused by rapid filling
MR
VSD

21
Q

S4

A

Filling of a stiff LV
LVH
HOCM

22
Q

Warfarin therapy
- small operation e.g. tooth extraction

A

Can continue as long as INR not above 2.0

23
Q

HOCM

A

Ejection systolic murmur that improves on squatting

24
Q

Signs of VT rather than sVT on ECG

A
  • AV dissociation
  • QRS complex >160ms
  • fusion beats
  • RSR complex
25
Coarctation of the aorta, why would the RHS blood pressure be higher than the LHS
If the coarctation is proximal to the left subclavian artery origin
26
If pressure in the RV > LV after MI, what is the cause
RV failure
27
Carotid sinus syndrome
Can cause black outs, asystole momentarily, need to have a pacemaker
28
Drug that shortens QT interval
Digoxin
29
What is the dicrotic notch
Timed with aortic valve closure
30
Co-arctation of the aorta BP in limbs
Legs will be much lower than arms
31
Prominent X and Y waves on JVP
Restrictive cardiomyopathy
32
Marfans murmur
Aortic regurgitaiton
33
Electrolyte imbalance causing prolonged QT
Hypomagnesia
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Medication to avoid in AS
bisoprolol
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MOA tirofiban
Glycoprotein IIb/IIIa inhibitor - used in unatable angina/NSTEMI
36
HOCM pulse
Jerky
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HOCM symptoms
double apex beat jerky pulse mid-systolic murmur
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HOCM management
Primary ICD
39
HOCM genetic cause
Defect in the B myosin autosomal dominant
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Pulmonary oedema, hypotensive on a background of HF management
IV diuretics IV opiate O2 If remains hypotensive could consider dobutamine for BP support
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Poor prognostic indicator HOCM
Septal wall thickness >3cm
42
Patent foramen ovale investigation
TOE with bubble study - note likely to present with DVT and stroke like symptoms
43
WPW management
Radiofrequency ablation
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Pericarditis ECG post 1- 2 weeks
T wave flattening
45
LHS or RHS murmurs heard best on inspiration
RHS heard best on inspiration LHS heard best on expiration
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Gradient of AS that you can observe if asymptomatic that will mean you have to surgically intervene
40mmHg
47
AR
De Mussets sign: head bobbing Quinckes sign: nail pulse beating
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Histology of rheumatic fever
Aschoff bodies