Cardiology Flashcards

1
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mention Cyanotic CHD

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  1. F4
  2. Tricuspid Atresia
  3. TAPVR
  4. TGA
  5. Truncus arteriosus

first 3 (TAPVR with obstruction) is associated with Lung Oligemia

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2
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what is CHD associated with Down $ (Trisomy 21)

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  1. ECD
  2. VSD
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3
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what is CHD associated with Edward $ (Trisomy 18)

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  1. VSD
  2. ASD
  3. PDA
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4
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what is CHD associated with Patau $ (Trisomy 13)

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  1. VSD
  2. Dextrocardia
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5
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what is CHD associated with Congenital rubella

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PDA

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6
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what is CHD associated with Turner $ (45,X0)

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  1. Coarctation of Aorta
  2. Bicuspid AV
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7
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what is CHD associated with Noonan $

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PS

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8
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what is CHD associated with Allagile $

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PS

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9
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what is CHD associated with IDM

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HOCM

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10
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what is CHD associated with William $

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Supravalvular AS

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11
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what is CHD associated with DiGeorge $

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Arch of Aorta anomalies (F4)

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12
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what is CHD associated with SLE

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Congenital Heart block

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13
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what is CHD associated with Marfan syndrome

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  1. MVP
  2. MR
  3. AR
  4. Aortic root dilatation
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14
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Enumerate CCC of Eisenmenger $

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  1. Hypoxia & Cyanosis
  2. CCC of PH++ ( 2ry polycythemia - Cor pulmonale - Thromboembolisms)
  3. Paradoxical emboli
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15
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mention manifestations of Eisenmenger $

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  1. Permanant cyanosis after 10y
  2. Blue clubbing
  3. disappearance of murmur
  4. paradoxical emboli
  5. signs of PH++
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16
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TGA finding on X-ray

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egg on a string sign

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17
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risk of CHD recurrence

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after 1 affected sibling → 2 ~ 6%
after 2 affected siblings → 20 ~ 30 %

18
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Aspirin may cause any CHD except

19
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PVC is present in all CHD except

20
Q

enumerate signs of PH++

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  1. RVH
  2. Visible and palpable pulsations over P2
  3. Loud S2
  4. functional PS
21
Q

Regarding VSD

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  • Presentation is usually early with loud murmur
  • < 10% require surgical closure
22
Q

M/C site of VSD

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perimembranous

23
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first presenting symptom in VSD

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pulmonary venous congestion

24
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in VSD, if the murmur was low then it became loud

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it indicates closure

25
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in VSD, if the murmur was loud then it became low

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it indicates Eisenmenger $

26
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indications of surgical closure of VSD

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  1. Membranous; regardless of size
  2. Large muscular
  3. small muscular if causing severe symptoms / ccc
  4. increasing pulmonary pressure
  5. if it doesn’t show any sign of closure by 5 years (to prevent eisenmenger)
27
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natural history of VSD

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◼ Small: most will closely spontaneously within the first few years of life.
◼ Chest infection and congestive heart failure (CHF). Symptoms of HF may later
resolve due to development of pulmonary hypertension.
◼ Pulmonary hypertension: in children with a large left to right shunt, increased
pulmonary flow and pulmonary hypertension will lead to irreversible damage of the
pulmonary capillary vascular bed (pulmonary vascular disease (PVD)).
◼ Eisenminger syndrome: Advanced pulmonary vascular disease with cyanosis due to
intracardiac right to left shunting, commonly after the first 10years of life.
◼ Acquired pulmonary stenosis
◼ Infective endocarditis

28
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how to differentiate between functional PS murmur in ASD and true PS

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  • ASD → Wide fixed splitting
  • PS → Wide variable
29
Q

most common location of ASD

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ostium secondum ( fossa ovalis)

30
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type of ASD in AVSD

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ostium primum

31
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type of growth retardation in PDA

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disproportionate

32
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in case of a preterm, PDA closes spontaneously after

33
Q

to differentiate between cardiac and pulmonary causes of cyanosis

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hyperoxia test

34
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type of VSD in F4

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wide membranous (non-functioning)

35
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M/C cyanotic heart disease

36
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M/C type of PS in F4

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subvalvular (occur after 6 months)

37
Q

what is the management of Tet spells

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  1. Squatting position
  2. Oxygen
  3. Morphine SC
  4. IV Propranolol 0.1 mg/kg
  5. NAHCO3
  6. phenylephrine
38
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prognosis of F4 depends on

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degree of RVOT obstruction & efficacy of surgical intervention

39
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M/C cyanotic heart disease in neonates

40
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2nd M/C Cyanotic heart disease

41
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degree of cyanosis in TGA depends on

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degree of inter-circular mixing

42
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regarding TGA

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incidence of coronary artery insufficiency after the switch operation is low.