Cardiology Flashcards

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What might a midline sternotomy scar indicate?

A

CABG
Open mitral valvotomy or valve replacement
Aortic valve surgery
Mediastinal surgery

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What might a left lateral thoracotomy or inframammary scar indicate?

A

Closed mitral valvotomy

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3
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Predicting valve abnormalities before auscultation: mitral stenosis

A

Normal pulse/AF
Normal pulse pressure
Undisplaced apex

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4
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Predicting valve abnormalities before auscultation: aortic regurgitation

A

Large volume/bounding pulse
Wide pulse pressure
Displaced apex

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5
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Predicting valve abnormalities before auscultation: aortic stenosis

A

Small volume pulse
Narrow pulse pressure
Undisplaced apex

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Predicting valve abnormalities before auscultation: mitral regurgitation

A

Normal volume
Wide/normal pulse pressure
Displaced apex

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7
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Causes of a loud S1

A

Tachycardia
Short PR interval
Mitral stenosis with a pliable valve
Tricuspid stenosis
Increased flow in high output states

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Causes of a soft S1

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Bradycardia
Long PR interval
Mitral stenosis with a non-pliable valve
Tricuspid regurgitation
Poor chest wall conduction

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9
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Causes of a variable S1

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AF
Ventricular ectopic beats
Complete heart block

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