Cardiology Flashcards

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Myoglobin

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First to rise 1-2 hrs
Peak 6-8hrs
Normal at 1-2days

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2
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Ck-MB

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2-6hrs
Peak 16-20
Normalised 2-3days

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3
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CK

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4-8hrs
Peak 16-24hrs
Normaised 3-4days

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Trop T

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4-6hrs
Peak 12-24
Normalised 7-10days

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5
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AST

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12-24hra
Peak 36-48
Normalised 3-4data

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LDH

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24-48hrs
Peak 72hrs
Normalised 8-10 days

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7
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Thin filaments

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Troponin
Tropomyosin
Actin

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8
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Thick filaments

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Myosin

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9
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Atrial conduction

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1m/s

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10
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AV node conduction

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0.05m/s

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11
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Ventricular conduction

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Large diameter Purkinje fibres 2-4m/s

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12
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Quincke’s sign

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AR

Nail bed fluctuations

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13
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Corrigan’s pulse

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AR
Water hammer pulse
Collapsing radial pulse

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14
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Corrigan’s sign

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Visible carotid pulsation

AR

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15
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De Musset’s sign

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AR

Head nodding with each systole

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16
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Duroziez’s sign

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AR moderate severity

Audible femoral bruits with diastolic flow

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17
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Traube’s sign

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AR

Pistol shot femorals

18
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Austin Flint murmur

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AR

Functional mitral diastolic flow murmur

19
Q

Argyll Robertson pupils

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Syphilis

Assoc with AR and syphylitic aortitis

20
Q

Muller’s sign

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AR

Pulsatation of the uvula

21
Q

Mitral stenosis

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Rheumatic fever
Two thirds female
Mid diastolic
Opening snap
LLP
Radiates to Scilla
22
Q

Mitral regurgitation

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MV prolapse, LV dilatation, post Mi, rheumatic fever, connective tissue disorder
Blowing PSM
LLP
Axilla

23
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Aortic stenosis

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Triad: angina, dysponea and syncope

Severe: gradients >60mmHg and valve area <0.5cm2

Bicuspid valve, degenerative calcification, rheumatic fever

24
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Mitral valve prolapse

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5% 
More common females
Chest pains/palpitations/fatigue/asx 
Acid mucopolysaccharide deposit
Myxomatosis degeneration 

Click Increased by squatting, murmur by standing

Risks; emboli, rupture, dysrhytmias with prolonged QT,cardiac neurosis, sudden death

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Machinery murmur
PDA | Pulmonary trunk -> descending aorta
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Graham Steels murmur
Pulmonary regurg Causes: severe MS, Eisenmenger syndrome
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Tetralogy of Fallot
``` Pulmonary stenosis RV hypertrophy VSD Overriding of the aorta 25% rusher sided aortic knuckle ```
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Pansystolic murmur
MR | VSD
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CHADSVAS
``` Score for anticoagulant in AF Congestive HF HTN Age >75 2, 65-74 1 Diabetes Vascular disease Female ``` Oral anticoag if 2+
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HASBLED
Anticoagulant in AF ``` HTN Abnormal liver function Abnormal renal function Stroke Bleeding Labour LFTS Elderly Drugs Alcohol ```
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Adenosine
Used in SVT - transient heart block at AV node Agonist A1 receptor which inhibits adenyl Cyclades reducing cAMP causing hyperparization by outwards potassium flux Enhanced by dipyridamole Reduced by aminophylline DEAR Avoid in asthmatics
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Catecholamine polymorphic VT
AD inherited Commonly defect in Ryan I’d INR receptor RYR2 in sarcoplasmic reticulum Exercise or emotion induced -> syncope Symptoms <20yrs Tx: b blockers, ICD
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Methyldola
Centrally acting | Anti hypertensive used in pregnancy
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Moxonidine
Centrally acting | Used if conventional tx failed
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Clonidine
Centrally acting anti-HTN | Stimulates alpha2 adrenoreceptors in vasomotor centre
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MUGA scan
Multi gated acquisition scan Nuclear imaging Measure LV function Use in cardio toxics
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GRACE score
NSTEMI 6 month mortality <1.5% aspirin 1.5-3 aspirin and clopidogrel, OP imaging 3-6 and 6-9 and >9% glycoprotein inhib and angiography <96hrs
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Aspirin
Anti platelet | Inhibits production of thromboxane A2
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Clopidogrel
Anti platelet | Inhibits ADP binding to platelet receptor
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Enoxaparin
Activates antithrombin 3 | Potentiates inhibition of coag factor Xa
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Bivirudin
Reversible direct thrombin inhibitor
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Rheumatic fever
Group A strep Duckett Jones criteria, 2 maj or 1maj/1minor Major: carditis, polyarthritis, erythema marginatum, subcutaneous nodules, chorea Minor: fever, arthralgia, prv RHD, high ESR and CRP, prolonged PR interval