Cardiology Flashcards

1
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ECG unstable angina

A

ST depression and T wave inversion

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2
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Ix suspected stable angina

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Exercise ECG

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3
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CHADSVASC

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CHADSVASC (max score 9)

(1) Congestive heart failure
(1) HTN
(2) Age (65-74 = 1, >75 = 2)
(1) Diabetes mellitus
(2) Stroke/TIA/VTE
(1) Vascular disease
(1) (Female)

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4
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HASBLED

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HTN
Abnormal liver
Abnormal renal
Stroke
Bleeding
Labile INRs
Elderly (>65)
Drugs
Alcohol
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5
Q

Cannon waves

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Complete heart block

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6
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Treatment complete heart block

A

Pacemaker

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7
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Murmur in rheumatic fever

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Diastolic at L sternal edge

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8
Q

Ix suspected carotid artery stenosis

A

Carotid doppler USS

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9
Q

When is carotid endarterectomy appropriate treatment?

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> 70% stenosis

Anterior circulation TIA

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10
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What do deep (>2mm) Q waves suggest?

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Pathological Q waves = Previous MI (ischaemia tissue)

NSTEMI

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11
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Loud first heart sound

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Mitral stenosis

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12
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Early diastolic murmur at L sternal edge

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Aortic regurg

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13
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Third heart sound

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CCF - rapid ventricular filling

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14
Q

Fourth heart sounds

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Atrial contraction against stiffened L ventricle (associated with systemic HTN)

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15
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Tapping apex

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Mitral stenosis

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16
Q

Opening snap

A

Mitral stenosis

17
Q

Soft pan-systolic murmur

A

Tricuspid regurgitation

18
Q

Laterally displaced apex beat

A

Mitral regurg

19
Q

3 common causes acute mitral regurg

A

Mitral valve prolapse
IE
RhF

20
Q

Common causes chronic mitral regurg

A

Ischaemia,

LV dilatation

21
Q

Signs/symptoms mitral regurg

A
Dyspnoea,
Orthopnoea, PND 
AF, palpitations 
Fatigue 
Cool extremities 
Oedema 

Loud pan systolic murmur
Laterally displaced apex
AF

22
Q

Commonest cause tricuspid regurg

23
Q

Cause acute aortic regurg

A

Pulmonary congestion

24
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Causes chronic aortic regurg

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LV dilatation/hypertrophy

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Type of LVH in aortic regurg vs aortic stenosis?
AR - eccentric | AS - concentric
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Mid systolic click, soft late systolic murmur at the apex
Mitral valve prolapse --> MR
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First line for LVF
ACEi | BB
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Reversible causes cardiac arrest
Hypovolaemia Hypothermia Hypoxia Hypo/hyperkalaemia Tension pneumothorax Thromboembolism Tamponade Toxins
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Mx for peri-arrest bradycardia
Atropine
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Contraindications to adenosine in arrhythmias
Asthmatics (causes bronchospasm)
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Manoeuvres for AS murmur
Sit forwards, Expiration Radiates to carotids
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Manoeuvres for MR murmur
Radiates to axilla Lean to LHS Loudest at apex
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Commonest cause mitral stenosis
RhF in childhood
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Increased O2 sats between RA and RV
VSD
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New systolic murmur post MI (+signs of shock)
? VSD
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Immediate investigations following MI
Cardiac enzymes CXR ECG +routine bloods
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Ix suspected post MI VSD
ECG CXR Echo