Cardiology Flashcards
ECG unstable angina
ST depression and T wave inversion
Ix suspected stable angina
Exercise ECG
CHADSVASC
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)
HASBLED
HTN Abnormal liver Abnormal renal Stroke Bleeding Labile INRs Elderly (>65) Drugs Alcohol
Cannon waves
Complete heart block
Treatment complete heart block
Pacemaker
Murmur in rheumatic fever
Diastolic at L sternal edge
Ix suspected carotid artery stenosis
Carotid doppler USS
When is carotid endarterectomy appropriate treatment?
> 70% stenosis
Anterior circulation TIA
What do deep (>2mm) Q waves suggest?
Pathological Q waves = Previous MI (ischaemia tissue)
NSTEMI
Loud first heart sound
Mitral stenosis
Early diastolic murmur at L sternal edge
Aortic regurg
Third heart sound
CCF - rapid ventricular filling
Fourth heart sounds
Atrial contraction against stiffened L ventricle (associated with systemic HTN)
Tapping apex
Mitral stenosis
Opening snap
Mitral stenosis
Soft pan-systolic murmur
Tricuspid regurgitation
Laterally displaced apex beat
Mitral regurg
3 common causes acute mitral regurg
Mitral valve prolapse
IE
RhF
Common causes chronic mitral regurg
Ischaemia,
LV dilatation
Signs/symptoms mitral regurg
Dyspnoea, Orthopnoea, PND AF, palpitations Fatigue Cool extremities Oedema
Loud pan systolic murmur
Laterally displaced apex
AF
Commonest cause tricuspid regurg
IE (IVDU)
Cause acute aortic regurg
Pulmonary congestion
Causes chronic aortic regurg
LV dilatation/hypertrophy