Cardiothoracic Flashcards

1
Q

Diaphragm Levels:
T8 ___
T10 ___
T12 ____

A

T8 Vena cava; T10 esophagus (and vagi), T12 Thoracic duct and aorta

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2
Q

Type I alveoli: _____

Type II alveoli: _____ ; _% of alveoli?

A

I: functional gas exchange
II: produce surfactant (decrease surface tension);
1% of alveoli

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3
Q

Pre-thoracotomy PFTs: need FEV
> _____ for pneumonectomy
> ____ for lobectomy
> ____ for wedge resection

A

> 2L for pneumonectomy
1L for lobectomy
0.6L for wedge resection
(Need predicted postop FEV1 > 0.8)

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4
Q

____ now #1 lung cancer

A

adenocarcinoma

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5
Q

____ lung cancer associated with PTH-like substance

A

squamous lung cancer

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6
Q

___ lung cancer associated with ACTH, ADH

A

small cell lung cancer

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7
Q
Lung cancer tumor size:
T1: \_\_\_
T2: \_\_\_\_
T3: \_\_\_
T4: \_\_\_\_
A

T1: < 3cm
T2: >3cm
T3: invasion of chest wall, pericardium, diaphragm or < 2 cm from carina
T4: unresectable= into mediastinum, heart, great vessel, esophagus, trachea, vertebrae, effusion

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8
Q

Lung cancer nodes:
N1: ___
N2: ___
N3: ___

A

N1: ipsi hilar nodes
N2: ipsi mediastinal
N3: Unresectable= contralateral or scalene or subclavian nodes

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9
Q
Lung cancer stages:
I: \_\_\_
II: \_\_\_
IIIa: \_\_\_
IIIb: \_\_\_
IV: \_\_\_
A
I: T1-2N0
II: T2N1
IIIa: up to T3 or N2
IIIb: unresectable T4 or N3
IV: M1
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10
Q

Pancoast tumor involves

_______ and/or _____ nerve

A

sympathetic chain (Horner’s syndrome) and/or ulnar nerve

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11
Q

____ (Left/right) lung can drain to ____ (left/right) mediastinum

A

Left lung can drain to right mediastinum (left to right, like reading)

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12
Q

Thymoma: indication for resection? (yes/no)

A

yes

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13
Q

Resecting thymus (even if no thymoma) in myasthenia gravis improves ____%

A

90%

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14
Q

___% of myasthenia gravis patients have thymomas

A

10%

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15
Q

Popcorn lesion on CXR is classically a ______.

A

hamartoma

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16
Q

Thoracic outlet syndrome involves artery or vein __% of time

A

rarely; 1-3%, generally ulnar nerve paresthesias

17
Q

Spontaneous PTX:
____ (ratio) male predilection
___% recur then ___% of those again

A

10:1; 50%; 75%

18
Q

Spontaneous PTX indication for thoracoscopy

A

For 2nd time or continuous air leak

19
Q

Post MI VSD presents ____ (when).
___% of MI’s.
___ (type) murmur.

A

day 2-7;
2%;
pan-systolic

20
Q

SVC syndrome:
90% due to ______.
Rx with ___.

A

Lung cancer; XRT

21
Q
Takayasu arteritis:
Old/young? \_\_\_
Male/female? \_\_\_
Involves thoracic/abd aorta or both? \_\_\_
Dx by \_\_\_
A

Young female; involves thoracic and abd aorta and PA; Dx by angio

22
Q

Tissues valves:
Longer/shorter acting? ___
Anticoag or none? ___
Use in __, ___, and for all ___

A

short acting; no anticoag needed; use in patient who may become pregnant, has contraindication to coumadin; use in all tricuspid replacements

23
Q

Rheumatic fever leads to _____

A

mitral stenosis

24
Q

See mitral regurgitation with __ or ___

A

MI or valve degeneration

25
Q

Chylothorax (non-iatrogenic) usually due to ____. ( 75% it is _____).
Rx is _____.

A

posterior mediastinal tumor; 75% lymphoma; XRT may help

26
Q

Thoracic duct injury:

Rx with _____ + _____

A

drainage + NPO x 2 wks; if not resolved then R thoracotomy, ligate duct

27
Q

thoracic duct enters chest on ____ (right/left) with aorta at ____; crosses to (right/left) at ____, then joins _______

A

enters right with aorta at T12; crosses to left at T4; joins IJ/subclavian junction

28
Q

Thoracic aorta aneurysms: Operate if

____ or ____

A

> 6cm, symptomatic

29
Q

Aortic dissection:
Type ____ involves ____ and need to operate?
Type ____ involves ____ and need to operate?

A

A- involves ascending- must operate;

B- does not involve ascending- medical management

30
Q

___: Leading killer in US

A

CAD (2x cancer)

31
Q
CABG indications:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ symptoms
\_\_\_\_ % of \_\_\_\_ artery
\_\_\_\_\_\_ disease
\_\_\_\_% of \_\_\_ artery + other vessel
A

intractable symptoms; >50% left main; triple vessel disease; 70% LAD + other vessel

32
Q

Angioplasty:
___% restenosis by 1 year
vein graft 5 year patency ___%
IMA graft 20 year patency ___%

A

20%; 80%; 95%

33
Q

_____: #1 cardiac congenital defect
___% close on their own
OR if ___ or ___

A

VSD; 50% close; OR if symptoms or Failure to Thrive

34
Q

PDA: close all that ___ (med) does not at ___ (age)

A

indomethacin; 6 months of age

35
Q

IABP: augments ______ coronary blood flow and reduces ____ by inflating during _____.

A

diastolic; afterload; diastole

36
Q

IABP: inflates ____ (time) before T wave; deflates with ____.

A

40mec; p wave (Every year)