Cardiovascular Flashcards

1
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Treatment for Mitral Regurgitation 1. HR 2. SVR

A
  1. Increase 2. Increase These are both to cut down on the time and amount of volume that stays in the ventricle causing heart fail. Good to go fast and hard!
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2
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What does the Dicrotic Notch Correspond With?

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Aortic Valve Closure ie The end of systole

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3
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Monophasic Vs Biphasic. Which is preferred

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Usually Biphasic

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4
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Synchronized vs Unsynchronized Cardioversion. Which is preferred?

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Synchronized

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5
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Which Shock Pattern Causes R on T phenomenon

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Unsynchronized

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6
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How do you shock Vtach?

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Synchronized 120-200 J

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7
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How do you shock A fib?

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Synchronized 50-100 J

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8
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Which side IJ is CVL preferred on?

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Thoracic Duct drains to Junction of LIJ and L Subclavian

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9
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How Long to Thread J Wire to RA?

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15 cm

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10
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CVP: A wave

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Atrial contraction, end of diastole

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11
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CVP: C wave

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Ventricular Contraction, tricuspid Closure

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12
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CVP: X descent

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systolic collapse of atrial contraction, ie atrial relaxation

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13
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CVP: V wave

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Venous return to RA

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14
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CVP: Y descent

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diastolic collapse of atrial contraction ie tricuspid opens

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15
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Is Femoral Vein Medial or Lateral to Artery

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1 cm MEDIAL to arterial pulse

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16
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NAVEL lateral to medial?

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yes

17
Q

What muscle forms the borders of the internal jugular triangle

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sternocleidomastoid

18
Q

Cardiac Accelerator Fibers

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T1-T4, stellate ganglion

19
Q

NIBP: Maximum Oscillation Indicates

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Mean Blood Pressure

20
Q

Which Vessel Branch determines the dominant coronary artery

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Posterior Descending Artery (PDA)

21
Q

LAD 1. Wall of Heart 2. EKG Leads

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  1. Anterior Wall 2. Precordial Leads
22
Q

LCX 1. Wall of Heart 2. EKG Leads

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  1. Lateral Wall 2. I, AVL V5, V6
23
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RCA 1. Wall of Heat 2. EKG Leads

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  1. Inferior Wall 2. 2, 3, AVF
24
Q

Occlusion of what coronary artery is associated with heart block

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RCA

25
Q

TEE Dorito Tip

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Inferior Wall

26
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TEE Dorito Back

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Anterior Wall

27
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TEE Dorito Lateral Wing

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Lateral Wall

28
Q

Which Ventricle is Only Filled During Diastole?

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Left Ventricle

29
Q

Mild Aortic Stenosis: 1. Valve Area 2. Pressure Gradient

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  1. 1.5 cm2 2. 25 mm Hg
30
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Moderate Aortic Stenosis: 1. Valve Area 2. Pressure Gradient

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  1. 1-1.5 cm2 2. 25-40mm Hg
31
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Severe Aortic Stenosis: 1. Valve Area 2. Pressure Gradient

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  1. 0.7-1.0 cm2 2. 40-50mm Hg
32
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Critical Aortic Stenosis: 1. Valve Area 2. Pressure Gradient

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  1. 0.7 cm2 2. 50mm Hg
33
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Phleboastatic Access

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Intersection of 1. Fourth intercostal space 2. mid axillary line