Cardiovascular System Flashcards

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Non cardiac causes of oedema

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Nephrotic syndrome
Liver disease
Drugs
Immobility

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Cardiac causes of oedema

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❤️ failure
Constructive pericarditis
Venous stasis
Lymphoedema

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2
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Causes of paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnoea (PND)

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IHD
Aortic valve disease
⬆️BP
Cardiomyopathy
AF
Mitral valve disease
Atrial tumours
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3
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What drugs can cause dyspnoea?

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B blockers in asthmatics
Exacerbation of ❤️ failure by B blockers
Ca channel antagonists (verapamil)
NSAIDs

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4
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What drug can cause dizziness?

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Vasodilators (nitrates, a blockers, ACE inhibitors, Angiotensin 2 receptor antagonists)

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5
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What drugs can aggregate angina?

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Thyroxine

Drug induced anaemia- aspirin or NSAIDs

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What drugs can cause oedema?

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Steroids
NSAIDs
Ca channel antagonists (amlodipine)

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What drugs can cause palpitations?

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Thyroxine
B2 stimulants 
Digoxin toxicity
Hypokalaemia from diuretics 
Tricyclic antidepressants
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Causes of unilateral leg oedema

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DVT
Soft tissue infection
Trauma
Immobility - hemiplagia
Lymphoedema
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Causes of bilateral leg oedema

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❤️ failure
Chronic venous insufficiency
Hypoproteinaemia (nephrotic syndrome)
Lymphatic obstruction
Drugs
IVC obstruction
Thiamine deficiency
Milroy's disease
Immobility
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What drugs cause bilateral leg oedema

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NSAIDs
Amlodipine
Nifedipine
Fludrocortisone

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11
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Cardiovascular cause of a stroke

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Cerebral embolism
Endocarditis
⬆️BP

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12
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Cardiovascular causes of jaundice & abdo pain

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Liver congestion secondary to ❤️ failure

Mesenteric embolism

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13
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Cardiovascular cause if Oligouria

⬇️ urine output

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❤️ failure

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14
Q

Facial clues for ❤️ disease

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Central cyanosis
Xanthalasma
Corneal Arcus
Malar flush 
Venous pulsation 
Carotid bruit
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15
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Causes of secondary hypertension

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Renal artery disease
PCC
Conn's (aldosterone)
Cushing's (ACTH) 
Coarctation of the aorta
Adult Polycystic kidney disease
16
Q

JVP in ❤️ failure

A

Elevation
Sustained abdominojugular reflux
>10 seconds

17
Q

JVP in pulmonary embolism

A

Elevation

18
Q

JVP in pericardial effusion

A

Elevation

Prominent ‘y’ descent

19
Q

JVP in pericardial constriction

A

Elevation

Kussmaul’s sign

20
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JVP in SVC obstruction

A

Elevation

Loss of pulsation

21
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JVP in AF

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Absent ‘a’ waves

22
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JVP in tricuspid stenosis

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Giant ‘a’ waves

23
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JVP in in tricuspid regurgitation

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Giant ‘v’ waves

24
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JVP in complete ❤️ block

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‘Cannon’ waves

25
Q

Physiological causes if a 3rd ❤️ sound

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Healthy young adults
Athletes
Pregnancy
Fever

26
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Pathological causes of a 3rd ❤️ sound

A

Large, poorly contracting L ventricle

Mitral regurgitation

27
Q

How many grades of murmur are there? Which is the loudest?

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1-6

6- heard without a stethoscope!

28
Q

Risk factors for DVT

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Recent bed rest/ operations
Resent travel/ long flights
Previous trauma to leg
Pregnancy
Malignant disease
Previous DVT
Family history
Recent central venous catheterisation