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Causes of syncope in children? (7)

A
  1. Neurally mediated syncope (~75%)
  2. Cardiac (Long QT / pHTN / HCM; 2-3%)
  3. Seizures (2%)
  4. Conversion rxns (1.4%)
  5. hypoglycemia (0.4%)
  6. severe anemia (0.2%)
  7. hyperventilation (0.2%)
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Features of an innocent murmur (7)

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  1. Quiet 1-2/6
  2. systolic
  3. LSB sometimes w/radiation to RUSB or LUSB
  4. Low pitched
  5. Vibratory
  6. Decreases when moving to sitting position
  7. Accentuated in high output states (fever / infection /anemia)
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Cardiomyopathy seen in Duchenne MD? Age of onset?

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  1. Dilated cardiomyopathy due to dystrophin mutation
  2. >10 years old
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Cardiomyopathy seen in Friedrich’s ataxia?

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Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

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5
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Type of CHF seen in SCD?

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HOHF

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Sx of PCA aneurysm (2)

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  1. Dilated pupil
  2. Everted eye (all 2/2 CNIII compression / palsy)
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7
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Cause of preductal sat being >10% a post-ductal sat?

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R -> L shunt via PFO / PDA

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Cause of post-ductal sat >10% a pre-ductal sat?

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Cyanotic heart disease (ie TGA)

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9
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Age at which mod VSDs present? Why?

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1-2 months. That is when pulmonary vascular resistance falls enough to result in CHF.

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10
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When do HLHS neonates usually present and why?

Initial treatment?

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Which of the following represent O2 sats in babies w/obligate R->L shunts and why?

1) Pre > post
2) Post > pre
3) Pre = post

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1) Pre > post

Due to shunting of deoxygenated blood at level of PDA in HLHS or w/critical coarct

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12
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Norwood procedure (2 steps):

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  1. Dissection of the main PA from branch PA and connection to aorta
  2. Modified BT shunt to supply circulation to lungs (conduit from SCA or carotids to branch PAs)
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13
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Indications for Norwood?

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HLHS

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14
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BT shunt?

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SCA or ICA shunt to PAs

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15
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Purpose of a Fontan procedure?

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Bypassing the RV to offload pressure or valve atresias

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Stage 1 of the Fontan? Also referred to as?

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  1. SVC and branch PAs separated from their respective connections and connected to each other
  2. Bidirectional Glenn
17
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Stage 2 of the Fontan?

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IVC redirected to the PAs

18
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Flow of blood in uncorrected TGA (starting in RV)?

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Systemic deoxygenated in RV -> aorta -> PDA -> PAs -> lungs -> LA -> foramen ovale -> aorta -> rest of body