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Causes of syncope in children? (7)
- Neurally mediated syncope (~75%)
- Cardiac (Long QT / pHTN / HCM; 2-3%)
- Seizures (2%)
- Conversion rxns (1.4%)
- hypoglycemia (0.4%)
- severe anemia (0.2%)
- hyperventilation (0.2%)
Features of an innocent murmur (7)
- Quiet 1-2/6
- systolic
- LSB sometimes w/radiation to RUSB or LUSB
- Low pitched
- Vibratory
- Decreases when moving to sitting position
- Accentuated in high output states (fever / infection /anemia)
Cardiomyopathy seen in Duchenne MD? Age of onset?
- Dilated cardiomyopathy due to dystrophin mutation
- >10 years old
Cardiomyopathy seen in Friedrich’s ataxia?
Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
Type of CHF seen in SCD?
HOHF
Sx of PCA aneurysm (2)
- Dilated pupil
- Everted eye (all 2/2 CNIII compression / palsy)
Cause of preductal sat being >10% a post-ductal sat?
R -> L shunt via PFO / PDA
Cause of post-ductal sat >10% a pre-ductal sat?
Cyanotic heart disease (ie TGA)
Age at which mod VSDs present? Why?
1-2 months. That is when pulmonary vascular resistance falls enough to result in CHF.
When do HLHS neonates usually present and why?
Initial treatment?
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
1) Pre > post
Due to shunting of deoxygenated blood at level of PDA in HLHS or w/critical coarct
Norwood procedure (2 steps):
- Dissection of the main PA from branch PA and connection to aorta
- Modified BT shunt to supply circulation to lungs (conduit from SCA or carotids to branch PAs)
Indications for Norwood?
HLHS
BT shunt?
SCA or ICA shunt to PAs
Purpose of a Fontan procedure?
Bypassing the RV to offload pressure or valve atresias