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Acute decompensated heart failure

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Rad/chemo, management —> O2, furosemide, nitro if stable, pressors (NE) if unstable

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PVCs tx

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Bb/CCB, amiodarone 2nd line, only treat if symptomatic

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Sick sinus syndrome tx

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pacemaker THEN Bb

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Vasovagal syncope etiology

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Parasympathetic innervation—> SA arrest

Less common Sympathetic inactivated, vasodilation, drop in bp

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Dropped beats after progressively longer PRs

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Mobitz I

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Complication of AAA repair

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Bowel ischemia

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Bounding pulses

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Aortic regurg (also septic shock during hyperacute=hypotension, dec SVR, inc cap permeability, later have cold extremities), also PT feels pounding HR

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Aortic stenosis physical exam findings

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Pulsus parvis et tardis, soft S2, systolic cres-decresc murmur early peak = mild, mid-late peak = severe R upper sternal border

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Pulsus paradoxus

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Tamponade, COPD/asthma can also cause, DECREASED systolic BP by >10 during INSPIRATION

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Indication for mitral valve repair in MR

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Primary MR, LVEF<60

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Complications of PCI

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AV fistula (continuous bruit, thrill, can watch may spontaneously close, close w compression, close surgically)
pseudoaneurysm (pulsatile, systolic bruit)
aneurysm (limb ischemia)
retroperitoneal hematoma flank pain + hypotension 24 h

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Marfans + sudden onset severe CP

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Acute aortic dissection, AR, diastolic murmur

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Acute aortic dissection management

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Pain (morphine), pressure <120 IV esmolol, nitro 2nd line, NO HYDRAL, CXR pericardial effusion, mediastinal widening, dx CT if stable, TEE if unstable

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Patient comes in w ACS

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Aspirin (unless worried about aneurysm), oxygen

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Pericarditis

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Don’t forget about pts with CKD!!! Pericarditis hurts more when you MUVA (worse lying down) post-MI, uremia, viral, autoimmune, pulsus paradoxus, uremia dialysis DOESNT HAVE EKG STelev/PRdep, tx NSAIDs and colchicine

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Pericardial effusion

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Suspect in PT w blunt trauma
w/o tamponade PMI nonpalpable, muffled heart sounds
w/ tamponade becks triad JVD hypotension muffled heart sounds
mech dec RV filling, dec RV compliance, dec LV volume

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Management of a fib

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Unstable cardioversion, stable Rx (Bb, CCB, dig)

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Pharmacologic stress test

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Adenosine vasodilator, increases flow to show relative lower uptake (no inc in HR or BP), don’t use in pts with COPD

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HFpEF

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EF>50%

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Supraventricular tachycardia

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Unstable synch cardioversion, stable can try adenosine or vag maneuvers

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Shock (hypovol, cardiogenic, septic)

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Hypovolemic preload low, CO low, SVR high trying to compensate inc sympathetic tone

Cardiogenic heart is fucked so CO low, preload high b/c heart is fucked, SVR high trying to compensate

Septic everything is dilated cytokines etc so SVR and preload low, CO high trying sooooo hard to keep shit together

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Tetralogy of fallot

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Single S2 (P2 inaudible), crescendo decresc systolic murmur

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23
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HTN definition, w/u, tx

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> 140 x 3 1w apart
UA, BMP, lipids, no w/u for secondary HTN unless fail >3 rx, sudden onset, <30 yo w no fam hx, severe
Tx: lifestyle all pts (diet/wt loss, exercise, alcohol)
Rx criteria: >140 OR >130 + ACS, DM, CKD, >65, 10y risk >10%

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Angina

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Typical loc/duration, worse w exercise/stress, better w rest/nitro, first step EKG stress test

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Cyanotic infant <24 h old single S2 w no murmur

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Transposition of the great vessels +- murmur (PFO=no murmur), also single S2 with tet (+ right outflow cresc-decresc systolic murmur)

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Valvular abscess

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Endocarditis + early diastolic murmur (AR) + conduction abnormalities

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27
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Rx that increases QRS with faster HR

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Flecainide (class 1C)

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Bb in pt w eczema

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ASTHMA, will cause cough/wheezes

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29
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Hypertriglyceridemia treatment

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Statin + <500 lifestyle modifications if >1,000 fibrates NO ALCOHOL niacin is NOT GOOD

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Cardiac cath complications

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Atherosclerotic emboli = TERR Blue Toes, end organ damage, retina, rash

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Supravalvular aortic stenosis

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Usually congenital, difference in BP r and l arm, systolic murmur heard higher up on R sternal border, palpable thrill suprasternal notch

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32
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Reproducible CP worse with movement

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Costochondritis, double ChEck w CXR EKG, no stress test

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Warfarin INDUCERS

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NSAIDs, acetaminophen, antibiotics, amiodarone

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34
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LEFT AXIS DEVIATION IN A BABY STOP FUCKING FORGETTING THIS

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Tricuspid atresia

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Tachycardia-mediated cardiomyopathy

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Rhythm and rate control (Bb) can be reversible act fast

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36
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Is PEA a shockable rhythm?

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NO! Do chest compressions

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37
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Fibromuscular dysplasia

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Consider as cause of secondary HTN, amarousis fugax, aldosterone/renin will be <20, ddx adrenal tumor aldosterone/renin will be >20, dx CTA or Doppler US

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Rhythms can use a defibrillator

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V fib, pulseless V tach, shock, epi q3-5 min if not responsive, amiodarone/lidocaine

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39
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Patient w SVT

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Give adenosine for diagnostic

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40
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Peripartum cardiomyopathy

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36 weeks

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41
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Constrictive pericarditis

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Viral (TB), Radiation, idIOpathic Surgery, Kussmaul’s sign (INC JVP on inspiration), pericardial knock, CXR calcifications

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42
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PAD tx

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Aspirin, statin, exercise, surgery

*** SENSORY/MOTOR, REST PAIN GIVE HEPARIN then other studies (TTE), bypass grafting ABI <0.4 or rest pain

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43
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Niacin

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Flushing itching something with prostaglandins give with aspirin but really just don’t give not effective

44
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Drugs after DES

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Aspirin + clopidogrel p2y12, ACEi, Bb, statin, spironolactone

44
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Isolated systolic HTN

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Syst >140 diastolic <90, hardened arterial walls can’t dilate

44
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Cor pulmonale

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NO CRACKLES in a lunger

45
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AAA

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screening=65-75 men ever smoker
RF for rupture=cont smoking
Sx=can have hematuria w rupture! Prevertebral calcification
Tx=emergent surg (indications=>5.5cm OR symptomatic any size, contraindications=cancer, other comorbidity w/ high mortality risk)

46
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PE

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Pleuritic (sharp) CP, normal lung sounds, normal CXR, LONG DISTANCE TRUCK DRIVER

3 pts—> Ddx, DVT
1.5 pts—> HR>100, Hx DVT/PE, Hx recent surg/immobilization
1 pt—>Coughing blood, Cancer

5+ pts= DVT likely, FIRST give O2, fluids, if no contraindication to anticoag (hemorrhage) give Hep THEN get CT, if contraindicated get CT first then IVC filter

ONLY unfractionated hep GFR <30 (no Xa inh or LMWH)

(In preg) V/Q pretest prob–> nl VQ r/o, low low r/o, high high r/i, other combo nd w/u CTA or LE US

47
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BNP

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CHF CHF CHF AND NOTHING ELSE

48
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Polycystic kidney dz

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Early onset HTN, B/L UPPER ABDOMINAL MASSES

49
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Inspiration

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Decreases SBP, but >10 is not normal pulsus paradoxus

50
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Baby that’s fine but becomes cyanotic in a day or 2 of life

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PDA closure!

51
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Young pt recent viral illness signs of CHF

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Dilated cardiomyopathy

52
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Malignant HTN

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HTN >=180/120 + hypertensive encephalopathy (retinal hemorrhage, exudate, papilledema, neuro probs, cerebral edema) +- end organ damage

53
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Long QT tx

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Bb, pacer if h/o syncope

54
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RFs for APCs

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Alcohol, smoking, caffeine, stress

55
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Amiodarone side effects

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PHQ-TS pulm, hepatitis, long QT, thyroid, skin turns blue

Always get PFTs, TSH

56
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Sustained monomorphic VT

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If stable amiodarone don’t need to shock

57
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Most common arrhythmia with acute MI (10-60 min)

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Ventricular arrhythmia, V fib, reentrant

58
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Symptomatic sinus bradycardia w hypotension

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Atropine —> if not responsive, dopamine/epi

59
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Dig + amiodarone

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Nausea vomiting, vision color changes, Arrhythmias

60
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Nitroglycerin mech of action

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Vasodilation —> dec preload, coronary arteries are already max dilated

61
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Pulmonic stenosis PE

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Split S2 throughout widens w inspiration, systolic ejection click, L upper sternal border, congenital

62
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Most common complication of stent

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Thrombosis, ST elev, 10 days after, usually med noncompliance

63
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Bb toxicity

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Bradycardia, wheezing, AMS/arrhythmia, hypotension, hypoglycemia, sz
Give fluids, IV atropine, if still hypotensive GLUCAGON

65
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HOCM

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AD, tx Bb

65
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Nitroprusside infusion in PT w renal failure

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Cyanide tox, AMS, seizure, lactic acidosis

66
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Vascular ring

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BIPHASIC or EXPIRATORY stridor

67
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Indication for statin

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ACS
40-75 yo w DM
10-y risk > 7.5%
LDL > 190

68
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Laryngomalacia

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INSPIRATORY stridor collapse of upper airway (like snoring) 4-8mo, flex laryngoscopy

69
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PERICARDITIS + HIGH CR

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UREMIC OMG OMG DIALYSIS STOP FORGETTING THIS

70
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Cardiac myxoma

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MC cardiac tumor
Systemic sx, emboli, obstruction/cardiac sx, diastolic murmur
Dx echo
Tx surgery

71
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Ventricular aneurysm

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Several mo after MI, deep Qs + ST elev, CHF/angina, thrombus, arrhythmia

72
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AV fistula

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Trauma, iatrogenic, high OP heart failure, warm/flushed extremity, inc carotid upstroke, dx doppler tx surg

73
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HMGCOA reductase

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Intracellular

74
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Normal JVP

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< 3 cm @45*

75
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Who is low risk for CAD and doesn’t need any further testing?

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Women < 50, men < 40, atypical chest pain, no risk factors

76
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Most common post-MI complication

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Thrombus in LA—> get echo in PT w stroke, peripheral thrombus, etc etc

77
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Chronic venous insufficiency tx

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Lifestyle (Leg raise, ex, comp stockings), duplex US

78
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Septic shock

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SVR decreases (vasodilation), CO increases, PCWP/LA pressure decreases, lactate (dec perfusion) metabolic acidosis

79
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RAAS system

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SNS B1—>inc renin (Bb)
Angiotensinogen—>ATI (renin inh aliskiren)
ATI—>ATII (ACEi)
ATII—>vasoconstriction, inc aldo (ARB)
Aldo—>Na H2O retention (spironolactone)
80
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Mediastinitis

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2 weeks after CABG

81
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Which direction of shunt is the bad one

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RIGHT TO LEFT (not in alphabetical order, fucked uppppp)

82
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TCA toxicity

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Tachycardic, Long QT (hypoCa), altered, Get EKG! Give bicarb to minimized effects on QRS

83
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Cocaine

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Same as ACS (O2, ASA, nitro) BUT NO BB, give benzo

84
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Hypothermia

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<28 severe
<32 moderate
<35 mild

85
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Transposition of great vessels

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MC cyanosis neonatal pd, DOES NOT RESPOND TO SUPPLEMENTAL O2, PDA, VSD or PFO give PGE
DiGeorge (George is trans)

87
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Superficial thrombophlebitis

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RF varicose veins, red tender warm, +/- cord (if thrombus present), nl pulses, tx supportive

88
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TIA

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Carotid US

90
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Amaurosis fugax causes

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TIA (carotid US), GCA (ESR, bx), OPHTHALMIC ARTERY IS A BRANCH OF THE INTERNAL CAROTID

91
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Fat embolism

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24-48 h after ortho surg, may look like PE + RASH

92
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CENTRAL cyanosis

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lips tongue nails, cong heart dz NOT PHYSIOLOGIC

93
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Blunt thoracic aortic injury

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MVC, stable CT angiogram or TEE, unstable surgery

94
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Long QT–>Torsades du pointe

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> 0.44M, 0.46F, Give Mg

95
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Aortic regurgitation

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Asyx LV eccentric (thicker and bigger) inc compliance –> CHF

96
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Upper extremity DVT

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Central line, young male wt lifter or b-ball

97
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Carotid endarterectomy

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> 70% stenosis + SX

98
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Acute coronary ischemia

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Ventricular arrhythmia

99
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Digoxin

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ACUTE toxicity hyperK

CHRONIC toxicity hypoK, hypoMg –> PVCs

100
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PAD pain in calves

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femoropopliteal arteries

101
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Skin probs PAD vs venous stasis

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CHF=venous stasis

102
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Mitral stenosis

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Opening snap S2, diastolic murmur apex, rheumatic fever hx, LV OK until progresses to regurg–> will have s/s R heart probs

103
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VSD prenatal/postnatal

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prenatal RVP=LVP, postnatal fall in pulm vasc resistance causes L–>R shunt = murmur 10days old

104
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Statin indications

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ACS, DM 40-75, 10y risk 7.5%, LDL>190

105
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Giant cell arteritis

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Polymyalgia rheumatica, aortic aneurysm

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