CCS VT 2020 Guidelines Flashcards

1
Q

When should CMR be performed?

A

Present with VT/VF when the initial evaluation has failed to establish the etiology of the underlying heart disease.

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2
Q

AADs for Sustained PMVT?
-Normal QT with ischemia
-Normal QT without ischemia
-Prolonged QTc

A

-Normal with Ischemia: Amio or Lido

-No Ischemia: Amio

-Prolonged QT: Mg, Pace, BB, Lidocaine if needed

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3
Q

Doses of following in VT?
-Lidocaine
-Amiodarone
-Procainamide

A

-Lidocaine: 100mg push (50mg if < 45kg), subsequent 50mg push

-Amiodarone: 300mg push (150mg if < 45kg) or 150mg push

-Procainamide: 10mg/kg over 20 minutes

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4
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First line AAD treatment for MMVT? 2nd line (2)?

A

1st: Procainamide

2nd: Amiodarone, Lidocaine

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5
Q

BB choice and dose for VT storm

A

Propranolol 40 q6h

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6
Q

How does indication for VT ablation vary based on MMVT and ICMO

A

-In ICMO and MMVT -> Ablation first line

-In NICMO and MMVT -> Ablation 2nd line

-PMVT -> no ablation

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7
Q

First line AAD for all VT (not in acute phase) (apart from Prolonged QT)

A

-Sotalol/AAD

-Prolonged: Optimize BB

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8
Q

How to dose reduce Sotalol based on renal function? When to not use?

A

-Once daily dosing if eGFR 40-60

-If eGFR less than 40 then dont use (AHA SVT, CCS AF 2020)

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9
Q

What level of NYHA and LVEF can you use Sotalol?

A

-NYHA 3, LVEF < 20% (Don’t use if LVEF < 40% for Afib)

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10
Q

Monitoring when on Sotalol?

A

-eGFR q6 months

-ECG: QTc monitoring 5-7 days after starting, and then every 6 months

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11
Q

When to stop Sotalol based on QTc?

A
  • 500msec
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12
Q

What does Amiodarone do to Digoxin? Warfarin?

A

-Increases both (By 20-30%)

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13
Q

Procedural complication rate of VT ablation?

A

3-6%

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14
Q

How to program VT zone for secondary prevention?

A

10-20 bpm slower than the slowest documented VT

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15
Q

Two causes of Bidirectional VT?

A

-Digoxin Toxicity

-CPVT

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16
Q

What 3 populations have the highest porportion of Cardiac Arrests?

A

-Post MI

-LVEF < 30%

-Post Cardiac Arrest Survivor

17
Q

What are two treatments for VT from coronary spasm ? (2)

A

-CCB
-Smoking Cessation

Others from Laflamme (BB, Nitrates, Mg supplementation)

18
Q

Three class 1 indications for Primary Prevention ICD in patients with IHD?

A

-LVEF < 35%, NYHA II/III despite GDMT, 40 days post MI, 90 days post revascularization, LE > 1 year

-LVEF < 30%, NYHA 1, 40 days post MI, 90 days post revasc, LE > 1 year

-LVEF < 40%, NSVT, Inducible VT/VF in EPS, LE > 1 year

19
Q

What NYHA 4 symptoms to place ICD? (3)

A

-Secondary Prevention

-Candidate for transplant

-Candidate for LVAD

20
Q

When is ICD in LMNA mutation suggested for primary prevention? (4)

A

2 or more of the following risk factors:

-NSVT
-LVEF < 45%
-Male
-Nonmissense mutation

21
Q

What is first line VT therapy post BB? (2)

A

-Sotalol
-Amiodarone

22
Q

What medication is recommended in ARVC?

A

Beta Blocker

23
Q

When is ICD recommended in ARVC for primary prevention? (1)

A

-RVEF or LVEF < 35%

(Secondary Prevention as well)

24
Q

Two class 1 indications for ICD placement in Sarcoidosis?

A

LVEF < 35%

Survivors of Cardiac Arrest

25
Q

When can ICD be used in CAV post transplant ?

A

LV dysfunction, CAV and LE > 1 year

26
Q

Review Neuromuscular disorders associated with Heart Disease

A
27
Q

When is Beta Blocker recommended in LQT?

A

> 470 msec

Symptoms

28
Q

When is Left Cardiac Sympathetic denervation recommended in LQTs?

A

-BB or ICD indicated but refused

-Ongoing VT despite BB therapy

29
Q

When is ICD indicated in LQTs?

A

-BB indicated but refused

-Secondary prevention

30
Q

Indication for ICD in Brugada?

A

Spontaneous Type 1 pattern with Sustained VT, CA, or suspicious syncope

31
Q

When is Catheter ablation indicated for PVC CMO?

A

-Declining LV function with Frequent PVCs (>15%, monomorphic) for who the antiarrhythmic medications are ineffective, not tolerated -> Catheter ablation is useful

32
Q

What congenital lesion is associated with most amount of Ventricular Arrhythmia?

A

Tetralogy of Fallot

33
Q

What valvular disease is associated with most amount of Ventricular Arrythmia?

A

Aortic Stenosis

34
Q

When is Subcutaneous ICD recommended?

A

Patients who meet criteria for ICD who have inadequate vascular access or are at high risk for infection in whom pacing for brady/CRT not anticipated

35
Q

When to implant ICD for cardiac syncope?

A

LVEF < 35% (Class 1)