Chap. 9 - Cardio techniques Flashcards

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Q

What should be done to a hypovolemic patient to see neck veins

A

have them lie flat

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What should you do to a patient that has an increased jugular venous pressure

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elevate the patient head to 60 or 90 degrees

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3
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What is increased JVP correlated with

A

acute and chronic and left side heart failure

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4
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What findings do you see with COPD patients

A

venous pressure elevate on expiration

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5
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Elevated JVP is specific for

A

increased left ventricular end diastolic

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6
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What is the usual cause of unilateral distention of the external jugular vein

A

local kinking or obstruction

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7
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Where does a prominent a wave occur

A

tricuspid stenosis

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8
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Where does absent a waves occur

A

Atrial Fibrillation

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9
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Where does large v waves occur

A

tricuspid regurgitation

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10
Q

What will a tortuous and kinked carotid artery produce

A

unilateral pulsatile bulge

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11
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What causes decreased pulsations

A

decreased stroke volume

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12
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What can pressure on the carotid sinus cause

A

reflex drop in the pulse rate or blood pressure

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13
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Where does small, thready or weak pulse occur

A

cardiogenic shock

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14
Q

Where does a bounding pulse occur

A

aortic insufficiency

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15
Q

Where is the carotid upstroke delayed

A

aortic stenosis

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16
Q

Which two pulses vary beat to beat

A

pulsus alternans

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17
Q

Which pulse varies with respiration

A

paradoxical pulse

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18
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What are characteristics of Pulsus alternans

A

alternate loud and soft Korotkoff sounds

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19
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what do you call the difference of more than 10mmHg between the highest and lowest systolic pressure

A

paradoxical pulse

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20
Q

What diseases can be associated with paradoxical pulse

A

pericardial tamponade

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21
Q

Where can bruits arise from

A

atherosclerotic narrowing

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22
Q

What sounds are characteristics of mitral stenosis

A

S3

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23
Q

What sounds are characteristic of aortic insufficiency

A

soft decrescendo higher pitched diastolic murmur

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24
Q

Where is the S1 sound diminished

A

1st degree heart block

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Where is the S2 sound diminished
aortic stenosis
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Where would successful palpation less likely to work
thickened chests
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What percentage of people have a palpable apex in the supine position
25% to 40%
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What percentage of people have a palpable apex in the left lateral decubitus position
50% of people
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What are two things that can displace the apical impulse upward and to the left
pregnancy
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Where is lateral displacement from the cardiac enlargement seen
heart failure
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What does lateral displacement outside the midclavicular line cause
cardiac enlargement 3-4x more likely
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What does a diffuse PMI greater than 3cm in the lateral decubitus position represent
left ventricular enlargement
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What can an increased amplitude of the pulse reflect
hyperthyroidism
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A normally located amplitude that is now a sustained high amplitude impulse is caused by
left ventricular hypertrophy from pressure overload
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where is a sustained low amplitude impulse seen
dilated cardiomyopathy
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What does a brief middiastolic impulse indicate
S3
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What impulse is indicated just before the systolic apical beat itself.
S4
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When does a marked increase in amplitude with little or no change in duration occur
volume overload
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When does an impulse with increased amplitude and duration occurs
pressure overload of right ventricle
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What does a palpable S2 suggest
pulmonary hypertension
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What does a marked dilated failing heart have for its impulse
hypokinetic apical that is displaced far to the left
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What sounds does the left lateral decubitus accentuate
left sided S3 and S4
43
The position of sit up, lean forward, exhale completely and stop breathing in expiration will accentuate what sound
aortic murmurs (aortic regurgancy)
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What do diastolic murmurs indicate
valvular disease
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What do systolic murmurs indicate
valvular disease but can be nothing
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What do midsysolic murmurs typically arise from?
bloodflow across the semilunar valves
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What do Pansystolic murmurs often occur with?
regurgitant flow across the av nodes
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What is a late systolic murmur?
murmur of the mitral valve prolapse
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What do early diastolic murmurs typically accompany
regurgitant flow across incompetent semilunar valves
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What do middiastolic and presystolic murmurs reflect
turbulent flow across the Av valves
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Where does a loud murmur of aortic stenosis often radiate to
neck in the direction of the arterial flow
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Where does the murmur of mitral regurgitation often radiate to
axilla suggesting the role of bone conduction
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What is Grade 1 of a murmur
very faint
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What is Grade 2 of a murmur
Quiet
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What is Grade 3 of a murmur
moderately loud
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What is Grade 4 of a murmur
loud with palpable thrill
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What is Grade 5 of a murmur
very loud with thrill
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What is Grade 6 of a murmur
very loud with a thrill
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What is the most compelling feature of the murmur from the hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
only systolic murmur that increases during the strain phase
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Where are the Korotkoff sounds heard during heart failure
during phase 2 strain phase