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Beck’s Triad

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Hypotension, JVD, muffled heart sounds

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Cardiac Tamponade Treatment

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Pericardiocentesis or just fluid if shocked

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3
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Cardiac Tamponade ECG

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Electrical alternans

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Acute Pericarditis Causes

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Idiopathic (most common; presumed viral), confirmed infx (Coxsackie), neoplasia, autoimmune (SLE, RA), uremia, CV (acute STEMI, Dressler syndrome), radiation therapy

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5
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Acute Pericarditis Treatment

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NSAIDs and colchicine (antiinflammatory)

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6
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Troponin Timeline

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Rise 3-12 h, peak 24-48 h, normal 5-14 d

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CKMB Timeline

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Return to baseline in 48-72h. Good for reinfarction detection

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STEMI <120m

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Coronary angiography&raquo_space; balloon angioplasty&raquo_space; stent placement* if significant (>50%) without STEMI

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9
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Discharge STEMI with…

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DAPT - Aspirin lifelong + P2Y12i for 12m, Atorvastatin lifelong, BB, ACEi, Aldosterone (if HFeEF)

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10
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MI Complications

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VF, fibrinous pericarditis, ACUTE MITRAL REGURGITATION, rupture, Dressler syndrome

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Unstable Angina

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Chest pain at rest or chest pain of increasing frequency, >20min, considered ACS, may have T-wave inversion

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12
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Cardiac-Sounding Chest Pain

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Troponin at 3h, <12ng/L ACS unlikely=cardiologist outpatient, >30ng/L= treat ACS

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13
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Other 5 Causes for Raised Troponin

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CKD, sepsis, myocarditis, Ao dissection, pulmonary oedema

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14
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CHF Treatment

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ACEi/ARB, BB, spironolactone, loop diuretic, digoxin if severe + AF

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Infective Endocarditis Causes

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Streptococcus viridans, S. aureus in IVDU

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16
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Infective Endocarditis Diagnosis

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Echocardiogram + positive blood cultures, or one + minor criteria

17
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Bradycardia with Regular PR and Sudden QRS Drop

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Mobitz II = temporary pacing

18
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Rate Control in AF

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Metoprolol, atenolol, bisoprolol (cardioselective BB)

19
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BB Side Effects

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Exacerbates asthma, COPD, AV block

20
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Before Start Amiodarone

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Order TFT, LFT, UE, echo, CXR

21
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QT Prolongation Causes

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Hypo mg, k, ca, thermia, Antidepressants, antipsychotics, ABX

22
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QT Prolongation Definition

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QT > 50% of RR, 440ms (men), 460ms (women)

23
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Short QT Causes

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Hyperkalaemia, digoxin effect, congenital

24
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LBBB Criteria

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QRS> 120ms, Left-sided axis deviation, Dominant S wave in V1, Broad monophasic R wave in lateral leads + T-wave inversion

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AF Rhythm Control

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Unstable <48h: DCC, IV UFH, >48h: DCC, TOE + IV UFH, Stable >48h: DCC, AC for 4wk

26
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CHAD2VASC2

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<65y and no comorbidity= No AC, >65y female= AC, >65y men + HPN or DM= AC, >75y regardless gender= AC

27
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CHADVASC Score Use

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Estimate the risk of stroke in patients with atrial fibrillation (AF) or atrial flutter

28
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Secondary Prevention After Stroke/TIA with AF

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Warfarin or DOAC

29
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Disabling Ischemic Stroke Management

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DAPT for 10-21 days, then clopidogrel or aspirin + dipyridamole, if cardioembolic: DOAC after ~14 days

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