CONGENITAL VALVULAR DS, DENTAL PROPHYLAXIS Flashcards

1
Q

guidelines for proph against endocarditis
- who to medicate?

A

hx of endocarditis, prosthetic cardiac valve repair, congenital heart ds (unrepair cyanotic ds, completely repaired congenital w prosthetic in first 6 months, repaired cyanotic heart hs w residual effect)

only PROSTHETIC material

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2
Q

dental proph- first line

A

amoxicillin

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3
Q

dental proph- if allergic to penicillin

A

cephalexin, clindamycin, azithromycin

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4
Q

reversal agent for:

beta blocker

A

glucagon

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5
Q

reversal agent for:

heparin

A

protamine

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6
Q

reversal agent for:

coumadin/warfarin

A

vit k, fresh frozen plasma

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7
Q

dabigatran (pradaxa)

A

idarucizumab (pradabind)

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8
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digoxin

A

digoxin immune Fab (digibind)

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9
Q

apixaban (eliquis)

A

andexanet alfa (andexxa)

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10
Q

tetralogy

A
  • VSD
  • concentric RVH
  • RV outflow obstruction due to infundibular stenosis
  • septal overriding of aorta in 50% of patients
  • right sided aortic arch in 25%
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11
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repair for Tetralogy

A

RV outflow patch and VSD closure
- arrhythmias common

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12
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septal defects- names

A

ASD, VSD, PFO (patent foramen ovale)

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13
Q

ASD
- what is it
- symp?
- murmur

A

failed closure between R and L atrium
- MC asymp till adulthood
- systolic ejection murmur at 2nd LICS

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14
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VSD
- what is it
- symp?
- murmur

A

failed closure between R and L ventricle
- systolic murmur at LLSB

symptoms depend on size
- asymp to failure to thrive

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15
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PFO
- what is it
- symp?
- results in

A

failed closure of foramen ovale
- can be asymp
- embolic CVA known as paradoxical embolism

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16
Q

atrial/PFO L to R causes

A

RV overload

17
Q

atrial/PFO R to L causes

18
Q

emboli are more common in?

A

PFO vs ASD

19
Q

repair for Atrial/PFO

A

percutaneous patch repair

20
Q

ventricular sd
- how does it repair
- how to determine size

A

spontaneous closure during growing

VSD side is defined by comparison to aortic root size
25%, 25-75, and >75

consider shunting and obstruction

surgical repair, membranous percutaneous closure

21
Q

VSD murmur

A

harsh holosystolic murmur Left 3rd-4th space at LLSB

22
Q

large VSD have inc what

A

inc CHF and mortality by 40 y/o

23
Q

aorta coarctation

A

systemic secondary HTN presentation, diff in upper vs lower extremities BP
- 20 mmHg gradient

50-80% w a bicuspid aortic valve and cerebral berry aneurysms

turner syndrome associated

24
Q

coarctation of aorta symptoms, imaging, tx

A

delayed pulse in femoral compared to brachial

  • adv imaging: CT, MRI/MRA
  • endovascular stenting preferred
25
Q

patent ductus arteriosus
what is it, symptoms, murmur?

A

fetal blood vessel remains open
- abnormal blood flow between aorta and pulm artery

L to R shunting
inc pulm blood flow
potential HF if untreated
L heart has volume overload

murmur- continous machinery like murmur heard at L infraclavicular area

26
Q

PDA- when does it usually close (functional and permanent)

A

functional- 24-48 hts after birth
permanent- weeks to months

27
Q

PDA- tx

A

NSAIDS, surgical ligation, percutaneous catheter closure