CV 7 Flashcards

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A patient who had CKD is getting an infusion of nitroprusside for HTN emergency…and later develops metabolic acidosis/lactic acidosis + AMS…what should you suspect?

A

CYANIDE poising due to decreased renal clearance of metabolized byproduct of Nitroprusside.

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2
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Revascularization of an ischemic limb can cause this catastrophic syndrome.

A

Compartment syndrome.

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3
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What is the goal INR for Mechanical Aortic Valve Replacement?

What is the goal INR for Mechanical Mitral Valve Replacement?

What are the two medications that individuals with a mechanical valve should be placed on for life?

A

Aortic –> INR 2-3
Mitral –> INR 2.5-3.5

ASA (75-100) + Warfarin

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4
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The L Coronary Artery Gives rise to what three cardiac arteries? And what are of the heart do they supply?

The R Coronary Artery gives rise to what three cardiac arteries? And what are of the heart do they supply?

A

LCA:

  • -> L. Ant Descending (LAD) –> LV anterior wall
  • -> Septal branch of LAD –> Ant 2/3 of inter ventricular septum
  • -> Circumflex –> L. Atrium, L Ventricle lateral and posterior wall.

RCA:

  • -> R. Acute Marginal Branch –> RA, RV
  • -> Posterior Descending –> LV inferior wall, post 1/3 IV septum.
  • -> Nodal branch –> SA/AV node
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5
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What EKG leads correspond to:

  1. LAD (Ant wall MI)?
  2. Septal Branch (Septal MI)?
  3. Circumflex Branch (Lateral wall MI)?
  4. Post Descending Branch of RCA (inferior wall MI)?
A
  1. V2, V3, V4
  2. V1, V2, V3
  3. AVL, V5, V6
  4. AVF, II, III
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What is the time frame in which you define Peripartum Cardiomyopathy? What is the definition?

What are the three main RFs?

What is the management of Permpartum Cardiomyopathy?

Prognosis?

A

Peripartum Cardiomyopathy = HF that occurs btw 36 wks pregnancy to 5 months post partum.

Definition = LVEF < 45 during 36 wks to 5 months post partum + no other etiology of HF (dx of exclusion)

RFs:

  • Maternal age > 30
  • Multiparity
  • Pre-Eclampsia

Management:

  • Deliver baby if mom is HD unstable
  • Standard HF medications
  • Follow with serial echo for few years.

Prognosis:
- Some will have spontaneous resolution. IF LVEF dysfunction persists, no future pregnancy is banned.

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7
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For a woman who has experienced peripartum cardiomyopathy…what are the two conditions that would make another pregnancy contraindicated.

A
  1. LVEF < 20 % at time of dx

OR

  1. Continued HF (no resolution)
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8
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What are the three CHD “Equivalents” ?

A

DM
CKD
Non coronary atherosclerosis (PAD, stroke, AAA)

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9
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What are the 7 CHD risk factors?

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  1. Age (M>45, F> 55)
  2. Male gender
  3. Fam Hx (M<50, F<60)
  4. HTN
  5. HLD
    6 Smoking
    6 Obesity
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10
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In Second degree Heart Block…

What is the difference between Mobitz type I and Moritz type II:

  1. In location of block?
  2. EKG finding?
  3. Affected by Exercise or Atropine?
  4. Affected by Vagal maneuvers?
  5. Need for pacemaker?
A
  1. LOCATION OF BLOCK
    Type 1: @ AV node
    Type 2: Below AV node/bundle of His
  2. EKG:
    Type 1: Progressive increase in PR until QRS is dropped (non-conducting P)
    Type 2: PR interval prolonged but consistent, with intermittent non-conducting P in a set ratio (2:1, 3: 1 ext)
  3. EXERCISE/ATROPINE
    Type 1: Improves
    Type 2: Worsens
  4. VAGAL MANEUVERS
    Type 1: Worsens
    Type 2: Paradoxically improves
  5. PACEMAKER
    Type 1: NO
    Type 2: Yes
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11
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What is the treatment of COCAINE INDUCED CP?

What is contraindicated?

A

IV BZDs.

BB contraindicated (unopposed alpha effect causing vasoconstriction).

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12
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In what scenario can you see neurological problems in the setting of an Aortic Dissection?

A

Stanford Type A Dissection (involving asc Aorta) that involves the Carotid Arteries

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13
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A patient comes in with COCAINE intoxication and has acute onset neurologic deficits…what two mechanisms should be on your differential?

A
  1. Cerebral Artery Vasoconstriction

2. Aortic dissection extending into Carotid Arteries

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14
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In what type of MI can you develop cardiogenic shock from standard MI trx meds of NTG and Morphine?

How do you treat if HYPOTN develops?

A

RV MI (Inferior wall MI AVF, II, III)

–> Decrease in Preload can precipitate cariogenic shock.

TRX: IVF + stop NTG, Morphine, Diuretics.

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15
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After successful PCI after MI, without any evidence of further ischemia, how many weeks should you wait before having sex?

A

2 weeks

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