CV Summary Q's Flashcards

1
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side effects of different diuretics

A

Loop - Frusemide - Gout? hypotension, hypoNAT + hypoKAL, dehydration

Thiazide - Bendrofluzemide? - gout, hyperGLYC
K sparing - Spironolactone - hyperKal, hypo Nat,

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2
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side effects of other CV drugs

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ACE = first dose hypotension, no give with RAS, cough, rash
ARB = Hyper KAL, rash, musc cramps
CCB - periph vasodil = fluid retention/ HR down
B Blocker = bradycard, hallucination, lethargy
Statin = interact with clari
Aspirin = bleeding, ulcers
GTN = hypotension

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3
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causes of long QT syndrome\

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cardiomyopathy, interaction statin and clari, venlafaxine

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4
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indications for ICD insertion

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pref VF, long QT synd, sustained VT

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5
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defintions of Pre, After Load, and Starlings curve.

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Pre - the maximum stretch of the ventricular muscle fibres following diasystole
After - resistance against which LV ejects blood during systole

Starlings - the strength of heart contraction is directly proportional to the diatolic expansion, meaning, normally ALL blood will be ejected from the heart

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6
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hypertension grading

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1
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3

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7
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what is ‘a DC shockable heart rhythm’

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unstable/pulseless VT or VF

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8
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management of asystole / PEA

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adreniline 10mcg/kg then 4 mins CPR checking monitor ever 2 mins

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9
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when to use a synch shock

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basically anything atrial (AF, a.flutter, SVT)

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10
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managmenet of SVT on the ward

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valsalva and adenosine

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11
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should a patient be anti-coagulated, how to decide?

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CHA2DS2VASc

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12
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clinical signs of RHF

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everything clogged up: JVP up, hepatosplenomegaly, peripheral oedema

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13
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causes of hyperdynamic circulation

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anaemia, preg, hyperthyroid

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14
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hypertrophic cardiomyopathy - inheritance, main complication

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AD

long-QT

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15
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how to assess severity of BP?

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check for end stage disease - kidneys, eyes and ??

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16
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causes of secondary hyper-chol

A

cushings
nephrotic syn
hypothyroid

17
Q

indications for pacemaker insertion

A

HF, av block

18
Q

Digoxin - moa + indication and SE’s

A

blocks Na/K pump
HF (on top of ACE and B Blocker) and AF,

another arrhytmia, hyper Kal?? N+V

19
Q

compensatroy mechanims in HF

A

Symp Nerv Syst : hypovol detected bu baroreceptors –> catecholamines releases –> HR + BP up

RAS : Bp down/hypovol –> decreased renal pefusion –> renin release –> ace from lungs causes aldosterone –> Na retention –> fluid retention

ADH : low Bp triggers release so vol increases

20
Q

short PR interval, slurred upstroke = ? and what is T

A

wolf parkinson white / ablation of accesory pathway

21
Q

what drug is contra-indicated in chronic heart failure patients?

A

verapimil