CVS Flashcards

1
Q

flow rate

A

500ml/min

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2
Q

what does cardiac muscle NOT exhibit

why

A

tetanus

long AP and refactory period

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3
Q

CO =? x?

A

HR X SV

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4
Q

what increases venous return

A

skeletal muscle pump and resp pump

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5
Q

what controls pacemaker potential at SA node x2

A

influx of calcium via Ltype channels

eflux of potassium

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6
Q

treatemtn for hypertension under 55

A

ACE inhibitors

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7
Q

treatment for hypertension elderly, child brearing or black

A

calcium channel blockers

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8
Q

ace inhibitor example

calcium channel blocker example

A

remipril

verapril

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9
Q

first line for mild-moderate BP

A

thiazide diuretics

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10
Q

stable angina

A

pain on exertion fading within minutes of rest,

via stable atherosclerotic plaques

pain onset by cold weather, emotional distress, large meals

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11
Q

unstable angina

A

pain at rest via unstable atherosclerotic plaques liable to rupture and causing thrombus

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12
Q

STEMI
on ECG
in patient

A

ST elevation present on ECG is a sign of complete occlusion of a pericardial
coronary artery,

causing immediate myocardial

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13
Q

NSTEMI
on ECG
in patient

A

ST depression present on ECG is a sign of partial coronary occlusion, more
routine heart attack,

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14
Q

STEMI and NSTEMI treatment

A

PCI, thrombolysis

beta blovkers, AE inhibitors

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15
Q

first degree heart block

A

prolonged PR interval

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16
Q

second degree heart block Mobitz type 1

A

progressive lengthening of PR
interval and eventual failure of conduction of atrial beat

17
Q

second degree heart block Mobitz type 3

treatment

A

most beats conducted with constant PR
interval, occasionally no beat conduction,

treated via pacemaker

18
Q

Third degree heart block

treatment

A

no relationship between P waves and QRS
complexes,

treated via pacemaker

19
Q

system to calc need for anticoagulation

A

CHADVASC

20
Q

system to calc risk of bleeding

A

HADBLED

21
Q

treatments for heart failure x4

A

lifestyle

loop diuretics +/- thiazide
ACE inhibitors
beta blocker

22
Q

triad of aortic stenosis

A

syncope
angina
heart faiure