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Day 7 - cardio Flashcards

1
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cancer –> ascites what type?

A

Exudative (has cancer in the fluid)

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portal HTN –> ascites, what type?

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Transudative (fluid pushing out)

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Serum-Ascites gradient is? tells?

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Serum Albumin - Ascites Albumin = tells if exudative or transudative

exudative - >1
transudative

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“onion skinning” bile duct on u/s = think?

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Primary sclerosing cholangitis

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“beads on a string” bile duct on U/S = think?

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Primary sclerosing cholangitis

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bloody diarrhea = infx cause diff dx (7)?

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“Bloody SSEECCY”

  • Shigella
  • Salmonella
  • E.coli
  • Entomeoba
  • Campylobactor (infx anywhere small or large bowel)
  • CMV (HIV, immuncompromised)
  • Yersenia entercolitica (inflames RLQ [cecum])
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7
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Pyloric stenosis workup?

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1) Fix electrolyte imbalance
2) U/S
3) Myotemy

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8
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distal duodenum or jejunal ulcer think?

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GASTRINOMA! (Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome)

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liver disease + hyper pigmentation = think?

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Hemochromatosis

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Hemochromatosis heart complication?

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Restrictive cardiomyopathy (bc Iron depositing in wall of heart)

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Workup hemochromatosis?

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Dx:

1) Genetic testing (initial)
2) Liver biopsy (gold standard/confirm dx)

Tx:
mild - Phlebotomy
severe - Chelation therapy w/ defuroxamine

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What do you use for chelation for hemochromatosis?

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Defuroxamine

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hazy aortic know w/ a large medastinal width = think?

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aortic dissection

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14
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Initial treatment for aortic dissection?

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Beta Blocker

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Workup of aortic dissection?

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1) beta blocker!!!
2) stable - spiral CT WITH contrast or X-ray
unstable - transesophageal echo

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16
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Cardiac Tamponade triad of symptoms?

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  • hypotension
  • muffled heart sound
  • JVD
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17
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costochondritis treat?

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NSAIDs and rest

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18
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Pain at chostochondral junction = think?

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costochondritis

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19
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workup of non-emergent chest pain?

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nL EKG and can exercise –> Exercise treadmill test
nL EKG, but canNOT exercise –> pharm stress test

abnl EKG, but CAN exercise 
       --> Exercise stress echo
       --> Exercise thallium (nuc med)
abnl EKG, but canNOT exercise 
     --> pharm stress echo (dobutomine, adenosine, dyperimadole)
     --> thallium stress test (nuc med)

Stress echo’s don’t utilize EKGs so you use them instead when EKG is abnl

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20
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HTN + prostate problem = what drug use?

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alpha 1 blocker!

  • zosin
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21
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-zosin = think?

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alpha 1 blocker

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22
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Multiple coronary vessels effected in coronary issues –> treat?

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Coronary artery bypass (CABG)

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23
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1 vessel effected in coronary issues –> treat?

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Angioplasty and stenting

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Indications for Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG)?

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  • 3 coronary vessels effected
  • 2 vessels + risk factors/comorbidities (esp DM)
  • Left main coronary artery effected
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Indications for angioplasty and stenting (rather than CABG)?

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limited vessels effected

  • 1 vessel
  • 2 vessels w/o risk factors/comorbidities
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26
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How to determine coronary vessels are “effected”/bad?

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70% or more occlusion

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27
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In CABG what vessels are best to replace bad vessels w/?

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ARTERIES! so do a coronary artery bypass w/ ARTERIES!

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malignant HTN tell and treatment?

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  • IV nitro (1stline)
  • IV labetalol (2nd)

Tell by doubling shock value (ie 90/60 x2) - equal to or higher in 1 or both values is malignant

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29
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LV dysfunction - most likely cause?

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HTN

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30
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carotid massage helps w/ SVTs by?

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slowing the heart down by increasing AV conduction delay

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31
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narrow complex tachycardia - think?

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supraventricular tachycardia

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32
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supraventricular tachycardia

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mild - vagal maneuvar (ie carotid massage)
mod - adenosine
severe - shock

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33
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Acute MI discharge which would provide greatest mortality benefit?

A

Beta Blockers

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34
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severe aortic stenosis treatment?

A

valvular replacement

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35
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mild aortic stenosis treatment?

A

ACE inhibitors

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36
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crescendo-decresendo systolic murmur heard at 2nd R intercostal space radiating to the carotids - think?

A

Aortic Stenosis

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Asymmetric hypertrophy of the the ventricular septum w/o left ventricular dilation = think?

A

Hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy (HOCUM)

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38
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Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy pts die from?

A

arrythmia

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39
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Treatment of Hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy (HOCUM)?

A

beta blockers

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40
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best way to dx hypertrophic cardiomyopathy?

A 
Dec preload (ie valsalva) --> inc murmur intensity 
Inc afterload (squeeze fist) --> dec murmur intensity

this is bc less blood in ventricle –> more the valve is covered –> inc murmur
and vice versa

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41
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Treatment of DVT?

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admit pt

start LMWH –> bridge to warfarin w/ INR of 2-3

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42
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Goal INR of DVT treatment?

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2-3

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43
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handgrip maneuver causes what?

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Inc AFTERLOAD –> more blood in LV

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44
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Which murmurs inc w/ inc afterload?

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Inc afterload –> more blood in LV

  • Mitral regurg
  • Aortic regurg
  • VSD
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45
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Which murmurs dec w/ inc afterload (handrip maneuver)?

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Inc afterload –> more blood in LV

  • Aortic stenosis
  • Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
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46
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Rapid squatting causes what?

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inc SVR and Preload

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47
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Rapid squatting causes wht in HOCUM and AS?

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HOCUM DEC in intensity

AS INC intensity

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48
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What maneuvers inc HOCUM intensity (2)?

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  • Valsalva

- Standing up

49
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What manuevers dec HOCUm intensity (3)?

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  • Hand grip
  • Rapid Squatting
  • Lying down
50
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Amiodarone can react w/ what drug?

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Warfarin (can potentiate, so may need to dec dose)

51
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Amiodarone effects what organs?

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  • thyroid
  • liver
  • lungs
52
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the lower the ABI the what?

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the worse the patient’s PVD is

53
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PVD workup?

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1) Check pulses
2) ABI
3) U/S w/ doppler

54
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slow rising carotid pulse w/ systolic thrill = think?

A

aortic stenosis

55
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confirmatory test for valvular dysfuntion?

A

Catheterization and angiography

56
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Systolic heart sounds? (6)

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  • AS
  • PS
  • MR
  • TR
  • VSD
  • MVP
57
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Diastolic heart sounds?

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ARMS PRiTS

  • AR
  • MS
  • PR
  • TS
58
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Pulsus parvus et tardus found w/ what heart murmur?

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AS

59
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Pulsus parvus et tardus means?

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pulses are weak w/ a delayed peak

60
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holosytolic high pitched blowing murmur - think (2)?

A

MR (radiates to axilla)

TR (radiates to R sternal border)

61
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How differentiate b/t TR and VSD?

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  • TR radiates to R sternal border

- VSD does NOT radiate

62
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holosystolic harsh sounding murmur at LLSB non-raidating?

A

VSD

63
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management of acute pulmonary edema?

A

NOMAD

  • Nitrates
  • Oxygen (1st)
  • Morphine
  • Aspirin
  • Diuretics
64
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irregularly irregular - think?

A

AFib

65
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rate or rhythm control most important for AFibg

A

RATE control better than rhythm control!

(ie beta blockers better than amiodarone)

66
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AFib cardioversion or defibrillate?

A

CARDIOVERSION

67
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Ventricular fib cardioversion or defibrillate?

A

DEFIBRILLATE

68
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thickened ventricular septum = think?

A

hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy

69
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Meds that cause color change in vision? (3)

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  • Digoxin (blurry yellow vision)
  • Sildenafil
  • Ethambutol
70
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Digoxin toxicity test?

A

Electrolyte panel –> looking for hypOKalemia

Digoxin levels does NOT help bc its INTRACELLULAR

71
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Associations w/ coarctation of aorta?

A
  • Turner syndrome (also bicuspid aortic valve –> AS)
72
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Turner syndrome most common heart anomaly?

A

Bicuspid aortic valve –> AS

73
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Heart issues w/ turner syndrome?

A
  • Bicuspid aortic valve –> AS

- Coarctation of aortic valve

74
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constrictive pericarditis likely to have what physical exam finding?

A

Pericardial knock

75
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Pericardial knock = think?

A

constrictive pericarditis

76
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Widely fixed S2 - think?

A

ASD

77
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Opening snap and diastolic rumble = think?

A

MVP

78
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Systolic anterior motion of mitral valve = think?

A

Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy –> MR (pushing on ant leaflet)

79
Q

Primzmelts angina due to?

A

vasospasm

80
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Primzmelts angina associated w/?

A

other vasospasm things:

  • migraines
  • Reynaud’s Phenom
81
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What drug associated w/ Primzmelts angina?

A

Cocaine

82
Q

lipid studies at what age?

A

Men >35

Women >45

83
Q

best treatment for hot flashes?

A

Estrogen

84
Q

best treatment for post-menopausal osteoperosis?

A

Raloxifene

Tamoxifene (older med)

85
Q

“pre-excitation syndrome” = ?

A

Wolf parkinson’s white syndrome

86
Q

Delta wave found in what?

A

Wolff parkinson’s white syndrome

87
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Drugs make Wolff parkinson white syndrome better?

A

1A and 1C drugs

88
Q

Pt on PDE inhibitors (ie sildenafil) w/ malignant HTN, labetalol or nitro?

A

LABETALOL

- nitro contraindicated (would lead to drastic dec in BP)

89
Q

Asthma or COPD w/ malignant HTN, labetalol or nitro?

A

NITRO

- beta blocker contraindicated

90
Q

Leads II, III, AVF –> what wall?

A

Inferior Wall

91
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Inferior of wall infarct is R or L dominant?

A

RIGHT dominant most commonly, but can be left occasionally

92
Q

V4 lead is what side of the heart?

A

RIGHT SIDE

93
Q

Elevation of lead V4 think?

A

RIGHT side infarct

94
Q

slurred up slope of QRS - think?

A

Wolff parkinson white syndrome (describing delta wave)

95
Q

Most common reason for old person w/ aortic stenosis?

A

Calcification of the aortic valve

96
Q

Most common reason for young person w/ aortic stenosis?

A

Bicuspid aortic valve

97
Q

Treatment of prinzmetal angina?

A

Ca Channel blocker
Nitrates
Smoking cessation

98
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ECG findings in prinzmetal angina?

A

Transient ST elevation

99
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“fine crepitations throughout the chest” = think?

A

Pulmonary edema

100
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muffled heart sounds + varying blood pressures (not locations based) = think?

A

cardiac tamponade

101
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treat cardiac tamponade?

A

pericardiocentesis

102
Q

unstable w/ heart block treatment?

A

transvenous pacemaker

103
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stable 1st degree or 2nd degree mobitz type 1 heart block pts treated initially w/?

A

atropine

104
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2nd degree mobitz type 2 or 3rd degree heart block pts treated w/?

A

pacemaker

105
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AV block 1st degree EKG findings?

A

prolonged PR interval (>200msec)

P wave comes to early

106
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AV block 2nd degree, Mobitz type 1 (wenckebach) EKG findings?

A
  • Progressive lengthening of PR interval until a beat is dropped (P not followed by QRS)
  • Variable RR interval w/ a regularly irregular pattern
107
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AV block 2nd degree, Mobitz type 2 EKG findings?

A

PR length is normal, but will drop QRS occasionally (p wave w/o QRS)

108
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AV block 3rd degree, EKG findings?

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p wave and QRS complexes no relation (so many p’s w/o QRS, can see p waves ON QRS complex/Twave)

  • atria and vents are conducting independently
109
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PR lengthening w/ QRS drops = think?

A

2nd degree heart block, mobitz type 1

110
Q

QRS drops, nL PR length = think?

A

2nd degree heart block, mobitz type 2

111
Q

2 most common causes of MS in USA?

A

1) Rheumatic fever

2) Atrial Myxoma

112
Q

Atrial myxoma is what dependent?

A

POSITIONAL

113
Q

management of premature atrial contraction?

A

reassurance

114
Q

Pansystolic mumur post MI = think?

A

Mitral regurg from PAPILLARY MUSCLE RUPTURE

115
Q

R side heart infarct treat initially w/?

A

Fluids

116
Q

ST elevation in V1 and V2, most likely location and artery of infarct?

A

Anteroseptal

LAD

117
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ST elevation in V3 and V4, most likely location of infarct?

A

Anteroapical

distal LAD

118
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ST elevation in II,III, avF, most likely location of infarct?

A

InFerior

RCA

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