Dilated And Hypertrophic CMO Flashcards

1
Q

Primary disease of the myocardium, excluding dysfunction due to ischemia or chronic valvular disease

A

Cardiomyopathy

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2
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Biatrial/biventricular dilation, ventricular systolic and diastolic dysfunction of LV +/- RV

A

Dilated CMO

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3
Q

Idiopathic, asymmetric hypertrophy of the heart

-hypertrophic, hyperdynamic and non-dilated LV

A

Hypertrophic CMO

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4
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  • Increased resistance to ventricular filling due to lack of compliance
  • heart failure with increased LVEDP, LAP
  • Global systolic function may be preserved
A

Restrictive CMO

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5
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Disease of the myocardium characterized by the dilatation and decreased systolic function of the LV or both ventricles

A

Dilated CMO

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6
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Signs and symptoms of DCM

A

Related to CHF: low BP, fatigue, weakness, dyspnea/SOB

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7
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ECG in DCM

A

Large QRS (due to LVH)

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8
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What are the 2 most common types of regurgitation with DCM?

A

MR, TR

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9
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Abnormal M-mode finding of DCM?

A

B-bump due to high LVEDP

Increased EPSS

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10
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Disease of the myocardium characterized by the presence of LVH in the absence of another cause.

A

Hypertrophic CMO

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11
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Signs and symptoms of HCM

A

Decreased exercise tolerance, fainting, sudden death

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12
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ECG and auscultation findings in HCM

A

Arrhythmias and AV blocks, systolic murmur near Ao area

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13
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Which wall segment is most likely involved in hypertrophy that causes an outflow obstruction?

A

Basal anterior septum

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14
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What are the LVOT PG at rest in HCM vs HOCM?

A

HCM: <30mmHg, HOCM: >30mmHg

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15
Q

Two types of obstructions in HOCM?

A

Dynamic and latent

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16
Q

Valsalva needs to be done every time when assessing for what?

A

HCM

17
Q

Abnormal M-mode finding in PLAX in HOCM?

A

SAM (this looks different from the b-bump)