DPD Cases Flashcards

1
Q
60 yo, chest pain, tight, 4hrs, nausea, sweating, breathlessness, THTN, amlodipine
Temp: 37.0C
HS: S1 + S2
BP: 	120/80 (L), 118/75 (R)
Chest: clear
Abdomen is soft, non-tender

Diagnosis?

A

MI

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Investigations for a suspected MI

A

Investigations:

  • ECG
  • Cardiac Biomarkers = troponin; if + coronary angiography, if - ETT (exercise tolerance tests)
  • echocardiography

IF ST ELEVATION = give aspirin and clopidrogel and send them to cathetirization

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3
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Collapse of 30 yo
without warning
no tongue biting
and not confused afterwards
FMHx = brother dying at young age
HS: S1 + S2 + 0
BP: 120/80 (lying), 115/75 (standing)
Vesicular breath sounds
Abdomen: soft, non-tender
A

Diagnosis: Tachyarrythmia

Other possible diagnosis: Cardiac causes such as

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4
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45 yo man
fever
malaise
IV drug use
temp of 38
^ JVP to earlobes
HS: S1+S2+PSM (louder on Inspiration)
Hepatomegaly
A

Tricuspid Regurgitation

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5
Q
65 yo
SOB
palpitations
HTN
bendroflumethiazide
38C
PR:160 irregular
BP: 110/80
Dull percussion note + coarse crackles L base
A

AF

underlying cause pneumonia

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6
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Management plan for a patient with SVT & BP 120/80

A
  1. cardioversion (= you give the shock at a specific time to sync with the QRS)
  2. vagal maneuvers
  3. adenosine
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7
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Management of a patient with ACUTE fast AF & BP of 120/80

A

RHYTHM CONTROL
if onset>48hours, anticoagulate for 3-4 weeks before cardioversion

RATE CONTROL
beta blocker
digoxin

always think of Cause and Complications (anticoagulation)

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Management of VT

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  1. IV amiodarone
  2. look and treat underlying cause
  3. ICD (implantable cardio-verter defib)

If pulseless VT = do defib

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9
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65yo
SOB
onset of few hours
orthopnoea
2xMIs
aspirin, simvastatin, ramipril, bisprolol
temp 36.5 
^JVP
HS: S1+S2+S3
Chest: fine crackels
peripheral oedema

Diagnosis?
Management?

A

HF

Management of acute HF:
Sit up
O2 (60-100%)
GTN infusion (venodilator)
Diamorphine (venodilator)
Furosemide (IV) (venodilator)
Treat underlying cause
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10
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S1?
S2?
fixed wide splitting of S2?
S3?
S4?
A
s1 = MV closure
s2 = AV closure
wide split s2 (non physiological) = Atrial septal defect
S3 = ventricular filling
s4 = ventricular hypertrophy
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11
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78 yo
brought in by ambulance
unconscious
not breathing
absence carotid pulse
temp 29
A
VF Management:
1.Shock
2.CPR (2min)
3.Assess rhytm
adrenaline every 3-5min
4.correct reversible causes
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12
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30 yo woman
upper resp tract infection
pleuritic chest pain
better when leaning forward
ECG shows widespread ST-Elevation (diffuse)

Diagnosis?

A

pericarditis

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