Emod. Heart Failure Flashcards

1
Q

4 signs of forward failure?

cause?

A

Fatigue
Narrow Pulse Pressure
Hypotension
Cool skin

due to reduced perfusion

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2
Q

5 signs of backward failure?
cause?
hw do they present?

A
edema (weight gain)
orthopnea (SOB when supine)
paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea (breathlessness when waking up
pulmonary rales
audible S3

Congestion

pt presents wet

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3
Q

wt happens to MAP in early stages of CHF? why?

A

MAP is normal due to SNS

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4
Q

hw does the SNS become maladaptive in long term CHF?

Angiotensi II?

A

baroreflex does not reset and chonically activates SNS

ang II- raises set point of HPBR, prevents NE reuptake

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5
Q

2 step MOA of edema in HF?

A

Reduced effective circulating volume (red. perfusion) activates RAAS and SNS

Renal Na retention and edema result

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6
Q

wt does ADH do?

wr is it released from?

A

Regulates osmolarity by increasing water retention in collecting duct
post. pituitary

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7
Q

4 tests done when HF is suspected?

A

ECG
Chest X-ray
BNP lab value

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8
Q

first line drug for HF?

A

ACE inhibitor

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9
Q

pt appears wet, cause?

A

backward failure/congestion

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10
Q

pt appears cool, cause?

A

forward failure/low perfusion

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