Exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Who is at risk for HF?

A

HTN & CAD

Males, African American, obesity, DM, stress, hyperlipidemia, ETOH, inactivity

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2
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S & S of HTN

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HA, fatigue, dizziness, palpitations, SOB

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3
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CAD Risks

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Smoker, HTN, inactivity, DM, stress, hyperlipidemia, native American, African American, family Hx

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4
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S&S of Heart Failure

A

Tired, fatigue, SOB, palpitations, edema, weight gain

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5
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Angina means

A

That there can be a perfusion problem to cardiac muscle

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6
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Stable angina

A

Knows what caused it, how to fix it, predicatable, same pain every time

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7
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Unstable angina

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New pain, at rest or activity, came on with less effort than normal.

longer duration usually more than 10-15 min

Pain persists after Nitro

Awakens from sleep

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8
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Unstable angina symptoms

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SOB, nausea, dizziness, palpitations, radiation from jaw to arm.

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9
Q

NSTEMI

A

non-ST elevated MI
Partial occlusion of vessel

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10
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STEMI

A

ST elevated MI
Total occlusion of vessel

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11
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Collateral circulation

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When blockages occur over time, vascularature binds collaterally to avoid blockage.

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12
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How is a diagnosis for Acute Corinary Syndrome (ACS) made?

A

S&s
Risk factors
EKG

Troponin
(T)less than0.1
(I)less than 0.03
3 sets, 3-6hrs apart (Degree of injury)
cardiac catheterization

FLP, CRP, BNP, chemistry, coags, CBC,

CXR, Echo, TEE, Stress Test

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13
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SA node aka

A

anatomical pacemaker

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14
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The time it takes for the impulse to go through the atrium causing depolarization (contracting)

A

🫛P wave

0.06-0.12 seconds

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15
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Time taken for the impulse to travel through the atria, AV node, bundle of HIS, bundle branches & pirkinje fibers until just before ventricular contraction

A

PR interval

0.12-0.20 seconds

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16
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The time taken for ventricular depolarization (contraction, the beginning of systike

A

QRS interval

<0.12 seconds

17
Q

Ventricles return to resting state, corresponds with diastole when chambers are refilling

18
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ST deviation above by more than 1mm =

19
Q

ST deviation below by more than 1mm=

20
Q

ST segment =

21
Q

1mm small square =

A

0.04 seconds

22
Q

5 small squares or 1 large square =

A

0.2 seconds

23
Q

Calculate HR

A

Small boxes

Rwave to Rwave /1500= HR

24
Q

Sinus Bradycardia

A

HR below 60

Nonsymptomatic- athlete, sleep? Vagal maneuver

If symptomatic may push Atropine
💊doesnt help- transcutaneous pacing
Dopamine or epi infusion
May need pacemaker

25
Q

Sinus Tachycardia

A

HR 100-150

Considerations:
Stress,Pain, Anemic, hypovolemic, epi, coffee?

Stable- vagal maneuver
Beta blocker, calcium channel blocker

Unstable- synchronized cardioversion

26
Q

MI Atypical manifestations

A

Weakness, nausea, indigestion, SOB

Women- back pain

Diabetics- silent d/t neuropathy

Geriatric- SOB, pulmonary edema, dizziness, dysrhythmia, altered mental status

Ashen, clammy, cool to touch

27
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MI clinical manifestations

A

BP & HR ⬆️then ⬇️
Crackles
JVD
Hepatic enlargement
Peripheral edema
Distant 🩵 sounds
N/V
Fever

28
Q

Ventricular Tachycardia

A

EKG- tombstone, wide QRS, 100-120p

Cause: Electrolyte imbalance, MI, stimulants

S&S: can be awake, chest pain, palpitations, syncope

Pulse: Amidodarone💊, synchronized cardioversion

Pulseless: CPR, D-Fib🚨, epi, amiodarone, vasopressin 💊

VT can lead to V-Fib 💀🚨

29
Q

Ventricular Fibrillation

A

EKG: rapid, unorganized, no pulse

Cardiac injury, loss of consciousness

Treatment: CPR, D-Fib, possible intubation

Drugs: Epi, Amiodarone, Bicarb

30
Q

Synchronized Shock is given to

A

A-Fib

Stable- has a QRS complex
Shock delivered during R wave 🌊

31
Q

Defibrillation is given to

A

V-Fib or pulseless V-Tach

Need AED🔋
CPR

32
Q

Atrial Fibrillation

A

EKG: irregular, unknown p wave (atrial problem)

Causes- HF, COPD, HTN

S&S: Tachy, palpitations, dizzy, fatigue
(Due to ⬇️oxygen)

Stable: 💊Beta Blockers, CCB, Amiodarone, Eliquis🩸

Unstable: Synchronized Cadioversion

33
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Premature Ventricular Contractions

A

EKG: inverted QRS

Cause: HF, Stress, 💊, ☕️, 🍷, pain

Treatment: ⬇️stress, ☕️, 💊

S&S: skipped heartbeat

34
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ASystole

A

EKG: flat

Causes: MI, HF, cardiac Tamponade

Treatment: CPR

Do NOT shock 🛑

35
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Atrial Flutter

A

EKG: Sawtooth, can’t tell P wave 🌊

Cause: CAD, HTN, PE,

S&S: fatigue, low BP, palpitations

Stable: CCB, Amiodarone, Eliquis 💊

Unstable: synchronized cardioversion

🛑do NOT shock!

36
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Supraventricular Tachycardia

A

EKG: no P wave, Tachy (151+)

Cause: Wolff Parkinson White, stress, electrolyte

S&S: ⬇️BP, SOB, chest discomfort

Stable: valsalva🚽, Adenosine💀, Beta blocker, Cardiac Ablation, Digoxin

Unstable: Synchronized cardioversion

37
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MI EKG

A

ST elevation - no oxygen (STEMI)

ST depression- low oxygen