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Exam 2.1 Flashcards

1
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Arterial insufficiency

A
  • not enough blood flow to the area
  • atrophy
  • hair not growing
  • shinning skin
  • poor pulses
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Venous insufficiency

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  • got the blood but can’t get it out
  • swollen legs
  • vercosites
  • brownish skin
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3
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When in doubt the answer is

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quit smoking

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4
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P with aortic occlusion

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  • pain
  • polar
  • pallor
  • pulselessness
  • paralysis
  • paresthesia
  • purple toes
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5
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Venous insufficiency treatment

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  • compression stockings
  • stop smoking
  • don’t eat salt
  • elevate legs
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6
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Loop diuretics before and after starting

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  • BMP, electrolytes, glucose, kidney function
  • add potassium supplement
  • unless potassium is high via labs
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7
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DeBakey - Type 1

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dissection starts in the ascending aorta and travels over the arch and descending aorta

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8
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DeBakey - Type 2

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confined to the ascending aorta

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9
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DeBakey - Type 3

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starts in the descending aorta

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10
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Stanford

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solely based on initial dissection

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11
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Type A

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surgical management

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12
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Type B

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medical management

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13
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Swollen Legs

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venous insufficiency

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14
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Murmur and pulse at the same time

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systolic

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15
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Stenosis

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not opening enough

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16
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Aortic Stenosis treatment

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surgery

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17
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How do you tell if the valve is bad

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Echo

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18
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Causes of aortic stenosis

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  • congenital
  • senile degeneration and calcification
  • rheumatic fever
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19
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Rheumatic

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mitral valve stenosis

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20
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Aortic insufficiency (regurgitation)

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Syphilis 
Congenital
Rheumatic
Endocarditis
Aortic dilation
Marfan's
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21
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Bugs with IV use

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staph arues

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22
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Drugs for IV use

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-cillin

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23
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Valve with IV use

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tricuspid

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24
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Gallop

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S1, S2, and something else

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25
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S3

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  • ventricular gallop
  • HF
  • dilated cardiomyopathy
  • young person
  • athletes
  • pregnancy
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26
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S1

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AV valves close

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27
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S4

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related to some pathology

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28
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Fixed split S2

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ASD

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29
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if potassium is low than

A

digoxin goes crazy

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30
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Too much warfarin

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Vitamin K

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31
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Criteria for Stroke clot busters

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  • nonhemmorhagic stroke
  • no head trauma
  • no bleeding anywhere that can’t be compression
  • less than 3 to 4.5 hours
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32
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Criteria for MI clot busters

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less than 12 hours

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33
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Clopidogrel before PCI

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  • 300 mg before

- 75 mg daily after

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34
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Beta-blocker SE

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  • dizziness
  • fatigue
  • gaining weight
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35
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ACE SE

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  • cough

- swelling in lips and tongue

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36
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CCB SE

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  • swelling
  • constipation
  • reflex tachycardia
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37
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Alpha Blockers SE

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syncope

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38
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Hydralazine SE

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syncope

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39
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African American HTN

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CCB

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40
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Post MI with HTN

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beta-blocker

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41
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Diabetes with HTN

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ACE/ARB

42
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Class III worry about

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potassium

  • prolonged QT interval
  • slow potassium driven hyperpolarization
  • torsades
43
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Chest pain - first line

A

aspirin = chew it

44
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Hypertensive urgency

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> 160/100

  • not taking medications
  • no end organ damage
  • PO meds
45
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Hypertensive emergency

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> 180/110

  • end organ damage
  • IV meds
46
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Pregnant meds with HTN

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  • methyldopa
  • labetalol
  • nifedipine
  • hydralazine
47
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Eclampsia with seizures

A

magnesium sulfate

48
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Preeclampsia

A

labetalol

49
Q

NSTEMI

A

-unstable angina

50
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Invasive vs. noninvasive NSTEMI

A
  • decision based on HEART score
  • heparin (left side heart procedures)
  • bivalirudin
  • recurrent or ST depressions
51
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STEMI

A
  • positive ST elevation

- positive troponins

52
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ACLS - aystole and PEA

A

epinephrine

53
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PVCs

A

class II = beta blockers

54
Q

Torn in half and bp through the roof

A

aortic dissection

-no fibrolytics

55
Q

chest pain for last week and stabbing pain, worst with breathing

A

pericarditis

56
Q

cardiomegaly, diastolic murmur LUSB, systolic murmur LLSB, right axis deviation, right ventricle hypertrophy

A

VSD

57
Q
  • oxygen and aspirin
  • before nitro - total of 3 doses
  • bp and pain rating
  • morphine and heparin drip
A

LAD - acute MI

58
Q
  • friction rub and muffled
  • little JVD
  • fluid around heart
  • bug last week
  • ECG (small, big, small)
A

pericardial effusion

59
Q
  • SOB while watching TV
  • diabetes
  • more tired than usual
  • get right EKG
  • aspirin and oxygen
  • no nitrates, morphine or diuretics
A

Inferior MI

60
Q
  • crushing chest pain
  • cath lab or clot buster
  • V1 in ECG
A

new LBBB

61
Q
  • VI and V2

- bear hug feeling

A

posterior wall MI

62
Q
  • SOB comes and goes with palpitations

- normal heart sounds

A

WPW

63
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  • lightheadness and fatigue
  • check CBC, thyroid, electrolytes
  • aspirin or DOCA or warfarin
A

A fib

64
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  • 32 weeks pregnant with palpitations

- dilated cardiomyopathy

A

V tach

65
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Asystole - kill you

A
  • trauma and its complications
  • Massive PE
  • Massive MI
66
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Asystole - survive

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  • hypothermia
  • lighting strike
  • drug overdose
67
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Causes of PEA

A
  • hypoxia

- hypovolemia

68
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Two PVCs together

A

couplet

69
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One PVC after two beats

A

trigeminy

70
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One PVC after every other beat

A

bigeminy

71
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most common arrhythmia of cardiac arrest

A

V fib

72
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Gradually widening of PRI and QRS dropped

A

second degree block - type I

73
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set PR interval with QRS dropped

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second degree block - type II

74
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widened PRI interval

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first degree block

75
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P wave and QRS doing own thing

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third degree block

76
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RVH

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right axis deviation

R>S in V2

77
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LVH

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S in V1 or V2 + R in V5 or V6 >35

78
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Inferior Wall MI with JVD

A

right side EKG

-no nitrates or morphine or diuretics

79
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RAE

A

tall peaked P waves

-V1

80
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LAE

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  • wide M shaped P wave

- V1 = negative component

81
Q

Change once the baby is born

A
  • pressure in lungs decrease
  • pulmonary resistance decreases
  • pressure right side of heart lower pressure on left side of the heart
82
Q

Foramen ovale doesn’t close

A

PFO

83
Q

failure of ductus arteriosus

A

PDA

84
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Prostaglandins

A

keep PDA open

85
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Murmurs in kids

A
  • Stills
  • Pulmonary Ejection
  • Venous Hum
86
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Venous Hum

A
  • usually auscultated after 2 year of age
  • located in right infraclavicular area
  • continue musical murmur
87
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Chest pain

A

musculoskeletal

88
Q

Syncope - oh shit

A

syncope during exercise

89
Q

Common cause of passing out

A

vasovagal

90
Q

Kawasaki’s

A

Crush and Burn

  • coronary aneurysm
  • aspirin and immunoglobins
91
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Crash and Burn

A 
Conjunctivitis 
Rash
Adenopathy 
Strawberry tongue
Hand (swelling and erythema)
Fever ( >5 days)
92
Q

Jones

A

Polyarthritis

93
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Congenital Cyanotic

A
  • tetra fallot

- transposition

94
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Tetra fallot

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  • most common cyanotic
  • PROM
  • squatting = increased systemic resistance
  • boot-shaped heart
95
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PROM

A

pulmonic stenosis
right ventricular hypertrophy
overriding aorta
massive VSD

96
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Transposition

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  • parallel circulation
  • have to have VDS, ASD, or PAD to sustain life
  • prostglandins to survive if have PDA
97
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Endocarditis

A
  • transesophageal echo
  • two sets of blood cultures
  • new or changes murmur
98
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Tests for endocarditis

A
  • blood cultures

- vegetation on echo

99
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Pericarditis treatment

A

NSAIDS

100
Q

Might have pericarditis or cardiac tamponade or pericardial effusion

A

echo

101
Q

Compression on heart and Becks Triad

A

Cardiac tamponade

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