First Aid pg 285-290 Cardio Flashcards
Which nerves are afferent to the solitary nucleus from the carotid and aortic body?
CN9 & 10
Which CV disease associated with DeGeorge?
Persistent Truncus Arteriosus, Tetrology of Fallot
Which congenital heart disease would need a VSD /PDA for viable life?
All R-L shunts
Due to failure of aorticopulmary septum formation?
Persistent Truncus Arteriosus
Due to failure of aorticopulmary septum to spiral?
Transposition of Great Vessels
What bedside maneuver would improve cyanosis in Tetrology of Fallot? why?
Squatting - inc systemic vasc resistence, dec R–> L shunt
Which congenital CV disease assoc with maternal mood disorder?
Ebstein anomaly - can be caused by Li exposure in utero if mother is bipolar
CV disease due to failure of neural crest cells to migrate?
Persistent truncus arteriosus
What stimulates the baroreceptors near the heart and what is the result?
Hypotension; Vasoconstriciton and increasing HR, BP and contractility
Cushing Reflex triad
hypertension, bradycardia, respiratory depression
Types of chemoreceptors and stimulators for them
Peripheral: lower Po2, lower pH, high PCo2
Central: changes in pH and PCo2 (brain interstitial fluid)
What does PWCP measure (approximate)?
Left atrial pressure (<12mmHg)
Hypoxia’s effect on the Lung’s vessels
Vasoconstriction
Metabolites that influence the heart
Adenosine, NO, CO2, low O2
Metabolites that influence skeletal muscle during exercise
Adenosine, CO2, lactate, K, H