heart disease & fixes Flashcards

1
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transcatheter aortic valve replacement

A

aortic stenosis but open heart surgery not an option

new bovine valve directly over old, inserted via giant cath

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2
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tricuspid atresia

A

no tricuspid valve

ASD / VSD allow for pulmonary system access

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3
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Fontan procedure

A

fix tricuspid atresia

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4
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ASD

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left to right shunt, increases heart workload

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5
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VSD

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left to right shunt, increases workload of heart

size determines %age blood into lungs for re-oxygenation

can be congenital or post MI!

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6
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transposition of the great vessels

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two separate circulations right to aorta, left to lungs

often occurs with
ASD
PFO
PD
- keeps patient alive but insufficient for growth
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7
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tetralogy of fallot

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  • PULMONARY STENOSIS * (increased R pressure)
    VSD
    R to L shunt (cyanotic)
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8
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hypertrophic cardiomyopathy aka

A

idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis

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9
Q

what is hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

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increased muscle mass @ septum obstructs LV outflow

  • ↓ SV
  • mitral regurg (pulled into LVOT)
  • diastolic dysfunction: can’t relax

aka idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis

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10
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diagnosis of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

A

Echo

  • septal wall hypertrophy
  • ↑ pressure gradient LV & aorta

12 lead EKG
- LV hypertrophy

physical
- systolic murmur

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11
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pre-systolic atrial impulse with harsh systolic murmur @ 4-5th ICS LSB

A

hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

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12
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low CO syndrome

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temporary heart failure due to surgery

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13
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poor man’s leg lift test

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suspected hypovolemia, complements CVP

patient supine, lift leg 15-20 seconds, see SBP rise 10-15 points = hypovolemic

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14
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ominous sign of pericardial effusion/tamponade

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equalization of filling pressures in setting of low CI/CO

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15
Q

suspect tamponade - next steps

A

call surgeon
bedside echo
check chest tubes
prepare to open chest at OR or bedside (can arrest any time)

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16
Q

metabolic acidosis markers post-op

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pH lt 7.35

lactate gt 2 mmol/L

17
Q

potential cardiovascular causes of metabolic acidosis post-op

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hypotension
low CO/CI
ischemia

18
Q

metabolic acidosis post-op due to

A

lactate produced in anaerobic conditions (from cellular pyruvate)

TISSUE HYPOPERFUSION

19
Q

gt 200 mL/hour chest tube

A

RED FLAG for hemorrhage

20
Q

coagulopathy markers/fixes

A

plt lt 80000
- transfusion promotes clots

INR gt 1.5

  • FFP rapid correction
  • vit K takes too long

PTT gt 40
- protamine if heparin

fibrinogen lt 150
- cryoprecipitate (factors I, VIII, XIII, von willebrand’s)