heart failure pathophys and Myocarditis Flashcards

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clinical symptoms of HF

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increased JVD, pulm edema/isp cracked, cool extreme, slow organ perfusion, lateral LV impulse, cres/decrease, chest pain/stemi

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shock def

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low tissue perfusion» ischemia/infarct. leads to necrosis/organ disfunction

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types of shock

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hypovolemic, cariogenic, septic, obstructive

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4
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hypovolemic shock

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low preload (bleeding)

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5
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cariogenic shock

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loss of contractility (MI

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6
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septic

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vasodilation/dehydration, decrease afterload

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7
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obstructive shock

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blocked flow

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8
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types of HD

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HFrEF, HFpEF, restrictive

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HFrEF

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systolic, lost myocardium leads to lost contractility

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HFrEF

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increased stiffness, increased filling p (hypertrophic cardio or HTN/DM

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restrictive HF

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infiltration witth foreign… R sided HF ( increased compliant)

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neurohumoral activation

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adrenogenic/renin lead to vasoconstriction, sodium retention, and fibrosis

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good neurohumoral activation (just not enough)

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natruetic peptide > vasodilation and sodium excretion

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general myocardiitis

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inflam, necrosis, deign of mycoses, not ischemic, many asympt

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15
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types of myocarditis

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acute, acute/chronic, fulminant

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16
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acute myo

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self lim, often spefici viral org, excellent rofnosis

17
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acute/chronic myo

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recurrent HF, progress» cardiomyopothy

18
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etiologies

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infection, immune, unknown

19
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infection myocarditis

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viral most common, then bacterial and chagas

20
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chagas

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protozoa, kissing bug, acute: chagoma, fever, swollen lymph, multiorgan, pseudocyst. 32%> chronic, hypertrophy and infamy…

21
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histo of infectius

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patchy, influx, lymph, MO, rare giant,. focal myocte nectrosis

22
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immune

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post viral, lupus/rheum/drug

23
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unknown causes

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giant cell, sarcoid

24
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pericardial issues (4
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effusion, pericarditis, constrictive, hemoperricardium

25
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what electric abnormality in chagas

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