Heart Faure Classification System And BNP i Flashcards

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What is the NYHA class 1?

A

No limitations

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What is the NYHA class II?

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Slight limitation where normal activit causes fatigue

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3
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What is the NYHA class III?

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Marked limitation but comfort AT rest

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4
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What is the NYHA class IV?

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Inability to carry any activity without discomfort and symptoms AT REST

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5
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BNP level for referral in 6 weeks?

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400-2,000

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6
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BNP referral for urgent referral in 2 weeks?

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Over 2,0000

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7
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BNP level for heart failure?

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OVER 400

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8
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What is the management of heart failure?

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ACE inhibitor and beta blocker

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9
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What is alternative to ACE-I or ARB for heart failure?

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Hydralazine which is a vasodilator that reduces peripheral resistance

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10
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What improves mortality in diastolic heart failure?

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No medication

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11
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What improves mortality in reduced ejection fraction?

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BASH
Beta blockers
ACE inhibitors/ARB
Spironolactone
Hydralazine

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What is the criteria for changing ACE inhibitor?

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ACE inhibitors typically cause a small rise in creatinine. It must be MORE than 30% or FALL in GEFR of 25% to change.

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13
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When should assessment of renal function of ACE inhibitor be performed with change in enzymes?

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Repeat blood test in 1-2 weeks

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14
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What medication should be added for reduced ejection fraction with persisting symptoms for ACE and beta blocker?

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Spironolactone or eplerenone

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15
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What medication should be added for reduced ejection fraction with persisting symptoms for ACE and beta blocker?

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Ivabradine

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16
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What medication should be added ideally for Afro-Carribean patients with persisting symptoms for ACE and beta blocker?

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Hydralasaline and nitrate

17
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What medication should be added ideally for atrial fibrillation patients with persisting symptoms for ACE and beta blocker?

18
Q

What is a poor prognostic factor for heart failure?

A

Pulsus alter and indicating poor left ventiruclar function

19
Q

Which drug causes gum hypertrophy?

A

Amlodipine Non-DHP CCB

20
Q

Which drug can cause chest pain and weakness as side effect?

21
Q

Which drug causes constipation and headache?

A

Indapamide

22
Q

What should be added if a patient has normal bP but ankle oedema?

A

Loop diuretics for fluid overload relief.

23
Q

Beta blocker and CCB combination for heart failure?

A

Bisoprolol and Felodipine

-> must be non dihydropyridine to avoid additive risk of bradycardia and AV block

24
Q

Causes of high output heart fialure

A

Less common ad caused by:
Anaemia
Pregnancy
Hyperthyroidism
Thiamine deficiency
Paget’s disease
Arteriovenous malformation

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Causes of low output heart fialure?
Primary issue with the heart