Heart & Lung Transplants Flashcards

1
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Transplant Considerations

A
  • geographic distance to center
  • Heart: severity of disease (ISHLT); in heart failure
  • LUNG: severity of disease (ISHLT);
  • -COPD: (BODE score 7-10);
  • -IPF: (decr FVC 10%+ 6 months); pulse ox <30% predicted
  • -lung allocation score
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2
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Pre heart transplant management

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-prevent loss of physical function

ROM, soft tissue, extensibility, strength

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3
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Primary Diagnosis to get on heart donor list

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  • Adults: severe CAD, end stage cardiomyopathy, heart failure
  • Children 1-10: cardiomyopathy
  • Children <1: congenital heart disorders
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Primary Diagnosis to get on lung donor list

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  • COPD
  • Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis
  • CF
  • Pulmonary Arterial HTN
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5
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General Selection Process

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  • Age <1 year w/o transplant
  • Adequate social support
  • other systems disease free
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6
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Pre Lung Transplant Management

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  • same as heart

- with emphysis on chest wall ROM & use of diaphragmatic breathing

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7
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Normal FEV1=

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75%

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8
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Consequences of Denervated Heart

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  • RHR: 90-110 bpm
  • incr SBP & DBP
  • decr HR to response to ex’s
  • NO SENSATION OF ANGINA!
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9
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2 Types of Heart Transplants

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  • heterotopic

- orthotopic

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10
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Orthotopic Heart Transplant

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  • donor heart replaces host heart
  • recipient vena cava and SA node left behind
  • donor SA node attached
  • (EKG has 2 P waves)
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Exercise Response in Denervated Heart

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  • Cardiac output increaed by stroke volume for submax exercise
  • after 5 min, HR incr due to circulating catacholamines (NE/E)
  • HR incr slowly and slowly decr to resting
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12
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Factors Determining Reinnervation of Heart

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  • longer after surgery
  • younger donor
  • younger recipient
  • lack of surgical complications

=increased chance of reinnervation

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13
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Heterotopic Heart Transplant

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  • donor heart anastomosed to host heart w/o removing host heart
  • LA attached to LA; RA to RA
  • shared venous return
  • funky EKG (both have action potentials)
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14
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PT Considerations (heart transplant)

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  • longer warm up (10-15 min) and cool down
  • use RPE scale b/c of blunted HR response
  • SBP more appropriate to assess ex’s response & recovery
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15
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Sternal Precautions

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  • Lifting: </= 10 lbs for 6-8 weeks

- limitations of end range flexion and horizontal abd

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16
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Outpatient Exercise (lung transplant)

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avoid UE strengthening for 6 weeks

17
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Ex’s Guidelines (Acute care rehab)

  • HR:
  • SBP:
  • DB:
A
  • HR: not >120 bpm or >20 bpm above resting
  • SBP: <120mmHg
  • No angina
18
Q

2 Long Term Complications

lung transplant

A
  • Osteoporosis

- Bronchiolitis Obliterans

19
Q

Outpatient Rehab Ex’s (heart)
F:
I:
T:

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F: 4-6 days/week
I: 11-15 RPE
T: prog 15-60 min/session

20
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PT General Goals

Lung

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  • prevent infection
  • optimize vent-perf matching
  • incr time out of bed
  • incr ROM surgical site
21
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Acute Phase Ex’s

Lung

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  • Similar to heart transplant
  • secretion management
  • Incentive spirometry
22
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Acute rejection (heart)

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  • w/n 1st 6 months

- 1st sign: ex’s intolerance

23
Q

Strengthening Ex’s (Heart)
F:
T:

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  • 2-3 days/week

- Avoid isometric (hemodynamic stress)

24
Q

Terminate/Modify Exercise

Heart

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  • RHR >120
  • HR incr >40
  • SBP Resting: >190
  • SBP incr >40
  • SBP decr >10
  • DBP resting >110
  • DBP incr >15
  • Dyspnea Index >15
  • RPE >13 at rest
  • Excessive fatigue/mental confusion
  • vertigo/claudication
  • EKG Abnormalities
25
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Acute Rejection S/Sx

Lung

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  • ex’s intolerance (First sign)

- SOB, desaturation @ rest or w/ ex’s of 4-5% with same exertion level

26
Q

Long Term complications

Heart transplant

A
  • Osteoporosis

- cardiac allograft vasculopathy (accelerated form of atherosclerosis)

27
Q

S/Sx Acute Rejection

Heart

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  • low grade fever
  • incr resting BP
  • hypotension w/ activity
  • myalgias
  • fatigue
  • decr ex’s tolerance
  • ventricular dysrhythmias