Hypertensive Heart Disease Flashcards

1
Q

Pathogenesis

A
  • -causes increased afterload

- -LV compensates w/ concentric hypertrophy until it can’t compensate anymore

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2
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Most common cause of HF w/ preserved ejection fraction

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COMPENSATED Hypertension

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3
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Decompensated Hypertensive Heart Disease is typically associated w/…

A

impiared left ventricular filling…diastolic dysfunction

myocardial fibrosis
decreased compliance
restrictive cardiomyopathy

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4
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Symptoms of HF due to HTN Heart disease

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same as those from any other systolic dysfunction pump failure

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5
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Signs of HF due to HTN Heart disease

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subtle difference from other causes of HF…

S4 gallop

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6
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What does S4 gallop sound like?

A

“Tennessee”

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7
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What causes S4?

A

vigorous LA contraction required to inject blood into stiffened LV

“atrial gallop”

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8
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Is S4 always pahtologic?

A

No.

Young people can have sometimes

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9
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Summation gallop

A

Some pts have if they have both S3 and S4 w/ tachycardia (shortened diastole),,, the sounds overlap

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10
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How to distinguish b/w HF due to diastolic dysfunction and HF due to systolic dysfunction

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echocardiography

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11
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Therapies helpful for systolic HF treatment but NOT for diastolic HF treatment

A

beta-blockers
ACEIs
ARBs
inotropic agents

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