IE, Dubin Flashcards

1
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5 causes of NBTE

A
  1. RHD (10-35yo)
  2. Bicuspid valve (50-60)
  3. Calcific aortic stenosis (60-70)
  4. MV-Prolapse
  5. Marfan Syndrome
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2
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PPD greater than 10mm, think what?

A

Acute pericarditis, incarceration, coxsackie A or B

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3
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Dairy cattle, goats, etc. Think what disease and what organism?

A

Q-Fever, Coxiella burnetti (obligate intracellular proteobacteria).

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4
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HA, fever, joint pain, GI, atympocal pneumonia ot ARDS, think what?

A

Acute Q-fever

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5
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Chronic Q-fever can lead to what?

A

endocarditis.

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6
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Major causes of myocarditis: viral, bacterial, parasitic.

A

Viral - coxsackie
Bacteria - Borellia burdorferi
Parasitic - Trypanosome, babeosis

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7
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5 Predisposing factors to IE. Why?

A
All promote bacterial growth.
1.  PRosthetic valve.
2. implant devices
3.  Parenteral nutrition
4.  Congenital heart defect
5/  Previous endocarditis
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8
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What Hx tips you off to IE?

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Fever, chills, COUGH (right-side), orthopnea, night sweats, fatigue, weight loss

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9
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PE in IE (3)

A

MURMUR (changed or new)

Signs of HF, CVA signs

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10
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Lab findings in IE

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ANEMIA (left side), increased WBC,

INCREASED SED RATE or CRP, hematuria, thrombocytopenia

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11
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ESR of 70+, think what?

A

cancer

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12
Q

Best imaging for IE

A

trans throacic (or esophageal) ECHOCARDIOGRAM

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13
Q

Painful, purple, (palpable) erythematous subcutaneous nodules on pads of fingers and toes.

A

Osler nodes.

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14
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Painless, hemorrhagic plaques on soles and palms.

A

Janeway Lesions

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15
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Thin, linear hemorrhage under nailbeds of fingers/toes.

A

Splinter hemorrhage

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16
Q

Retinal infarct with central pallor and surrounding hemorrhage.

A

Roth spot

17
Q

Gran negative bugs that can cause IE.

Why dont they always show up on culture?

A
Haemophilum
Actinobacilus
Cardiobacterium
Eikenella
Kingella

SLOW growing

18
Q

Tx for IE caused by Gram positive bugs.

A

Staph - naficillin

Strep - Penicillin G

19
Q

Tx for IE caused by Gram negative bugs.

A

Ampicillin and cephriaxone

20
Q

What situations warrent prophylaxis?

A

Person has: prosthetic valve, previous endocarditis, heart transplant, CHD (repaired CHD in past 6mo or residual defects or unrepaired cyanotic CHD)
Person HAVING: dental, tonsillectomy, adenoidectomy, surgery on infarcted skin

21
Q

Major Jones criteria

A
J=joints=polyarteritis
O=heart=carditis
N=nodules=subcutanous
E=erythematous marginatum
S=Syndham Chorea
22
Q

Minor Jones criteria

A

Fever, arthralgia, previous RF, APR (ESR), Prolonged PR interval on ECG.

23
Q

What evidence of preceding strep infection can be found to meet Jones criteria?

A

ASO, Grp A Strep, Recent Scarlet Fever

24
Q

What are the number of major/minor requirements for Jones Criteria?
What is this used to diagnose?

A

Acute RF
2 major
1 major, 2 minor
Evidence of preceding strep infection

25
Q

What is this?
Persistent ST elevation in all leads, Retrosternal chest pain, night sweats, PPD10+mm.
Viral - Coxsackie

A

Pericarditis