infectious endocarditis Flashcards

1
Q

inferior leads

A

II, III, aVF

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2
Q

endocarditis is associated with what kind of murmurs

A

regurgitative

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3
Q

number 1 reason to operate on valve

A

valve rupture

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4
Q

murmur increases on inpsiration

A

right sided lesion

-tricuspid

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5
Q

murmur that increases on expiration

A

left sided lesion

-mitral

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6
Q

pansystolic (holosystolic) murmur that decreases with inspiration

A

best heard on left side

-mitral stenosis

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7
Q

IV drug users often infect with valve?

A

tricuspid valve

-infect there lungs

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8
Q

more common lesions in endocarditis

A

left sided lesions

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9
Q

what should be given after blood culture

A

antibiotics

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10
Q

best antibiotics

A

vancomycin and gentamicin

-don’t know if have staph A resistant

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11
Q

what other lab panels will likely be abnormal with endocarditis

A
  • anemia of chronic disease

- low compliment levels

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12
Q

when to suspect endocarditis

A

fever

new murmur

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13
Q

eye examination with endocarditis

A

roth spots

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14
Q

physical examination findings with endocarditis

A

olser’s nodes, splinter hemorrhages (on nails)

-or Janesway lesions (not painful)

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15
Q

streptococcus bovis endocarditis is associated with lesions in

A

in the colon
-do colonoscopy
Strep. Bovis: think buttocks

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16
Q

would rather have a more sensitive or specific test?

A

more sensitive

-think airport metal detector-> want them to be 100% sensitive, but not so specific

17
Q

when is the exception for when get a TEE

A

prosthetic valves

  • abscesses
  • vegetation
  • dishessence
18
Q

resist ordering for endocarditis first

A

TEE and TTE

19
Q

if have MRSA endocarditis

A

want to use beta-lactam

  • nafcillin
  • so if on vancomycin, switch to a beta-lactam
20
Q

homeless, alcoholic, flea bitten, fever and murmur

A

Bartonella

trench fever

21
Q

prophylaxis for under going colonoscopy with endocarditis

A

NO prophylaxis needed

-no GI procedures need prophylaxis

22
Q

which procedures DONT receive prophylaxis

A
  • GI
  • GU
  • dental fillings
23
Q

need prophylaxis

A
  • bleeding extractions

- tonsolectomy

24
Q

indications for prophylaxis

A

-prosthetic valve
-heart transplant recipient
-previous case of endocaritis
-uncorrected cyanotic heart disease
PLUS (doing one of these things)
-dental work with bleeding
-tonsillectomy/adenoidectomy

25
Q

prophylaxis for those who need it

A

oral amoxicillin

-if penicillin allergic-> clindamycin

26
Q

risks for endocarditis

A
  • prosthetic valve

- positive blood cultures

27
Q

first thing to do

A

order blood cultures

28
Q

more sensitive TTE or TEE

A

TEE

29
Q

if have a prosthetic valve

A

straight to TEE

30
Q

with prosthetic valve infected, sensitive staph

A

add rifampin

-increases tissue penetration

31
Q

what do to after + blood culture

A

echo

-if TTE negative, try TEE