last cardiac greenbook qs Flashcards
what happens during an atrial switch procedure
coronary arteries are freed and moved to the left side of the heart
aorta and pulm artery are put into the correct places
asd and vsd are closed
true about a hypoplastic left vent
blood flows from left atrium to right
blow flows from ductus arteriosus to aorta
mitral valve is small and underdeveloped
common manifestations of digoxin toxicity
interference with na-k atpase pump
hypotension
hyperkalemia
arrthymias
Labetalol
alpha 1 and beta adrenergic blocker
slows HR and decreases PVR
can lead to respiratory failure so use with caution with children with respiratory illness
risk of cardiac cath
vessel rupture
renal injury and failure
radiation exposure
regurgiation mummur usllay indicates
injury to the tricuspid valve—look for decreased CO
signs of device migration include
ectopic beats and hemodynamic compromise
Normal left atrial pressure
6-12mmhg
high LAP could indicate
obstruction from thrombi
normal PAWP
6-12mmhg
most common cause of myocarditis
Coxsakie disease
Amioderone side effect
paroxysmal tachycardia, heart block and bradycardia
amioderone works by
inhibits adrenergic stim and decreases AV node conduction
action of dobutamine
decreases SVR, improves contractility and CO, improves myocardial oxygenation in children
S/s of pericardits
grating scratching sound on ascultation (friction rub), muffled heart sounds, inablitliy to lie flat, plusus pardoxus