more greenbook qs Flashcards
extreme caution must be used with inotropes in what cardiomyopathy
hypertrophic cardiomyopathy–can burn out muscle leading to heart failure
with pulmonary edema–what happens to oncotic and pulmonary pressure
decrease in oncotic pressure and increase in pulmonary pressure
what is Cor pulmonale
failure of right heart due to high pressure in right ventricle and pulmonary artery
End stage cardiogenic shock is usually characterized by
decreaed contractility, altered preload, increased SVFR and after load
What happens to afterload in hypervolemic shock
increased
What is the most common type of heart defect in kids
VSD
Pulmonary hypertensive crisis is managed by
ino
hyperventilation
sedation and paralysis
(avoid Beta blockers)
a PDA can stay open in the first two weeks of life by
PGE
Acidosis
hypoxia
Before admin idomithican what test needs to be done
CBC–need to have adequate platelets
Water hammer pulse associated with which defect?
PDA
Aortic stenosis common symptoms
Chest pain
syncope
activity intolerance