myocarditis/pericarditis/tamponade Flashcards
Causes of myocarditis
infection
toxins/drugs
autoimmune disorder
chronic myocarditis
myocarditis on echo
dilated/hypertrophied ventricles
dysfunction
WMA
myocarditis symptoms
chest pain
exercise intolerance
SOB
fever
causes of pericarditis
injury
infarct
cancer
surgery
hiv
infection
acute onset of pericarditis symptoms
PERICARDIAL FRICTION RUB
ST ELEVATION
SHARP STABBING CHEST PAIN
chronic onset of percarditis
less common to have friction rub or ekg changes
pericardial effusion
constrictive pericarditis effects what chambers
all 4 chambers
constrictive pericarditis etiology what happens to the pericardium
parietal and visceral pericardium thicken and scar and calcify
constrictive pericarditis on echo
ventricular size and systolic function usually normal
bi atrial enlargement due to impaired diastolic filling
ivs septal bounce
pericardial effusion
constrictive pericarditis m mode
LAE
bright and thick pericardium
paradoxical septal motion
PV premature opening
large pericardial effusion is > than
20 mm
small percardial effusion is < than
10 mm
pericardial effusion symptoms
hoarseness
difficulty swallowing
compression
pain
syncope,nausea,SOB
how to differentiate a pericardial effusion to a pleural effusion
a pericardial effusion is anterior to the descending aorta
best echo view to visualize effusion
PLAX