onlinemeded Flashcards

1
Q

Why would you not use a drug eluding stent?

A

unreliable or homeless patient, b/c drug eluding stents require 1 year of clopedigrel
otherwise ALWAYS use drug eluding stents

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2
Q

how long do you use clopedigrel in drug eluding stents? bare metal stents?

A

1 year

1 month

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3
Q

after STEMI has been ruled out, what is the next step?

A

Give ASA

diagnosis with troponins comes AFTER ASA

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4
Q

first line treatment for R sided infarct?

A

fluids

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5
Q

What medications are NOT given in R sided infarct & why?

A

Nitroglycerin & morphine b/c they are venodilators which would decreased preload to R heart, making situation worse

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6
Q

What is the limit for transport to PCI center?

A

60 minutes

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7
Q

what is the door to balloon time?

A

90 minutes

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8
Q

In class III heart failure, what medication is added?

A

spironolactone OR combination hydralazine & isosorbide dinitrate

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9
Q

first step in diagnosing HF?

A

BNP, then echo, then catheterization

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10
Q

What can hide HF via BNP?

A

obesity artificially lowers BNP

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11
Q

when do you refer for AICD in HF?

A

Class I with EF less than 30%

Class II or III with EF less than 35%

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12
Q

tx of flash pulmonary edema

A

IV nitrates

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13
Q

What medication in important for long term HF mortality, but reduces EF in acute setting?

A

beta blockers

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14
Q

possible sign of posterior MI?

A

depression in V1-V4

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15
Q

cardiogenic PCWP

A

greater than 12

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16
Q

L atrial enlargement can cause?

A

atrial fibrillation

17
Q

mitral stenosis sound

A

opening snap w/diastolic decrescendo murmur

earlier the snap, worse the disease

18
Q

aortic stenosis sound

A

aortic region, systolic crescendo-decrescendo murmur

19
Q

mitral regurgitation sound

A

holosystolic murmur radiating to axilla

heard best at apex

20
Q

aortic insufficiency sound

A

diastolic decrescendo systolic murmur at aortic region

21
Q

valsalva improves which murmurs

A

MS, AS, MR, AR

22
Q

valsalva worsens which murmurs

A

HCOM & MVP

23
Q

Leg raise worsens which murmurs

A

MS, AS, MR, AR

24
Q

Leg raise improves which murmurs

A

HCOM & MVP

25
Q

HOCM sound

A

systolic crescendo-decrescendo, young person, improves with increased venous return

26
Q

what patients are most likely to respond to cardioversion?

A

young with NO structural heart disease

27
Q

when do you get a cardiac MRI?

A

when sarcoid or hemachromatosis is suspected

28
Q

Beck’s triad

A

pericardial tamponade:

JVD, hypotension, decreased heart sounds

29
Q

T or F: intubation is dangerous in setting of pericardial tamponade.

A

T: induction medication decrease preload too much & positive pressure ventilation further reduces preload

30
Q

What antihypertensives cause hypokalemia?

A

thiazides and loop diuretics

31
Q

What antihypertensives cause hyperkalemia?

A

ACE-inhibitors

32
Q

tx of A fib in the setting of heart failure?

A

digoxin or amiodarone

33
Q

when can chest compressions be skipped?

A

witnessed loss of pulse in shockable rhythm