onlinemeded-cards Flashcards

1
Q

typical chest pain

A

-substernal
-worse w/
-exertion
relieved w/ nitroa

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2
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II, III, AVF STEMI

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R-sided - no nitrates b/c preload dependent

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3
Q

necessary drugs for MI

A

BB
ASA
ACE-I
Statin

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4
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CHF w/u

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BNP
Echo
LH cath (ischemic vs not)

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5
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HF treatment (class I)

A

BB + ACEi/ARB

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6
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HF treatment (class II)

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BB, ACEi/ARB, loop diuretics

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7
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HF treatment (class III)

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BB, ACEi/ARB, loop diuretics, spiro

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8
Q

diastolic murmur w/ opening snap

A

mitral stenosis - tx w/ balloon

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9
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diastolic murmur @ R sternal border

A

aortic insufficiency - tx w/ replacement

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10
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crescendo decrescendo systolic murmur

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aortic stenosis - tx w/ replacement

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11
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holosystolic murmur @ apex

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mitral insufficiency

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12
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murmurs more blood in heart = worse murmur

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MS, AS, MR, AR

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13
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murmurs more blood in heart = less murmur

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HCM, MVprolapse

  • HCM: more blood = pushes septum out + reveals aortic outlet
  • prolapse: more blood -> stretches out opening -> valves come together better
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14
Q

R sided systolic murmur, quieter w/ squatting

A

HCM - tx w/ avoiding dehydration + BBlockade

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15
Q

systolic murmur, quieter w/ squatting

A

mitral valve prolapse

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16
Q

valsalva __ preload

A

decreases

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17
Q

etiologies of dilated cardiomyopathy

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virus, EtOH, ischemia

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18
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etiologies of concentric hypertrophy

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HTN - tx w/ BB, CCB

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19
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etiologies of restrictive cardiomyopathy

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amyloid, sarcoid, hemachromatosis

20
Q

pericarditis tx

A

NSAIDs + colchicine

  • avoid NSAIDs in CKD, PUD
  • colchicine = dose limited
21
Q

pericarditis EKG

A

depressed PR, diffuse ST elev

22
Q

HTN tx w/ CHF

23
Q

HTN tx w/ stroke

A

ACEi, HCTZ

24
Q

dihydro CCBs side effects

A

peripheral edema

25
thiazide side effects
dec serum K, dec urine Ca
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BB side effects
dec HR
27
spiro side effects
hyperK, gynecomastia
28
arterial dilator
hydral
29
narrow QRS tachy
SVT, Afib/flutter
30
wide QRS tachy
torsades, vtach
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SVT treatment
stable: adenosine unstable: shock
32
Afib tx
stable: rate = rhythym unstable: shock
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torsades tx
stable: mg unstable: shock
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vtach tx
stable: amio unstable: shock
35
regular rhythm, no p waves, rate >150
SVT
36
afib tx: stable
CCB = BB | verapamil, dilt
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new afib tx
cardiovert
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old afib tx
- TTE: valve vs not | - A/C 3 wks -> TEE -> cardiovert -> A/C
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chads2vasc
- CHF - HTN - age - DM - Stroke - vasc dz
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chads2vasc scores
2+ = anticoagulate
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valvular afib A/C
warfarin - must bridge w/ LMWH
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unstable bradycardia tx
pace
43
brady: narrow QRS
sinus, 1, 2deg blocks
44
atropine can be used for what brady rhythms?
sinus, 1st deg block, 2nd deg
45
stable arrhythmia tx
fast + wide: amio fast + narrow: adenosine slow: atropine
46
unstable vtach/vfib meds
epi - amio | CAN shock
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statin indications
1. vasc dz 2. LDL >190 3. LDL 70-189, age 40-75, DM 4. LDL 70-189, age 40-75, ASCVD >7.5%