PCP 1 Flashcards

1
Q

severity assessed with 2 measures?

A

quantitative, NRS, VAS

qualitative: function, affecting life?

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2
Q

Time Course involves?

A

onset, offset,
duration of event
temporal profile

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3
Q

palpitation is defined as?

A

abnormal awareness of heart beat

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4
Q

acute or chronic palpitation notice more?

A

acute

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5
Q

what is ideal waist to hip ratio for men vs. women?

A

<0.8 women

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6
Q

vasovagal Syncope serious or benign?

A

usually benign

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7
Q

cardiac Syncopes caused by?

A

arrythmias, stenosis, ischaemia

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8
Q

what is critical for Syncope episode during unconsciousness?

A

witness account

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9
Q

important things to ask for Syncope?

A

prodrome

context

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10
Q

bradycardia is <___beats?

tachycardia is?

A

100bpm

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11
Q

what is reversible myocardial ischaemia called?

A

angina

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12
Q

prolonged angina pain >20 min suggests?

A

myocardial infarction

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13
Q

chest pain must asks?

A
hypertension
cholesterol
diabetes
family Hx
smoking
age/gender
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14
Q

most common cause of oedema and dyspnoea?

A

congestive heart failure

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15
Q

define oedema

A

accumulation of fluid in the interstitial space between cells

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16
Q

what are 3 main mechanisms of oedema?

A

increase hydrostatic pressure (CHF)
decrease oncotic pressure(cirrhosis/albumin)
capillaries and veules more permeable (inflamm/allergic)

17
Q

unilateral vs. bilateral leg swelling?

A

unilateral: DVT
bilateral: CHF/pitting

18
Q

dyspnoea is defined as?

A

abnormal difficulty with breathing

19
Q

what is a wheeze?

A

continuous musical sound during breathing from narrowing with insp or expiration

20
Q

how can heart problem lead to wheezing?

A

CHF >pulmonary oedema

21
Q

Atopy consists of?

A

Eczema
Asthma
Hay fever