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Peds Cardiac Flashcards

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congenital heart dz –> CXR –> eval which structures? (2)

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  • pulm vasculature

- heart size

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congenital heart dz –> CXR –> eval pulm vasc –> 3 types?

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  • increased pulm venous flow
  • increased arterial flow
  • decreased arterial flow
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congenital heart dz –> CXR –> pulm vasc –> increased pulm venous flow –> imaging appearance?

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peripheral 1/3 –> indistinct vessels & septal markings

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congenital heart dz –> CXR –> pulm vasc –> increased pulm venous flow –> can be seen in what conditions? (4)

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  • hypoplastic L heart
  • aortic coarctation
  • congestive heart failure
  • neonatal sepsis
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congenital heart dz –> CXR –> pulm vasc –> increased arterial flow –> imaging appearance?

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peripheral 1/3 –> distinct lrg-caliber vessels

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congenital heart dz –> CXR –> pulm vasc –> increased pulm arterial flow –> can be seen in what conditions? (4)

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L-to-R shunt:

  • atrial septal defect
  • VSD
  • patent ductus arteriosus
  • endocardial cushion defect (AV canal defect)
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congenital heart dz –> CXR –> pulm vasc –> decreased arterial flow –> imaging appearance?

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peripheral 1/3 –> decreased vasculature

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congenital heart dz –> CXR –> pulm vasc –> decreased pulm arterial flow –> can be seen in what conditions? (2)

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RV outflow tract insuff:

  • Tetralogy of Fallot
  • Ebstein anomaly
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increased pulm venous flow –> aka?

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pulm edema

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extra-cardiac AV shunt –> 2 examples? (2)

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  • vein of Galen malformation

- infantile hepatic hemangioma

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neonatal CHF –> etiology? (2)

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  • primary cardiac anomaly

- extra-cardiac arteriovenous shunt

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endocardial cushion defect (AV canal defect) –> assoc synd? (1)

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Down synd

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congenital heart dz:

  • increased pulm venous flow
  • increased arterial flow
  • decreased arterial flow

cyanotic vs acyanotic?

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  • increased pulm venous flow: acyanotic
  • increased arterial flow: acyantoic
  • decreased arterial flow: cyantoic
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congenital heart disease:

  • decreased pulm vasc
  • cardiomeg

what condition? (2)

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  • Ebstein anomaly

- pulm atresia w intact septum

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congenital heart disease:

  • decreased pulm vasc
  • normal heart size

what condition?

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Tetralogy of Fallot

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congenital heart disease:

  • increased pulm vasc
  • normal heart size

what condition? (5)

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5 Ts:

  • transposition of great arteries
  • truncus arteriosus
  • tricuspid atresia
  • total anomalous pulm venous return (TAPVR)
  • single ventricle
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hypoplastic L heart –> spectrum of anomalies –> which L heart struct can be involved? (5)

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  • LA
  • LV
  • mitral valve
  • aortic valve
  • aorta
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hypoplastic L heart –> fatal –> unless have what condition?

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R-to-L shunt:

  • patent ductus arteriosus
  • ASD
  • patent foramen ovale
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what is ductus arteriosus? natural progression after birth?

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short connection bw proximal left pulmonary artery and aortic arch –> blood bypass the non-ventilated lungs in the fetus

after birth –> decrease prostaglandins & decrease pulm art pressure –> ductus close 2 days after birth –> blood into pulm vasculature –> ligamentum arteriosum

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hypoplastic L heart –> tx?

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Norwood procedure

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what is Blalock-Taussig shunt?

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graft –> connect R subclavian A –> R pulm A

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what is bidirectional Glenn shunt?

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SVC connect to R pulm A

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what is modified Fontan?

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tunneled conduit –> connect IVC –> pulm A

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neonatal CHF –> 2 MCC?

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  • vein of Galen malformation

- hepatic hemangioendothelioma

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ASD –> RtoL or LtoR shunt?

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L-to-R

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ASD –> when present?

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later childhood - early adult

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ASD –> assoc condition? (1)

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Holt-Oram synd

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Holt-Oram synd –> synd? (2)

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  • ASD

- UE bone deformity (ie absence/hypoplasia thumb)

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ASD –> MC type? MOA?

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ostium secundum

septum secundum –> incompletely cover ostium secundum

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ASD –> 2nd MC type? MOA?

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ostium primum

septum primum –> incompletely fuse to endocardial cushion

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sinus venosus ASD –> assoc condition?

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anomalous pulm venous drainage

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32
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ASD –> what structure(s) is enlarged?

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RA –> RV –> pulm A

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VSD –> when present?

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1mo

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VSD –> 2 types of location?

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  • # 1 membranous

- muscular IV septum

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VSD –> possible complication?

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Eisenmenger synd

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36
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what is Eisenmenger synd?

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pulm HTN –> reversal of shunt direction

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VSD –> R or L heart is enlarged?

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L

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PDA –> classic clinical presentation?

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premature –> 7-10 days of life –> CXR show CHF

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endocardial cushion defect –> spectrum of anomalies –> such as? (4)

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  • ostium primum ASD
  • VSD
  • mitral anomaly
  • tricuspid anomaly
40
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endocardial cushion defect –> assoc condition?

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trisomy 21

41
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what is Ebstein anomaly?

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tricuspid valve –> severe malformation –> leaflets displaced apically –> obstruct pulm valve –> RV outflow tract obstruction –> atrialization of RV

42
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Ebstein anomaly –> what concurrent condition 100%?

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ASD

43
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Ebstein anomaly –> CXR appearance?

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  • huge heart –> enlrg RA –> “box shape”

- decreased pulm vasc

44
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CXR –> massive R atrial enlrg & decreased pulm vasc –> ddx? (2)

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  • Ebstein anomaly

- pulm atresia w intact ventricular septum

45
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pulm atresia w intact ventricular septum –> what happens to…

  • RA
  • RV
  • pulm valve
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  • RA: enlrg
  • RV: hypoplasia
  • pulm valve: atretic
46
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pulm atresia w intact ventricular septum –> how get pulm blood flow?

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L-to-R shunt must be present (ie PDA)

47
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Tetralogy of Fallot –> 4 components?

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  • pulm valve stenosis –> RV outflow tract obstruction
  • RV hypertrophy
  • VSD
  • aorta override VSD
48
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what is pentalogy of Fallot?

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tetralogy of fallot + ASD

49
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pediatric –> MC cyanotic heart dz?

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ToF

50
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adult –> MC cyanotic heart dz?

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ToF

51
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Tetralogy of Fallot –> assoc synd? (3)

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  • DiGeorge synd
  • VACTERL
  • trisomy 21
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DiGeorge synd –> synd? (3)

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  • ToF
  • absent thymus
  • absent parathyroid
53
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Tetralogy of Fallot –> CXR appearance?

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  • normal size heart –> RV hypertrophy –> cardiac apex uplifted –> “boot shape”
  • decreased pulm vasc
54
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Tetralogy of Fallot –> 25% have what other condition?

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R aortic arch

55
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Tetralogy of Fallot –> severe form?

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pulm atresia w VSD

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Tetralogy of Fallot –> tx?

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surg:
- close VSD
- open RV outflow obstruct

57
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newborn –> MC cyanotic heart dz?

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transposition of great A

58
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what is transposition of great A?

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  • RV –> aorta

- LV –> pulm A

59
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transposition of great A –> what is required for survival?

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site for blood mixture –> ie ASD, VSD, PDA, LtoR shunt)

60
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transposition of great A –> US findings? (2)

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  • aorta ant to heart

- great vessels exit heart in parallel (rather than cross)

61
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transposition of great A –> classic CXR finding? actual typical appearance?

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classic: heart & narrow mediastinum –> “egg on a string”

typical:
- slightly narrow mediastinum
- increased pulm vasc

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transposition of great A –> why mediastinum narrow on CXR?

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  • parallel config of great vessels
  • thymus involute d/t stress
  • lack of main pulm bulge
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transposition of great A –> tx?

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Jatene procedure –> arterial switch

64
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tricuspid atresia + small VSD –> CXR appearance?

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  • normal heart

- decreased pulm vasc

65
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tricuspid atresia + lrgVSD –> CXR appearance?

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  • lrg heart

- increased pulm flow

66
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MC congenital heart dz w right arch?

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truncus arteriosus

67
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what is truncus arteriosus?

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single great art –> supplies:

  • systemic
  • pulm
  • coronary

overrides a VSD

68
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truncus arteriosus –> CXR appearance?

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  • cardiomeg
  • narrow mediastinum
  • pulm edema
69
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what is total anomalous pulm venous return (TAPVR)?

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pulm veins go to systemic venous circ instead of LA

70
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TAPVR –> types? (4)

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  • supracardiac: L brachiocephalic V
  • cardiac: coronary sinus or RA
  • infracardiac: hepatic IVC/portal/hepatic V
  • mixed: combo of above
71
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TAPVR –> MC type?

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supracardiac

72
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supracardiac TAPVR –> classic CXR finding?

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snowman sign

73
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TAPVR –> typical CXR appearance?

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  • normal heart

- pulm edema

74
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TAPVR –> what must be present for blood to reach L heart?

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interatrial R-L comm –> ASD

75
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aortic coarctation –> locations? (3)

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  • preductal
  • periductal
  • postductal
76
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aortic coarctation –> when present?

  • preductal
  • periductal
  • postductal
A
  • preductal: infant
  • periductal: teen-early adult
  • postductal: teen-early adult
77
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aortic coarctation –> assoc condition?

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bicuspid aortic valve

78
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aortic coarctation –> assoc synd?

A

Turner synd

79
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aortic coarctation –> classic CXR finding in adult?

A

3 sign

80
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tuberous sclerosis –> earliest sign in utero?

A

cardiac rhabdomyoma

81
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MC cardiac tumor?

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rhabdomyoma

82
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pediatric cardiac tumors? (4)

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  • rhabdomyoma
  • teratoma
  • fibroma
  • hemangioma
83
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2nd MC cardiac tumor detected in utero?

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teratoma

84
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cardiac teratoma –> MC location?

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root of pulm A & aorta

85
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pericardial teratoma –> potential complication?

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massive perinatal pericardial effusion

86
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cardiac fibroma –> MC location?

A

IV septum

87
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cardiac hemangioma –> potential complication?

A

massive pericardial effusion

88
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asplenia –> type of heterotaxy?

A

R-sided isomerism

89
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polysplenia –> type of heterotaxy?

A

L-sided isomerism

90
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Kawasaki dz –> acute phase –> what conditions are seen? (2)

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  • myocarditis

- heart fail

91
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Kawasaki dz –> subacute phase –> what conditions are seen? (2)

A

coronary A aneurysm –> thrombus

92
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hypoplastic L heart –> CXR findings?

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  • normal heart or cardiomeg

- pulm edema

93
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transposition of great arteries –> D vs L?

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D:

  • deoxy: RA –> RV –> aorta
  • oxy: LA –> LV –> pulm A

L: (congenitally corrected)

  • deoxy: RA –> LV –> pulm A
  • oxy: LA –> RV –> aorta

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