Peds Cardiology Flashcards
Paroxysmal Suparvent Tachy presentation?
Palpitations (P described as CP)
Paroxysmal SVT tx?
If sustained: Vegal, Adenosine (acute)
B-block (mgmt)
Normal HR < 6mo?
6mo-1yr
1-5yr
5-12yr
12+
145
135
110-120
85
80
Atrial Septal Defect due to?
ostium secundum or primum defect
Atrial Septal Defect presentation?
Tx?
U asympt
Most close by 12 mo
P diuretic if sxs w/ activity/feeding
Surgery by 3-4yo
Ventral Septal Defect causes what kind of shunt?
Results in?
Systolic, to lungs and L heart
Inc pulmonary flow –» pulmonary HTN
VSD presentation?
Tachy/tachy
SOB
Cyanosis
VSD tx?
Diuretics
Surgery
Ductus Arteriosis is?
Patent Ductus Arteriosis is?
Normal shunt b/w pulmonary and aorta in babies (sends blood to lower body)
DA still open after 3 mo
Patent Ductus Arteriosis results in?
Sxs?
Tx?
Inc pulmonary artery flow –» pulm HTN
Tachy/tachy
SOB
Cyanosis
Indomethacin
Surgery
Tetralogy of Fallot is?
VSD
Pulmonic stenosis or pulmonary atresia
Overriding aorta
Right ventricular hypertrophy
TOF sxs?
Cyanotic spells w/ waking or exertion:
Uncontrollable crying, rapid/deep breathing, convulsions –»
TOF spell tx?
BREAK THE CYCLE
Morphine/Ketamine
Phenylephrine (anti-hist)
B-block
Rheumatic Fever Jones Criteria?
PRECEDING STREP INFECTION 2 of: Carditis Polyarthritis Sydenham chorea Erythema marginatum Subcutaneous nodules Or 1 + 1 of: Fever Inc SED
Rheumatic Fever tx?
PCN or Azith
ASA
Long-term PCN prophy (Q 4 wks for yrs)