Perfusion Flashcards

1
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To obtain Heart Rate ….

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-Assess apical pulse

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Acyanotic

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  • Increased pulm blood flow, obstruction to blood flow from ventricles
    1. Atrial septal defect
    2. Ventricular septal defect
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3
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Cyanotic

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  • Decreased pulm blood flow
    1. TOF
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4
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Cyanotic

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  • Mixed blood flow
  • Transposition of great arteries
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5
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Ventricular Septal Defect

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  • Increased pulm flow
  • High pressure in LV –> RV
  • ACYANOTIC!
  • Tachy, murmor, poor weight, periorbital edema
  • CHF is common!
  • Prevent irreversible pulm vascular disease
  • Banding, sutures, patches, catheter closure
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6
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Tetralogy of Fallot

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  • Decreased pulm flow
  • RV –> LV
    1. VSD
    2. Pulm Stenosis
    3. Overiding aorta
    4. RV Hypertrophy
  • CYANOTIC!
  • Cyanotic at birth, murmor, poor weight gain, hypoxemia, tet spells *
  • CHF is UNCOMMON
  • Early management is key: Palliative shunt or complete repair
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7
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Tetralogy of Fallot 4 Defects

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  1. VSD
  2. Pulm Stenosis
  3. Overiding aorta
  4. RV Hypertrophy
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8
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Obstruction to systemic blood flow…

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Coarction of the aorta

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9
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Coarction of the Aorta

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  • Localized narrowing near insertion of the ductus arteriosus
  • Increase pressure proximal to defect and decreased pressure distal to defect
  • ACYANOTIC!
  • HBP before point
  • LBP after point
  • Shock!
  • HIGH BP and Bounding Pulses in Upper Extremeties
  • Low BP and Weak Femoral Pulses Lower Extremeties
  • CHF Common + Pulmonary Edema
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10
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Mixed Defect

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Transposition of Great Arteries
- Decreased pulm blood flow
- Post natal survival is dependent on mixing of the systemic and pulm blood
- Hypoxemia and CHF

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11
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Transposition of Great Arteries

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  • Blood on right side never gets oxygenated
  • Blood on left side never gets deoxygenated
  • Two separate parallel circuits:
  • Unoxygenated blood circulates through systemic circulation
  • Oxygenated blood circulates through the pulm circulation
  • Need communication between the 2 circuits
  • CYANOTIC ( R —> L )
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12
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Treatment for Transposition of Great Arteries

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  • Prostaglandin E
  • Vasodilator , keeps ductus arteriosus open to promote O2 saturation above 75%
  • Ballon septostomy
  • Arterial switch sugrical procedure
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13
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Right Sided HF

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  • Rest of Body
  • RV unable to pump blood into PA
  • Pushes blood back into the body
  • S/S: Swelling of legs and hands, weight gain, pitting edema, JVD, Irregular HR, ascites
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14
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Left Sided HF

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  • Lungs
  • LV unable to pump blood to systemic
  • Blood goes back into lungs
  • Pulm edema and pressure
  • S/S: Dyspnea, rales, orthopnea, weakness, nagging cough, blood tinged sputum, weight gain
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15
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Digoxin

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  • Improves myocardial contractility
  • Inc CO, Dec heart size and edema
  • Check potassium
  • Check apical pulse prior to admin *
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16
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Digoxin Toxicity

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  • N/V
  • Brady
  • Double Vision
  • Anorexia
  • No missed dose
  • Keep med locked up
17
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Blood flows from …

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  • High to low pressure
18
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Right sided pressure is …

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  • Lower than left sided pressure so typically
  • L –> R Shunting occurs