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Shock + Arrhythmias Flashcards

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Hemodynamic findings in the different types of shock

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(CVP, PCWP, SVR( Hypovolemic - dec, dec, inc Cardiogenic -LVF - norm, incr, incr -RVF - incr, norm, incr -Both - inc, inc, inc Distributive -Early - dec, dec, dec -Late - inc, inc, dec Obstructive - inc, inc, inc

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Type of shock w/ highest mortality

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Cardiogenic - 65-90%

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Downstream effects of shock for types of shock

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all similar - ischemia, decreased perfusion

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Stages of Shock

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Initial - hypoxia, lactic acidosis Compensatory - catecholamine release, cytokine release, hyperventilation Progressive - microsludging, increased blood viscosity, metabolic acidosis, MODs Refractory - irreversible organ and tissue damage, ATP to adenosine

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Systemic response to shock

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Increased CO Tachypnea Decreased renal, GI, UT function Blood shunting to vital organs Vasoconstriction

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Organs and their damage

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Kidney - tubular necrosis Lung - ARDS Liver - elevated enzymes, congestion GI - ischemia, hemorrhage, peritonitis

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LV myocardial tissue and cardiogenic shock

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Loss of >40% of LV tissue = correlates w/ cardiogenic shock development

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Cardiogenic shock; hemodynamics

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Systolic BP of >90mmHg or loss of >30 mmHg Reduced CI Increased PCWP

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Cardiogenic shock; treatment

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If BP <90 mmHg - use positive inotropes to stabilize -Increase filling time -Increase perfusion and coronary perfusion —-Vasopressors - NE, Epi, Vasopressin —-Positive inotropes - dobutamine, dopamine, milrinone —-IABP, assist devices *Use inoconstrictors - NE, Epi, dopamine (NeED

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Cardiogenic shock; myocardial damage

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Decreased CO = tachycardia = increased myocardial O2 demand Increased wall stress Lactic acidosis - damages myocardium ALL COMPENSATORY MECHANISM LEAD TO INCREASED O2 DEMAND AND FURTHER DAMAGE

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Cardiogenic shock; compensation

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SNS activation RAAS activation Overall increase in preload and afterload = increased O2 demand = increased damage and worsening shock

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Cardiogenic shock; diagnosis

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Lactic acid levels - correlate w/ mortality Echo - fast, quick diagnosis

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Septic shock; stages

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SIRS to Sepsis to Severe Sepsis Septic Shock to MODs

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Septic shock; SIRS

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Two of the following criteria -Tachypnea -WBC 12000 -Tachycardia -Hyperthermic or Hypothermic

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Septic shock; Sepsis criteria

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SIRS + presence of an infection

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Septic shock; Septic shock criteria

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Presistent hypotension; SIRS + Infection + Hypotension

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What is MODs (septic shock)

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Multiple organ dysfunction syndrome -Primary - directly injured by infection -Secondary - due to host response to infection; inflammation

18
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What is special about septic shock?

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All other forms of shock can lead to septic shock

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Septic shock treatment

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Fluid resuscitation: use crystalloids –renal damage –use albumin if high levels of crystalloids are indicated Vasopressors -NE = first choice -add vasopressin if needed Dobutamine - if myocardial dysfunction occurs W/in 3 hours - measure lactate level, empirical Ab therapy, crystalloid if hypotensive or lactate > 4mmol/L W/in 6 hours - apply vasopressors, remeasure lactate

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Hypovolemic shock; hemorrhagic shock therapy

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Volume therapy -crystalloids, albumin, etc. -Use blood products if O2 delivery < O2 need (class III, IV)

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Anaphylactic shock treatment

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Volume therapy - crystalloids Epinephrine

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What are the supraventricular arrhythmias

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Sinus tachycardia Atrial premature beat

SVTs- atrial flutter, atrial fibrillation, paroxysmal SVTs

Paroxysmal SVTs- AVNRT, Atrioventricular reentry tachycardia (WPW and non-WPW)

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What is sinus tachycardia

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Inc SNS/dec PNS = >100 bpm

Normal EKG/waves

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What is atrial premature beat

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  • due to automaticity or reentry
  • 3 or more premature beats = atrial tachycardia
  • Abnormal p-wave
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What is atrial flutter

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-reentry - tricuspid annulus circuit

—-tricuspid caval isthmus

—-counterclockwise -Saw tooth appearance

-Tx

—-rate control

—-rhythm control

———-Flecainide = paradoxical VT; 1:1 A:V conduction ———-Electric cardioversion

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What is atrial fibrillation

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-multiple reentry circuits and foci - atrial and pulmonary vein

————chaotic

-Tx

—–anticoagulants - CHA2DS2VASc score

—–Rate control

—–Rhythm control - cardioversion if >48 hours

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What is AVNRT

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  • most common paroxysmal SVT -two AV nodal pathways - fast and slow
  • two directions

——-down slow + up fast = typical

——-down fast + up slow = atypical

-Tx

——Acute - adenosine, valsalva maneuver, rate control ——Class I and III rhythm control

——Abalation of slow pathway; removal of fast = AV block

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What is atrioventricular reentry tachycardia

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-Presence of an accessory pathway (fast)

——anterograde = WPW

——retrograde = non-WPW

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What is WPW

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-Sinus rhythm

——Early ventricular depolarization through accessory path = disorganized, wide QRS

——Late ventricular depolarization through AV node = delta wave

-Tx - DO NOT USE RATE CONTROL

——-Acute = cardioversion

——-IV amiodarone + procainamide

——-Catheter ablation of accessory pathway

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What is PVC

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  • Ectopic ventricular foci
  • Wide QRS, no p-wave or retrograde p-wave
  • >20% PVCs = systolic dysfunction
  • Tx = observation or beta-blocker
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What is VT

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-3 or more PVCs in series

——–sustained = >30 seconds

——–unsustained = <30 seconds

  • Wide QRS + >100 bpm
  • Torsades de Pointes = polymorphic VT

——–Acute = Mg, isoproterenol (shortens QT)

——–Chronic = beta-blocker, ICD

-Tx

——-Cardioversion; sedate if patient is stable

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What is VFib Tx

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-Tx - immediate defibrillation

———IV amiodarone

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SNS/PNS effects on ANS regulation

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SNS - increase phase 4 slope, decreased threshold

PNS - decreased phase 4 slope, increased threshold, decreased diastolic membrane potential

*PNS dominates at rest

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