Stroke and Heart Failure Flashcards

1
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what percentage of strokes are ischemic strokes?

A

87%

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2
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what does ischemic stroke mean?

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blood clot blocking blood flow to brain

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3
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what percentage of strokes are hemorrhagic strokes?

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13%

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4
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what does hemorrhagic stroke mean?

A

blood vessel breaks and bleeds into the brain

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5
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stroke is the ____ leading cause of death

A

5th

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6
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every _ minutes someone dies of a stroke

A

4

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7
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someone in the US has a stroke every ___ seconds

A

40

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8
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modifiable risk factors of a stroke

A
smoking
diet
alcohol intake
physical inactivity
obesity
hypertension
dyslipidemia
heart disease
atrial fibrillation
diabetes
sickle cell disease
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non-modifiable risk factors of a stroke

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age
family history
race
gender
prior stroke or heart attack
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10
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what does TIA stand for?

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transient ischemic attack

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11
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signs and symptoms of a stroke?

A
loss of balance
loss of vision
face uneven
one arm weak or numb
slurred speech
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12
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what does BEFAST stand for?

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Balance
Eyes
Face
Arms
Speech
Time
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13
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define a transient ischemic attack

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episode of neurological dysfunction due to lack of blood flow to brain, spinal cord, or eyes without acute infarction

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14
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what is thrombus

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term for a clot associated with hypertension and diabetes

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15
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what is an embolus?

A

a traveling clot

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16
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what are the main causes of a hemorrhagic stroke?

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hypertension, trauma, drug induced and vascular malformation

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17
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symptoms of a hemorrhagic stroke?

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headache
vomiting
loss of memory/focus
pain down neck or spine

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18
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what can happen if bleeding is not stopped during a hemorrhagic stroke?

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deep coma or death

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19
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saccular aneurysm

A

vessel wall weakness at major arteries along the base of the brain

20
Q

what is arteriovenous mslformation (AVM)

A

abnormal connection of blood vessels

21
Q

what are some antiplatelet drugs to prevent ischemic stroke?

A

aspirin
clopidogrel
dipyridamole

22
Q

what is a vitamin k antagonist drug that prevents ischemic stroke?

23
Q

what is a direct thrombin inhibitor drug to prevent ischemic stroke?

A

dabigatran

24
Q

what are some factor Xa inhibitor drugs to prevent ischemic stroke?

A

rivaroxaban

apixaban

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name of drug that acts as an enzyme that binds fibrin in a thrombus?
alteplase
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physical post stroke complications
``` dysphagia: difficulty swallowing foods or liquids fatigue foot drop hemiparesis: muscle weakness incontinence: loss of bladder control pain paralysis seizures sleep spasticity: muscle tightness vision ```
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emotional post stroke complications
depression | pseudobulbar affect: inappropriate involuntary laughing and crying
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cognition post stroke complications
aphasia: unable to express or understand speech memory loss vascular dementia: brain damage due to stroke
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define heart failure
impairment of ventricular filling or ejection of blood
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heart failure contributes to _ in _ deatsh
1, 9
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modifiable risk factors for heart failure
* Hypertension * Coronary artery disease * Heart disease * Hyperlipidemia * Diabetes * Obesity * Alcohol Use * Tobacco Use * Cardiotoxic drugs
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non-modifiable risk factors for heart failure
age 65 or over family history race gender (more common in male)
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causes of heart failure:
``` valvular disease hypertension ischemic heart disease post MI w/ damage congenital abnormalities acute hemodynamic stresses ```
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normal percentage of blood volume ejected from left ventricle during systole?
45-65%
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systolic heart failure is less than or equal to what percent? what is the abbreviated term?
40% (HFrEF)
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borderline/intermediate heart failure is between what percentages? what is the abbreviated term?
40-49% (HFmrEF)
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preserved heart failure is greater than or equal to what percentage? what is the abbreviated term?
50% (HFpEF)
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symptoms of HF
``` Dyspnea: difficulty breathing Fatigue Exercise intolerance Orthopnea: Discomfort when breathing while lying down edema coughing SOB ```
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Physical exam and diagnostic tests for HF
``` Vital signs Volume status Blood work Electrocardiogram Chest x-ray Echocardiogram ```
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signs of HF (F.A.C.E.S acronym)
``` Fatigue Activities limited Chest congestion Edema Shortness of breath ```
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NYHA class 1 HF
normal physical activity does not cause fatigue, palpitations, dyspnea, and or angina
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NYHA class 2 HF
normal physical activity does cause fatigue, palpitations, dyspnea, and or angina
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NYHA class 3 HF
less than ordinary physical activity causes fatigue, palpitations, dyspnea, and or angina
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NYHA class 4 HF
fatigue, palpitations, dyspnea, and or angina occur at rest
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ACCF/AHA stages of HF (A-D)
A: high risk without heart disease or symptoms B: heart disease but no signs of symptoms C: heart disease with prior or current symptoms D: refractory HF requiring specialized interventions
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drug classes to treat HF
``` ACEI ARB beta blockers aldosterone antagonists statins loop diuretics anticoagulants ```
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HF occurs in ___% of the population over 60
10