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Syncope Flashcards

1
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Defined as sudden, transcient, and complete conscience & postural loss

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Syncope

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SXS include extreme lightheadedness, tunnel vision, “graying out”, alterned mentation, general weakness, palpitaions

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pre-syncope

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what type of syncope is associated with cough, micturition, defication, deglutination, Cardiac sinus syndrome?

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Situational syncope

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what type of syncope is associated with Drug- induced, ANS failure, adv diabetes, >20/10 BP drop with positional changes

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orthostatic

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5
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what type of syncope is associated with bradycardia, tachycardia, prolonged QT?

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cardiac arrhythmia syncope

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what type of syncope is associated with AMI, Aortic stenosis, HCM, Pulm HTN, Aortic dissection

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Structural Cardion Pulm syncope

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What is a major Ddx of Syncope

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Pots (postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome)

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A thorough Hx for syncope includes

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Angina, Positional change, exertion, Hx of Syncope, cardiac problems, Diabetes, Fx: CAD, SCD, syncope seizures, Arrythmias

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SXS including Lightheadedness, facial pallor, diaphoresis, and nausea are associated with?

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Prodrome stage of VV syncope

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Which syncope is associated with a supine to standing change in BP greater than 20/10?

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orthostatic

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What diagnostic test can you perform to diagnose someone with VVS

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Tilt table test

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12
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What is the most common form of syncope, and who does if affect most?

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VVS, young and female patients

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13
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Heat exposure, prolonged standing, and physical exertion are triggers for what syncope

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VVS

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The Classic Prodromal Sxs of _____ syncope are Lightheadedness, diaphoresis, palpitations, nausea, GI discomfort, blurred vission, pallor

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VVS

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How do you treat VVS?

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Avoid triggers, education, and increase Na and water intake

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16
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What is Carotid sinus syndrome

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Carotid sinus stimulation leads to syncope, like shaving, a tight necktie, or prior surgery (>50mmHg drop)

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How can you diagnose Carotid sinus syncope

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Carotid massage, Contraindicated if patient has bruit or prior TIA, MI, Stroke within 3 months.

18
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This type of syncope is due to hypolovemia, medications, or autonomic dysfunction (MS, Parkinson’s, DM, Alcohol, Amyloids)

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Orthostatic

19
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which syncope is a diag of exclusion?

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orthostatic

20
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How can you treat orthostatic Syncope?

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Midodrine, fludrocortisone, fluids, tilt training, and water salt consumption

21
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What is the number 1 cause of Cardiovascular syncope?

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Aortic stenosis

22
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Which syncope is associated with valvular diseases, HCM, Tamponade, ischemia, PE, Pulm HTN?

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Structural cardiovascular syncope

23
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Which syncope is associated with A-fib, SVT, V-tach, AV block, and Brugada (genetic mutation, predisposed to arrhythmias)

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Arrhythmia cardiovascular syncope

24
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What syncope yields the lowest survival rates

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Cardiovascular syncope

25
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What is sinus node syndrome

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a pattern of tachy-brady-pause and repeat

26
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Which AV blocks are associated with Arrhythmia Cardiovacular syncope

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Mobitz 2 and 3 degree

27
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Which Tachycarcias are associated with Arrhythmia Cardiovacular syncope

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SVT, WPW, A-fib with RVR, V-tach, V-fib, Torsades de pointes

28
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What drugs induce prolonged QT intervals

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Quinolones, Azoles, Macrolides

29
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Aortic stenosis is most common as obstructive cardio syncope, what other aortic disease can occur?

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Aortic dissection

30
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What syncope is associated with HCM, PE, and tamponade?

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Obstructive cardiovascular syncope

31
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How can you treat Cardiovascular syncope?

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Pacemaker, Anti-arrythmic drugs, Fluid to increase preload

32
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What is a fake syncope called? and how can you test for it?

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Conversion Disorder or Psychogenic. Do the drop arm test

33
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How can you treat syncope in general?

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Assess pt’s pulse, elevate legs, call for help

34
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What is the San Francisco syncope rule?

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CHESS

CHF, Hemocrite <30%, EKG abnormality, SOB, SBP< 90mmHg

35
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What are the red flags for VVS?

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Fhx of SCD, EKG abnormalities, or Syncope working out

36
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associations:

  1. Supine to sitting
  2. changing position
  3. prolonged standing
  4. No prodrome
  5. prodrome
  6. Micturition
  7. Stress induced
  8. exertion
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  1. cardiogenic
  2. orthostatic
  3. VVS
  4. arrhythmias
  5. VVS
  6. VVS
  7. VVS
  8. Cardiogenic
37
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What should you rule out if a patient passes out?

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Seizures

38
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Syncope from hemodynamic instability is called

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Syncope from PE

39
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Syncope from an ectopic pregnancy, ruptured aneurism, trauma, GI bleed is called

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Hemorrhagic syncope

40
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Syncope and headache may be due to

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Subarachnoid hemorrhage

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