Thursday Wk 2 Cardio 6 Flashcards

1
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venous blood flows from __ veins to __ veins
blood from deep veins travels __ and drains via IVC

__ normally prevent backflow

w inc intraluminal pressure, dilation of veins occurs w __ flow (varicose veins)

this incompetence results in __ and venosus stasis dermatitis

leakage of __ into tissues leads to Fe deposition and discoloration

most commonly seen w obstructed VR O/P, problems w venous valves D__

A

superficial, deep

valves

upward
obstructed

ischemia

RBC
obesity/pregnancy, DVT

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carotid sinus __ occurs w pressure to the carotid sinus
carotid sinus is dilation of __ near bifurcation of CCA
reflex has affarent limb traveling to medullary centers via the __ nerve
efferent limb is __ nerve carrying PNS fibers
inc firing leads to inc __ output
this results in dec __ via VD and dec __ via dec SV
pt gets brady__ and hypo__

Coronary dominance determined by artery supplying __
majority is __ w right dominance
some left dominent via __
some are __

AV nodal artery branches off __ coronary artery

A
hypersensitivity
ICA
glossopharyngeal
vagus
PNS
bp, CO
cardic, TN

PDA
right coronary
LCX
codominant

dominant

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Potassium sparing diuretics A/T block ENaC inhibiting Na uptake
Aldo antags E/S inhibit apical ENaC and BL N/KATPase
__ are preferred in CHF bc they prevent aldosterone induced cardiac remodeling
this occurs in late __ and cortical __

HF leads to reduced __ and inc ventricular __ pressure
blood pressure initially __ causing activation of SNS/RAAS/ADH
fxn to inc Chrono/inotropy which inc __ fluid and peripheral __

inc afterload results from excessive __
impairs CO, leading to poor ___
High RAAS inc fluid __ and CHF
cardiac tissue __

A

amiloride, triamtere
eplerenone, spironolactone
Aldo antags
distal tubule, collecting duct

CO, filling
falls
extracellular, vasoconstriction

vc
renal perfusion
retention
remodels

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4
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FS relationship says that as cardiac muscle is stretched, __ is inc
VR curve shows changes w __ pressure
when it intersects x axis indicates no __
shifts to left w __ and right w less fluid
TPR affects __ of lines
when inc, slopes __

Excitation contraction coupling occurs w influx of __ into myocytes
RR of SR inc Ca release, binding to troponin
this moves __ so actin/myosin interact
last step is myocyte __
Ca is pumped out via __exchange pump or SR __ pump
Na/Ca pump uses __ to pump 1 Ca out for 3 Na in
Ca ATPase uses ___

A
CO
right atrial
venous return
inc fluid
slope, dec

Ca

tropomyosin
relaxation
Na/Ca, Ca ATPase
gradient
ATP
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Calmodulin is important in __ contraction bc no troponin is present
inc cardiac mucle, it is not involved in __

mean arterial pressure is measured via __ circ

PCWP aka __ for left atrial/left ventricle EDP

Nitrates primarily dilate __
this inc peripheral venous __ to reduce cardiac preload
LVEDV and __ dec
some __ dilation occurs, reducing afterload

A

smooth muscle
excitation contraction

central arterial

PAOP

veins
capacitance
pressure
arterial

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6
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severe HTN w end organ damage indicates HTN __
sx include P, Acute __, and E
drug of choice is F__ a D1 receptor agonist
activates __ to inc cAMP
results in __ and drop in BP
renal vasodilation inc __ w diuresis and natriuresis

H__ is arteriole vasodilator
results in reflex __ activation, inc HR/contractility

A
emergency
papilledema, kindye injury, encephalopathy
Fenoldapam
AC
vasodilation
perfusion

Hydralazine
SNS

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__ has significant risk of systemic thromboembolism
pt must have __ to tx
thrombus forms w __ enlargement, __ of blood flow, and atrial __/__

__ is most common site of thrombus formation

A

A fib
anticoags
LA, stasis, fibrosis, inflammation

LAA

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Diastolic HF occurs w normal __ and __ but inc LV filling pressure
due to dec __ such as impaired relaxation or inc wall stiffness (amyloid)
dec LV compliance leads to inc __ w normal LV EDV
decompensation occurs when pressure is transmitted to __

HDL is involved in __ cholesterol transport
removes cholesterol from __ and transports to __ for metabolism
direct pathway, HDL delivers CE to scavenger receptor __ on liver
indirect pathway, HDL transfers cholesterol to / receptors

A

LVEDV and CO
compliance
pressures
pulm circ

reverse
peripheral tissues, liver
SCARB1
LDL/VLDL

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HDL can be raised by __ measures or by use of __
__ used to prevent pancreatitis in pt w high TG

ischemia can result in __ due to apoptosis/necrosis
can form __ by parenchymal/endothelial/lueks
mitochondrial __ permeability
inflammation attracts __ for injury
activation of __ pathway

when cells in heart, brain, skeletal muscle are injured, release of __ across damaged membrane

A

nonpharm, statins
Fibrates

cell death
free rads
membrane
PMN
complement

CK

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it pt w systolic HF, long term use of __ is correlated w survival
reduce myocardial __ and __ and cardiac __
lowers peripheral resistance by removing __ hormones
avoid in __ HF bc it impairs CO

other drugs that can be used are A__, A__, A___

normal PTT indicates normal ___ pathway
abnormal __ indicates problem in the __ pathway
bleeding time correlates w ___ function

A

BB
O2 demand, HR, contractility
VC
unstable

ACEI, ARB, aldo antags

intrinsic
extrinsic
platelet

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NO2 primarily vasodilates the large ____
precapillary sphincters regulate blood flow from __ to capillaries
relax/contract in respnse to __/__
small arteries and arterioles are primary site of action for __ drugs and P__
large arteries regulate blood pressure due to _ in walls

w LV diastolic dysfxn, high __ filling pressure transmits pressure to __ circ
results in pulm __ as endothelium is damaged
dec NO but inc __ results in vasoconstriction
inc tone results in __ and PAH

A
veins
arterioles
NE/E
CCB, prazosin
smooth muscle

diastolic, pulm
congestion
endothelin
remodeling

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12
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cardiac catheterization for AR shows very high __/__ pressures, steep __ decline and no dicrotic notch
AR murmur occurs immediately after __ w peak intensity at AV closure

constitutional sx, MS murmur, SOB w large pedunculated mass in the LA indicates __
made of scattered cells w M__ stroma, abnormal BV and hemorrhage
large amount of __ are released, resulting in angiogenesis and hemorrhage
release of __ results in const symptoms

myxoma is pedunculated and G___
present w emboli or __ sx due to valve obs

A

Aortic/LV, diastolic
A2

cardiac myxoma
mucopolysaccharide
VEGF
IL6

gelatinous
cardiac

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Nitrates upregulate __ which dec intracellular Ca
this activates myosin light chain __, and dephosphorylation relaxes VSM

if myosin is __ it can bind to actin for muscle contraction

complete AV canal defect results in failed endocardial __
results in __ ASD, and VSD and single __ valve
LtR shunt w AV regurg leads to inc __ blood flow and sx of __
murmur is __ regurg and inc P venous__

Mutation in __ a gene for mitochondrial iron homeostasis and resp fxn leads to Friedrich Ataxia
assc w __ degen and HCM

A

cGMP
phosphatase

phosphorylated

fusion
ostium primum, AV
pulm, HF
Aortic, return

frataxin
spinocerebellar

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14
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SE of ACEI include A/C/hyper__
inc K is not a problem unless on __ sparing diuretic
A/T/S

Metoprolol is selective __ blocker
B2 blockers/nonselective blockers can result in __
other hyperKalemia inducing meds include C/N

I is a thiazide diuretc

A

angioedema, cough, kalemia
Potassium
Amiloride, triamtere, spironolactone

B1
hyperkalemia

cardiac glycoside, NSAID

indapamide

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15
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inc cGMP in vascular smooth muscle leads to __
can be extreme w Nitrate and __ inhibs

receptor downregulation is T__

one complication of excessive alcohol consumption is A___
also seen w long standing __/__/___
due to inc __ tone

high QRS voltage indicates LV __
varying R-R interval indicates __ rhythm

A

vasodilation
PDE

tachylplaxis

A fib
HTN, HF, hyperthyroid
SNS

hypertrophy

irregularly, irregular

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16
Q

__ is volume of plasma cleared of drug per time
determines dose __ to maintain steady state conc (Css)

Maintenance dose = Css * __
Bioavailability

A

clearance
rate

clearance

17
Q

half life eq is (__ * .7)/CL
elimination is achieved in __ half lives

Loading dose is (Vd x __)/Bioavalability
in pt w renal/hepatic failure, __ remains unchanged, but maintenance dose is affected

A

Vd
4-5

Css
loading dose

18
Q

Sudden cardiac death is usually due to __ in athletes
results in V __/__
HCM presents w massive myocardial __ in septal region

endocardial thickening and noncompliant ventricular walls indicates __ cardiomyopathy

Chronic __ HD leads to patchy fibrosis of the mural endocardium

A

HCM
fib/tachycardiac

restrictive

ischemic

19
Q

femoral triangle from lateral to medial
femoral triangle formed by __ superiorly, __ medially and __ laterally

Congenital long QT syndrome due to mutations in __ channel that dec outflow

__ is state of chronic myocardial ischemia
both myocardial metabolism/fxn have been __ to match dec BF
prevents myocardial __
dec expression of __/__ proteins, adrenergic control and reduced Ca responsiveness
dec __ w LV systolic dysfxn

w restoration of flow, myocardium has improved __

A

FN, FA, FV, lymphatics
inguinal ligament, adductor longus, sartorius

outward K

myocardial hibernation
dec
necrosis
cytoskeletal/contractile
contractility

fxn

20
Q

__ conditioning is a process w repetitive anginal episodes delay cell death after coronary occlusion

reperfusion injury presents w __ and myocyte injury

dystrophic __ affects aging aortic valve
hallmark of cell __/__
occurs in all types of __ w normal calcium levels

result of endothelial/fibroblast death w chronic __ stress and atherosclerosis

often __ but can stiffen valves w calcific __

A

ischemic

arrhythmia

calcification
injury/death
necrosis
hemodynamic

benign, AS

21
Q

metastatic calcification is assc w __ levels

cutaneous, strawberry appearing capillary hemangioma aka __ hemangioa
unencapsulated aggregates of __
can be on Skin, __ tssue, MM or L/S/K

initially __ w child, but regress before puberty

A

high Ca

juvenile
capillaries
Subq, mucus membranes
liver, spleen, kidney

grow

22
Q

PDA can present w __ pulse pressure and __ pulses
may have metabolic __

aortic stenosis has soft __ due to reduced mobility of aortic leaflets
may have __ w reduced ventricular compliance

it pt w MS and AS/AR, think __ as cause

A

wide, bounding
acidosis

S2
S4

rheumatic heart disease

23
Q

Paroxysmal Afib can be tx w rate control strategies like __/__ or rhythm control via S/F/A

__ has less TdP potential than others

R is antianginal agent that inhibits inward flowng __ channels
may block __ channels, w slight inc in QT
no __ potential

A

BB/CCB

Amiodarone

Ranolazine, Na
K
TdP

24
Q

HCM has LVOT obstruction that worsens w low __/___
therefore, avoid vasodilators like __ CCB, N and __ inhibs
also D___

neg inotropic agents like BB, __ CCB and D reduce LVOT obstructiion

A

preload/afterload
dihydropyridine, nitrates, ACEI
diuretics

nondihydropyridine, disopyramide

25
Q

DILE can occur in pt w P/H/I
Procainamide is metabolized via hepatic __
slow acetylators are __ likely to get DILE
antihistone antibodies are specific for __
anti-dsDNA ab are __ seen in DILE

A

procainamide, hydralazine, isoniazid
acetylation
DILE
not