TS/TR Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

When do you perform surgery with TS?

A

If other cardiac surgery is needed

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2
Q

What is diagnostic for TS if Echo is unavailable?

A

RAE, w/out RVH but w/ S/S of RHF

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3
Q

What can be seen on EKG w/ TR?

A

RAE
RVH
A-fib

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4
Q

What is heard w/ TR?

A

Blowing holosystolic murmur heard at LLSB w/ diaphragm

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5
Q

When is surgery considered for TR?

A

If it is severe (valve replacement)

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6
Q

How do you TXT TR?

A

TXT underlying cause

DIuretics for volume overload/congestion

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7
Q

Important PE findings of TR?

A

RV heave

Pulsatile liver edge

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8
Q

What tests can be helpful w/ TS?

A

EKG, CXR, Echo

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9
Q

How does TR occur in RHD?

A

MS causes pulmonary HTN resulting in RVH pulling TV apart.

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10
Q

What is an increased risk of TR? Why?

A

A-Fib, RV regurgitating into RA

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11
Q

How is isolated TR tolerated?

A

Well tolerated by patient

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12
Q

What congenital anomaly is associated with TR?

A

Epstein anomaly

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13
Q

What happens to JVP wave form w/ TR?

A

Prominent “V” waves

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14
Q

TS pathophys

A
TS >
Increases RA pressure >
Fixed CO from RV >
RA dilation >
RHF
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15
Q

What causes HF in TS?

A

Pressure overload

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16
Q

How do you treat TS?

17
Q

What test is diagnostic for TR?

18
Q

What does TS sound like?

A

Low pitch, diastolic rumble heard at LLSB w/ bell

19
Q

TR pathophys

A

RA dilation >
RVH >
HF >

20
Q

What are palpitations due to in TS?

A

Dilated atria - a-fib

21
Q

What are S/S of TS?

A

Systemic venous congestion S/S
Fatigue
Distended JVP
Palpitations

22
Q

What sounds similar to TS and why?

A

MS - opening snap

23
Q

What increases TS sound?

A

Increased preload
Leg raise
Inspiration
Squatting

24
Q

What is seen on an EKG with TS?

A

RAE w/out RVH but with S/S of RHF

25
RAE w/out RVH but w/ S/S of RHF indicates?
TS
26
What test is diagnostic for TS?
Echo
27
What tests can be used to DX TR?
EKG, CXR, Echo
28
Is TR a functional issue or a structural issue? Why?
Functional | TV pulled apart - Dilated RA/RV due pressure/volume overload
29
What intensifies/diminishes TR?
Inspiration increases | Valsalva or standing decreases
30
Severe TR can cause what to the patient?
Cachectic or chronically ill
31
TS occurs most commonly with what?
Other valvular lesions such as MS in RHD
32
What happens to JVP waveform with TS?
Giant “A” waves
33
What can be seen on CXR w/ TR?
RAE | RVH
34
What is seen on an CXR with TS?
RAE