valve heart disease Flashcards

1
Q

is aortic stenosis pressure or volume?

A

pressure

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2
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aortic stenos def

A

restricted valve opening, leads to pressure gradient/overload

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3
Q

aortic stenosis leads to what kind of hypertrophy?

A

concentric

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4
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etiology for AS by age

A

> 70 calcification, 60-70 rheumatic fever, <60 bicuspid

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5
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path of AS

A

gradient and delay in LV pressure leads to hypertrophy

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6
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AS clinical consequences

A

HF, angina, arythmia

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7
Q

treatment AS

A

only when symptomatic (late), replace valve

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8
Q

aortic regard is a __ problem?

A

volume overload

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9
Q

aortic regurg leads to what kind of hypertrophy?

A

ecentric

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10
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etiology of aortic regurgitation

A

primary valve: congen bicuspid, rheum, endocarditis, trauma. primary aortic root: aortic root dilation, marfan

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11
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symptoms of AR

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dyspnea/fatigue, angina, syncope, long diastolic murmer,

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12
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AR treatments

A

decrease after load, arter. vasodilation, ARB, ACE. or replace valve

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13
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mitral stenosis etiology

A

congenital, acquired (rheum), marinas, mitral prolapse, pap muscle issue

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14
Q

mitral stenosis treatment

A

diuretics, replace

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15
Q

chronic mitral regurg symptoms

A

LV dilation from V overload, LA dilation from increased LAP, pulm HTN,

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16
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tricuspid regorge etiology

A

increased RV pressure, endocarditis, RB dilation from volume overload

17
Q

infection endocardidtis

A

staph, strep, predisposing heart condition

18
Q

fibrinoid necrosis

A

Rheumatic

19
Q

malignancy increases likelihood for what endocarditis

A

nonbacterial thrombolitic endocarditits

20
Q

delayed carotid upstroke is seen in what murmer?

A

aortic stenosis (decreased push of blood out)

21
Q

holosystolic murmer

A

mitral regurg

22
Q

mitral regurge leads to

A

increased preload, large v wave

23
Q

decrescendo murmer

A

aortic regurg

24
Q

marfans is associated with what valve issue

A

aortic regurg

25
Q

aortic regurge leads to

A

increased SV/Co