Valves Flashcards

1
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Risk factors for valvular disease

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Endocarditis,
Rheumatic fever,
Bicuspid valve, 
Heart disease, 
Aneurysms,
Hypertension, 
Tumour
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Aortic stenosis presentation?

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HF, 
Angina, 
SOB,
Harsh heart sounds, 
Right ventricular heave, 
Slow rising pulse, 
Narrow pulse pressure
Syncope, 
Vigorous, sustained apex beat
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Aortic regurgitation presentation?

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Collapsing pulse, 
Murmur,
Displaced hyperdynamic apex beat, 
SOB, 
Wide pulse pressure,
Traube's sign (pistol shot heard over femoral artery),
De Musset's sign (Head nodding in time with heart beat),
Quincke's sign (Pulse felt in the nail)
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Mitral regurgitation presentation?

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Brisk hyperdynamic apex beat, 
SOB,
Pansystolic murmur,
Pulmonary oedema, 
Right ventricular heave,
Palpitations, 
Fatigue
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Mitral stenosis presentation?

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Chest pain, 
Diastolic thrill, 
SOB, 
Haemoptysis,
Hoarseness, 
Pulmonary oedema, 
Malar flush (red cheeks),
Right ventricular heave, 
Tapping apex beat
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6
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Difference between biological and mechanical valve?

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Biological lasts 15 years,

Mechanical last 40 years but needs warfarin

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7
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Causes of aortic stenosis (3)

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Atherosclerotic like calcific degeneration,
Congenital bicuspid valve,
Rheumatic Heart disease

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Causes of aortic regurgitation (h: acute and chronic causes) (3)

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Acute:

  • Cusp rupture,
  • Connective tissue disorders eg Marfan’s syndrome,
  • Aortic dissection,
  • Perforation (secondary to infection)

Chronic:

  • Rheumatoid arthritis
  • Ankylosing spondylitis,
  • Syphilis
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Cause of mitral stenosis?

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Rheumatoid arthritis, 
Calcification of the valve, 
Rheumatoid arthritis, 
Ankylosing spondylitis, 
SLE, 
Malignant carcinoid
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Causes of mitral regurgitation?

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Rheumatic heart disease,
Papillary muscle rupture,
Infective endocarditis,
Prolapse

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How does the pulse of someone with aortic stenosis appear?

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Narrow pulse pressure,

Slow rising pulse

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How does the pulse of someone with aortic regurgitation appear?

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Bounding pulse,
Wide pulse pressure,
pulse felt in nail,
Head bobbing to pulse

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13
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How dies the apex beat appear in someone with mitral stenosis?

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Tapping apex beat

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14
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How dies the apex beat appear in someone with mitral regurgitation?

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Displaced apex beat

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15
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How dies the apex beat appear in someone with aortic stenosis?

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Vigorous, sustained apex beat

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16
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Which murmur presents with right ventricular heave?

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Aortic stenosis,
Mitral regurgitation,
Mitral stenosis

17
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How dies the apex beat appear in someone with aortic regurgitation?

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Displaced hyperdynamic apex beat