valvular dz Flashcards

1
Q

regurg = ____ overload

A

volume

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2
Q

stenosis = ____ overload

A

pressure

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3
Q

regurg = ____ hypertrophy

A

eccentric

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4
Q

stenosis = ____ hypertrophy

A

concentric

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5
Q

AS and MR = ___ murmur

A

systolic

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6
Q

AR and MS = ____ murmur

A

diastolic

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7
Q

presenting symptoms AS

A

SAD - syncope, angina, dyspnea

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8
Q

presenting symptoms MS

A

pulm congestion & Afib

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9
Q

presenting symptoms MR

A

DOE, paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea, Afib

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10
Q

presenting symptoms AR

A

severe pulm edema and CHF

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11
Q

regurg you want the HR to be

A

fast

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12
Q

stenosis you want the HR to be

A

slow

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13
Q

which lesions respond to changes in loading conditions

A

regurg

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14
Q

most common cause of AS

A

bicuspid aortic valve

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15
Q

which condition produces a hypertrophied LV muscle mass

A

AS

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16
Q

how to manage aortic stenosis

A

slow, full, and tight

17
Q

most important goal in AS

A

normal HR. [increase preload, avoid hypotension]

18
Q

causes of AR

A

rheumatic heart disease, endocarditis, dexfenfluramine

19
Q

how to manage regurg

A

full, fast , forward

20
Q

what factors contribute to reduced coronary perfusion pressure in patients with aortic regurg

A

lower diastolic pressure and increased LVEDP

21
Q

how to manage HR and BP in severe AR

A

normal to fast HR, avoid incrase in BP, avoid increase in SVR

22
Q

most common cause of MS

A

rheumatic

23
Q

pathophys of MS

A

overloaded LA, underloaded LV. atrial remodeling and increased PVR

24
Q

goal for mitral stenosis

A

slow, full , constricted

25
Q

hemodynamic goals for mitral stenosis

A

decrease HR, maintain preload, dec PVR, maintain afterload.

26
Q

mitral valve replacement you will expect to see an ___ in post-op LVEF after valve procedure ?

A

EF decreased

27
Q

pathophys MR

A

backward flow from LV to LA causes inc LA volume and pressure and that increases LVEDV

28
Q

goals for MR

A

full, fast, forward.

29
Q

BP goal for MR

A

maintain… hypertension is avoided

30
Q

increased SVR causes ___ regurg and ___ forward flow

A

increased, decreased

31
Q

what is hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

A

increase in the size and mass of the involved ventricle.

32
Q

what is systolic anterior motion of the mitral valve ?

A

LV outflow tract is occluded….. blood is ejected into the LV outflow tract at high velocity which creates venturi effect. this pulls the anterior leaflet of the mitral valve toward the septum during systole. this creates dynamic outflow tract obstruction and mitral regurg.

33
Q

what makes SAM better

A

vasoconstrictors and volume expansion