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Congenital heart: Wet, cyanotic causes

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Fusions “T: TA TOGA TAP”

Truncus Arteriosus (“Artery trunk” so Aorta with PA, Mediastinum dilated)

TOGA (RV with Aorta, Upper heart dilated, egg)

TAPVC (“TAPV = RAPV”, so PV with RA instead of LA, Right heart dilated)

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Congenital heart: Wet, cyanotic, mediastinum dilated

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Truncus arteriosus

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Congenital heart: Wet, cyanotic, upper heart dilated

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TOGA

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Congenital heart: Wet, cyanotic, Right heart dilated

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TAPVC

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Congenital heart: Wet, acyanotic, dilated aorta

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PDA

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Congenital heart: Wet, acyanotic, machine murmur

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PDA

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Congenital heart: Wet, acyanotic, whole heart dilated

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ECD/AVSD

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Congenital heart: Wet, acyanotic, Diastolic to left lower murmur

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ECD/AVSD

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Congenital heart: Wet, acyanotic, right heart dilated

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ASD

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Congenital heart: Wet, acyanotic, split S2 to left upper

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ASD

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Congenital heart: Wet, acyanotic, left heart dilated

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VSD

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Congenital heart: Wet, acyanotic, systolic to left lower

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VSD

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Congenital heart: Wet, acyanotic, causes

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L2R shunt, septum “D: Defects”

PDA (Aorta dilated, machine murmur to left upper)

ECD/AVSD (“ASD + VSD” so All enlarged, Diastolic to left lower)

ASD (Right heart dilated,
split S2 to left upper)

                   VSD (Left heart dilated, systolic to left lower)
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Congenital heart: Dry, cyanotic, right heart dilated

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Ebsteins, large box heart

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Congenital heart: Dry, cyanotic, all dilated except RV

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Tricuspid atresia

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Congenital heart: Dry, cyanotic, lower heart dilated

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Tetralogy, boot heart

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Congenital heart: Dry, cyanotic, causes

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R2L shunt, valvE issues “E34”

Ebstein (Tricuspid defect with regurg, Right heart dilated, box)

TRIcuspid atresia (All dilated except small RV)

TETRAlogy (Lower heart dilated, boot)

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Congenital heart: Dry, acyanotic, causes

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Obstructions “S: Stenosis”

Coarc (Aorta dilated, 3 aorta sign)

PS (RV) AS (LV)
(Both mid-systolic to right upper)

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Congenital heart: Dry, acyanotic, dilated aorta

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Coarctation

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Congenital heart: Dry, acyanotic, dilated right ventricle, systolic to right upper

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Pulmonary stenosis

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Congenital heart: Dry, acyanotic, dilated left ventricle, systolic to right upper

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Aortic stenosis

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Congenital heart: Associations of right aortic arch

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(“TTTT”) TOF, TOGA, Tricuspid atresia, Truncus arteriosus

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Congenital heart: Congestive heart failure in young - Premature

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PDA

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Congenital heart: Congestive heart failure in young - 1st month

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Coarctation

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Congenital heart: Congestive heart failure in young - 1st year

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VSD

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Congenital heart: Congestive heart failure in young - Child

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ASD

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Congenital heart: Associations with Marfans

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AAA, AR, MR, MV prolapse

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Congenital heart: Associations with Downs

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ECD/AVSD, ASD, VSD, PDA

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Congenital heart: Associations with Turners

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Coarc, Bicuspid aortic valve

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Congenital heart: Right arch, wet

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Truncus arteriosus

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Congenital heart: Right arch, dry

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Congenital heart: Components of TOF

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  1. RIGHT ventricle septal defect (weak septum moves anteriorly into ventricle) leads to
  2. Pulmonary stenosis leads to right heart overworking so
  3. Right ventricle hypertrophy which overlaps the aorta so
  4. Overriding aorta.
33
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Congenital heart: Association of bicuspid aortic valve

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Aortic regurg

34
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Acquired heart: Enlargement and murmur - Mitral regurg

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Left atrium/left ventricle, APTM

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Acquired heart: Enlargement and murmur - Mitral stenosis

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Left atrium, APTM

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Acquired heart: Enlargement and murmur - Aortic stenosis

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Left ventricle, APTM

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Acquired heart: Enlargement and murmur - Aortic regurg

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Aorta and left ventricle, Left upper (under P from APTM)

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Acquired heart: Murmur location of ASD, VSD and HOCM

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“APTM except ASD, AR and HOCM at pulmonary area/left upper, VSD at tricuspid area/left lower”.

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Inflammation and calcification of vessels dx

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Atherosclerosis

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Heart tumours: T2-hyper in LA in adult

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Heart tumours: T2-hyper in LV in child

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Rhabdomyoma

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Heart tumours: T2-hyper in RA in adult

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AngiosaRcoma

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Heart tumours: T2-hyper in ventricles in child

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RhabdoMyoSarcoma

44
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Heart tumours: Tumour in valves

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Fibro-elastoma

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Heart tumours: T1-hyper tumour

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Heart tumours: T1/T2-hypo tumour

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Heart tumours: Non-enhancing

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Cardiomyopathy: LV thickened

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HOCM and sarcoid CM

49
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Cardiomyopathy: LV dilated after infn

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Dilated CM

50
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Cardiomyopathy: LV dilated after menopause

51
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Cardiomyopathy: LV narrow dx and cause

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Restrictive CM, amyloid/sarcoid

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Cardiomyopathy: Calcified pericardium dx and cause

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Constrictive CM, surgery/TB/radiation

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Cardiomyopathy: Right ventricle involved

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Arrhythmogenic right ventricle CM

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Cardiac MRI: Patchy, right wall of LV/septum

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Cardiac MRI: Patchy, left wall of LV/base

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Anderson-Fabry

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Cardiac MRI: Linear, right wall of LV/septum

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Myocarditis

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Cardiac MRI: Linear, left wall of LV/base

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Cardiac MRI: Territorial in to out spread

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Ischaemic MI

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Cardiac MRI: All involved

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Amyloid (“all got”)

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Ix for low pretest probability of CAD

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Treadmill test

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Ix for intermediate pretest probability of CAD

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CTCA, cardiac CT/MRI

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Ix for high pretest probability of CAD:

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Cardiac MRI/MRA, if contraindicated then PET/SPECT

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Ix for known CAD:

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Cardiac CT/MRI

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ECG lead for MI: Inferior

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ECG lead for MI: Septal/anterior

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ECG lead for MI: Lateral/posterior

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Coronary artery for MI: Inferior

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Coronary artery for MI: Septal/anterior

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Coronary artery for MI: Lateral/posterior

70
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Cardio: Systolic murmur examples?

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Systolic murmur examples, Diastolic murmur examples = Stenosis: AP, ASD/VSD, HOCM at systolic, TM & AVSD at diastolic.
Regurg: Opposite (AP at diastolic, TM at systolic)

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Cardio: Diastolic murmur examples?

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Systolic murmur examples, Diastolic murmur examples = Stenosis: AP, ASD/VSD, HOCM at systolic, TM & AVSD at diastolic.
Regurg: Opposite (AP at diastolic, TM at systolic)

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Cardio: Right isomerism associated with what cardiac anomalies?

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Right isomerism (3 lobe lung, no spleen) = TAPVR
Left isomerism = PAPVR, ASD, VSD

73
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Cardio: Left isomerism associated with what cardiac anomalies?

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Right isomerism (3 lobe lung, no spleen) = TAPVR
Left isomerism = PAPVR, ASD, VSD

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