❤️ Flashcards

1
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Symptoms of ❤️ failure

A

Breathlessness
Oedema
Crackle

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2
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Clinical symptoms of heart failure

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Shortness of breath
Oedema in legs
Tired

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Clinical signs of heart failure

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Increased wob 
Crackles
Fluid in abdoman
Pulmonary effusion
Peripheral oedema 
Increased jugular vein pressure
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4
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Classification of ❤️ failure

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Acute = hospital 
Chronic = manageable 
Left= lung 
Right = legs
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5
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Symptoms of vascular heart disease

A
Same as ❤️ failure 
Plus:
Syncope
Stroke / systematic emboli 
Arythmia
Sob/angina/ syncope = triad aortic stinosis
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6
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Nyha

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Determine severity of heart failure

1) ordinary activity no probs
2) ordinary activity causes angina tiredness and palpitations
3) less then ordinary activity causes fatigue tiredness and Palputations
4) at rest a person experiences fatigue angina and palps

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7
Q

How to treat heart failure

A

Mortality- ace inhib or b blockers

Symptoms- loop diuretics / spiralactone / digoxin - frusomide in an acute situation

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8
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What is valvular heart disease

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When heart valves stop working due to :
Stenosis- blockage
Regurgitation- leaky valve
Vegitations- abnormal growths

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9
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Causes of stenosis

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Mainly primary valve cusp abnormality
Chronic process
2/3 aortic

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10
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Regurgitation

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Can be sudden

Disease of cusps or damage to supporting structures

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11
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Vegitations

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Bacteria infection
Inflammatory
Clot

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12
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Clinical symptoms of endocarditis

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Temperature
Decreased weight
Malaise 
Sob
Oedema legs
Orthopeoa 
Sepsis
Emboli
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13
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Clinical signs of endocarditis

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Heart failure 
Sepsis 
Finger clubbing 
Splinter haemorrhage 
Janeway lesion 
Osler node
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14
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Signs and symptoms of pericarditis/ myocarditis

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Chest pain & heart failure

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15
Q

How is dilated cardiomyopathy caused

A

Alcohol
Periparium
Genetics
Myocarditis

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16
Q

How is hypertrophic cardiomyopathy caused

A

Genetic idiopathic

Disease

17
Q

What are the symptoms of cardiomyopathy

A
Sob
Chest pain
Palputations 
Syncope
A/f
18
Q

What is the cause of restrictive cardiomyopathy

A

Amylyclosis
Radiation
Chemo

19
Q

What is the primary sign of high blood pressure

A

Diastolic bp over 140/90 says.
Mild/ 95-104
Moderate - 105-114
Severe - 115+

20
Q

Secondary Causes of hypertension

A

Renal
Endocrine
Physical obstruction
Neurogenic

21
Q

What is malignant hypertension

A

Acute
5% cases 90% die yearly
Emergency
Bp rapidly increases and causes organ damage

22
Q

What effects on the body does hypertension have

A
Blood vessel disease 
Can cause heart failure or mi or left ventricular hypertrophy 
Kidneys can fail
Eyes- retinopathy 
Brain- cerebral haemorrhage/ infarction
23
Q

Causes of aneurysms

A
Vessel wall weakness
Congenital 
Presser
Atheroma 
Infection
24
Q

Causes of venous disease

A
Immobility
Pregnancy
Malignancy 
Haem disorders
Osteogenesis
25
Q

Symptoms of a pe

A
Plevric chest pain 
Breathless 
Calves swell
Syncope / collapse 
Death