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Myocardium of the heart cannot pump and circulate enough blood suppy

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CHF

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causes of congestive heart failure

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Congenital HD
After cardiac surgery
severe anemia
hypocalcemia
myocarditis

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compensatory mechanism to increase cardiac output

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Ventricular Hypertrophy
tachycardia

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Right sided heart failure

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tachcardia
periorbital edema
hepatomegaly
low extremities edema

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left sided heart failure

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Fatigue
cyanosis
dyspnea
tachycardia
rales and crackles
bloody sputum

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Management of CHF

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diuretics
inotropics
vasodilators
ccb
ace inhibitors

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evacuate accumulated fluid to decrease preload
and example

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diuretics: furosemide

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slowing rate and strengthening heart contraction)

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inotropics: digoxin

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reducing afterload

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vasodilators: hydralazine, nitroprussid

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Results when pulmonary vascular resistance present at birth because of unopened alveoli fails to fall to normal

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persisten pulmonary hypertension

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Autoimmune disease that occurs as a reaction to beta-haemolytic streptococcal infection

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rheumatic fever

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cause of rheumatic fever

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beta hemolytic streptococcal infection

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major signs of Rheumatic fever

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carditis
systolic murmur
sydenhams/ chorea
cheshire cat
erythema marginatum
subcutaneous nodules
polyarthritis

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movement of the limbs due to inflammation of basal ganglia

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sydenham’s chorea

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grin to a flat expressionless affect or grimace

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cheshire cat

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a macular rash found predominantly on the trunk

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erythema marginatum

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painless lumps on tendon sheaths by the joints

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subcutaneous nodules

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tender swollen large joints

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polyarthritis

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Mucocutaneous autoimmune lymph node syndrome

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kawasaki disease

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Febrile multisystem disorder that occurs almost exclusively in children before the age of puberty

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kawasaki disease

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Principal finding which can lead to formation of aneurysm and myocardial infarction

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Management of kawasaki disease

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acetylsalicylic acid (ibuprofen)
abciximab
IV immune globulin

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decreases inflammation and blocks platelet aggregation

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acetylsalicylic acid/ ibuprofen

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a platelet receptor inhibitor
abciximab
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to reduce the immune response
IV immune globulin
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Inflammation of endocardium
Endocarditis
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cause of endocarditis
streptococci viridans
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important before undergoing endocardidtis surgeryb
prophylactic antibiotic
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management of endocarditis
prophylactic antibiotic penicillinase-resistant penicillin
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abnormal rhythms of heart
arrythmia
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a non surgical transvenous catheter technique that can distrup arrythmia focus
radiofrequency ablation
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maybe a secondary manifestatioj of kidney disorder
hypertension
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spasm of hemorrhage of the retinal arteries
papilledema
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increase lipid in the blood serum
dyslipidemia
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structural or functional abnormality of ventricular myocardium that occurs following an infection result in evere dilation of left or both ventricles
cardiomyopathy
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what you do in circulation
carotid pulse assessment chest compression
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what will you do in resuscitating thru airway
shake the child and call name turn to his back and open mouth hyperextend head slightly
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What is he secondary measures?
Iv administration
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Reduces bronchial secretions, keeping the airway clear during resuscitation attempts. It also reduces vagus nerve effects, relieving bradycardia.
atropine
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Increases heart contractility. A contraindication to its use is the presence of digitalis toxicity.
calcium chloride
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Strengthens or initiates cardiac contractions; increases heart rate and blood pressure; bronchodilates
epinephrine
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Relieves arrhythmias
adenosine
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Counteracts ventricular arrhythmias
lidocaine
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An antidysrhythmic
amiodarone
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Like lidocaine, counteracts ventricular arrhythmias
bretylium tosylate
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