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Cardio Flashcards

1
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Bacterial endocarditis symptoms

A

oslers nodes(finger toe lesions), splinter hemorrhage, roth spots(retina), janeway (palm/sole painless erythema)

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2
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U wave causes

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hypokalemia, bradycardia

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3
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3rd degree heart block disease cause

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lyme disease

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4
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Blue babies cause

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RtoL shunt (5T’s)

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5
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Turner’s syndrome association

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aortic coarctation

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6
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22q11 syndromes

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TOF, truncus arteriosus

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7
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thoracic aortic anyeurism associationa

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Marfan’s, 3* syphillis

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8
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loffler syndrome pathology

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endomyocardial fibrosis+eosinophils

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9
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hypertrophic cardiomyopathy association

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Friedrich’s ataxia

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10
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dilated cardiomyopathy causes

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ABCCCD(alcohol, beriberi, cocaine, coxsackie B, Chagas, Doxorubicin)

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11
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acute endocarditis cause

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S Aureus

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12
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subacute endocarditis cause

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viridans strep

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13
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IVDU endocarditis cause

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S Aureus, pseudamonas, Candida

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14
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Rheumatic heart valves affected

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mitral>aortic»tricuspid

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15
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rheumatic pathology

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aschoff bodies(giant cell granuloma), anitschkows cells(histiocytes), ASO titers

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16
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most common 1* cardiac tumor adults

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myxoma(metastasis more common)

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17
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most common childhood cardiac tumor

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rhabdomyoma(tuberous sclerous associated)

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18
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Raynaud’s syndrome causes

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SLE, CREST, mixed connective tissue disease

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19
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sturge-weber lesions

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port wine stain, seizures, glaucoma, cerebral AVM

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20
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Ca channel blocker for heart

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verapamil

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21
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Ca channel blocker for vascular

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amlodipine, nifedipine

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22
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alpha2 blockers SE

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reflex tachycardia

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23
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kawasaki disease lesions

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strawberry tongue, trunk&extremity rash, conjunctivitis, CORONARY ARTERY

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24
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Na funny channel

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SA node phase 4(no phase 1&2)

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25
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digitalis inhibits

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Na/K ATPase(increases contractile force)

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26
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cerebral circulation factor

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CO2

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27
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coronary circulation factors

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adenosine& hypoxia

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28
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skeletal muscle circulation factors

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lactate, adenosine& K+

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29
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hyperTG Tx

A

fibrates+niacin

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30
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fibrate MOA

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ppar alpha activator(upregulates LPL)

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31
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stable+unstable angina pathology

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subendocardial (also ST depression)

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32
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prinzmetal angina pathology

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transmural(ST elevation)

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33
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4-24hr MI

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coagulative necrosis

34
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1-3d MI

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neutrophils (pericarditis complication)

35
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3-7d MI

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M0 (free wall rupture complication)

36
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7-10d MI

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granulation tissue

37
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months post MI

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fibrosis (anyeurism complication)

38
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dressler syndrome

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pericarditis autoantibodies months post MI

39
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heart failure pathology

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hemosiderin laden M0, nutmeg liver

40
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fetal alcohol syndrome heart defect

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VSD(most common congenital)

41
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down syndrome heart defect

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ASD

42
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congenital rubella association

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PDA

43
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maternal diabetes association

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transposition of the great vessals

44
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rheumatic valve

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mitral(stenosis-rarely aortic)

45
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rheumatic heart pathology

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aschoff bodies with anitschkow cells(caterpillar chromatin)

46
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aortic stenosis sounds

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click+crescendo-decrescendo

47
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aortic regurgitation symptoms

A

head bobbing, pulsating nail bed, pounding pulses(wide pulse pressure-hyperdynamic)

48
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mitral prolapse sound

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mid systolic click

49
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mitral stenosis sounds

A

opening snap+diastolic rumble

50
Q

staph epi endocarditis

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prosthetic valves

51
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strep bovis endocarditis

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colorectal carcinoma

52
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negative blood culture endocarditis

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HACEK

53
Q

lesions on both sides of cardiac valves

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Liebman-sachs(SLE)

54
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hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy cause

A

autoDominant sarcomere mutation

55
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polyarteritis nodosa association

A

HBsAG

56
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polyarteritis nodosa pathology

A

string of pearls(bumpy blood vessal)

57
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kawasaki disease Tx

A

aspirin(even in kids-commonly cause MI) IVIG

58
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Buerger’s disease cause(necrotizing fingers/toes)

A

smoking

59
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atherosclerosis vessel location

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intima of medium to large vessels

60
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hyaline arteriolosclerosis causes

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benign HTN, diabetes

61
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liver angiosarcoma relation

A

PVC

62
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thoracic aortic anyeurism association

A

syphillis(tree bark appearance)

63
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pregnancy HTN Tx

A

hydralazine, levadopa

64
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drug induced lupus causes

A

procainamide, isoniazid, hydralazine

65
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torsades de pointes drugs

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IA(quinidine, disopyramide, procainamide), III(amiodorone, sotalol, ibutilide, dofetilide)

66
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post-MI antiarrhythmia

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IB(lidocaine, mexilitene, tocainamide)

67
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Tests while on amiodorone

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PFTs, LFTs, TFTs

68
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torsades/digoxin toxicity Tx

A

Mg2+

69
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SVT DOC

A

adenosine

70
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test for prinzmetal angina

A

ergonovine

71
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takayasu pathology

A

ab aorta branch points, pulseless

72
Q

difference between wegeners &microscopic polyangiitis

A

wegeners-involves nasopharynx, c-anca. mp-p-anca, just lung and kidneys. Both Tx-cyclophosphamide

73
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slurred s wave(I/V6)

A

RBBB

74
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notched QRS(I/V1/V6)

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LBBB(Can’t diagnose MI if it occurs)

75
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V5>35

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LVH

76
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inverted T wave causes(left leads)

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symmetrical=ischemia, gradual then quick=LVH

77
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deep V6 s wave, V1-R/S >1

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RVH

78
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V1/II p waves abnormalities

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high=RAH, wide=LAH

79
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normal S2 splitting

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on inspiration(young adults)-abnormal=LBBB(expiration), fixed=ASD

80
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stenosis vs regurgitation murmurs

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stenosis=valve opening problem, regurg=closed valve

81
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holo/pansystolic vs crescendo decresendo systolic vs click

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mitral/tricuspid regurgitation&VSD vs aortic/pulmonic stenosis&HOCM vs mitral prolapse

82
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decrescendo blowing diastolic vs mid diastolic rumble

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AR(exhale leaning forward)/PR(inspiration) vs MS(left lateral recumbent)/TS(inspiration)

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