34. Structural Cardiac Flashcards
(121 cards)
preop testing for valvular anomalies
TEE
TTE
heart Cath
Echo
regurgitant valve
backflow
stenotic valve
restricting blood flow
valvular symptoms
low MET level
fatigability
pedal edema
dyspnea
orthopnea
paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea
angina
TIA/CVA
Left sided valvular anomaly
pulmonary rales
S3 gallop
right sided valvular anomally
jugular vein distension
pedal edema
best physical exam indication for valvular anomaly
auscultation
advanced exams for valvular anomalies
TEE
TTE
Right heart cath
heart valve order
toilet paper my ass
Tricuspid
Pulmonic
Mitral
Aortic
vena contracta
diameter of stream is least
fluid velocity is max
when is vena contracta measured
regurgitant valves
EROA
effective regurgitatnt orifice area
EROA is measured by
TEE doppler
PISA method
Annulus
fibrous ring of tissue that accommodates the dynamic myocardium and valve leaflets
how is annular diameter measured
TEE
what HR is ideal for regurgitation?
Faster HR
– allows for more forward flow
– limits backflow
what HR is ideal for stenosis
Slower HR
– increases flow across small valve
RH valves
Tricuspid
pulmonic
tricuspid stenosis SE
Right atrial dilation
- arrythmias
- jugular venous distension
- ascites
- peripheral edema
- hepatomegaly
- anasarca (general swelling)
what is tricuspid stenosis associated with
RHD
valvular disorders
tricuspid stenosis anesthetic managment
high preload
adequate contractility
causes of tricuspid regurge
endocarditis
carcinoid syndrome
ebstein anomaly
secondary causes of tricuspid regurge
RV dilation
severe PHTN
tricuspid regurge symptoms
RHF
fatigue
edema
ascites