4/18 Flashcards

1
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digoxin MOA

A

decrease extracellular Na

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Fick’s principle

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CO = rate of O2 used/(arterial o2-venous o2)

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3
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most common cause of secondary HTN

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Renal DZ

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4
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what med is contraindicated in bilateral renal artery stenosis

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ACEi-ischemia

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5
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what do alpha blockers end in

A

azosin

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6
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DM best HTN med

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ACEi-delays kindness damage

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7
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DM contraindicated HTN meds

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Thiazides, Beta blockers-impaired glucose tolerance

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8
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CHF best HTN meds

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ACEi/ARB
Aldosterone agonist
B blocker

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9
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CHF contraindicated HTN meds

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Ca2+ blockers-reduced rate and contractility

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10
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Post MI best HTN meds

A

ACEi/ARB
Aldosterone agonist
B blocker

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11
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BPH HTN med

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alpha 1 blocker

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12
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migranes HTN med

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verapamil, beta blocker

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13
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osteoporosis HTN med

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thiazides-maintains Ca

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14
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pregnancy HTN meds allowed

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Hydralazine
methyldop
LABATELOL
Nifedipine

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15
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who gets a statin

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High ASCVD 40-75 7.5%
diabetes 40-75
ldl>190

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16
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MONABASH

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Morphine
O2
Nitro
Aspirin
BB
ACEi
Statin
Heparin
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17
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V2-4 changes

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Anterior LAD

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18
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V1-3 changes

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septal (LAD)

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19
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2,3, avf

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inferior (Posterior descending)

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20
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1, avl, V4-V6

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Lateral (LAD or circumflex)

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21
Q

when do ventricular wall ruptures happen post MI

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4-8 days

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22
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when are arrhythmia post MI

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2-4 days

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23
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when is papillary necrosis post mi

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5-10days

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24
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pericarditis post MI days

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2-4

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Dresslers post MI timeframe
2-8 weeks
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Afib tx options
``` Anticoagulation BB Cardioversion Ca2+ blockers Digoxin ```
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Class 1a MOA, Examples, Use
NA+ channel blocker prolonged action potential, Quinidine, Procanamide PSVT, Afib, Aflutter, Vtach
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Class 1B MOA, Examples, Use
NA+ channel blocker shortens action potential, Lidocaine, tocainide Vtach
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Class 1C MOA, Examples, Use
NA+ channel blocker no effect on action potential, flecainide propafenone PSVT,Afib, Aflutter,
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Class 2 MOA, Examples, Use
BB, -lol, PVC,PSVT,Afib, Aflutter,Vtach
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Class 3 MOA, Examples, Use
K+ blockers, Amioderone, stall, bretylium, | Afib, Aflutter, Vtach (not bretylium)
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Class 4 MOA, Examples, Use
Ca2+ blockers, verapamil, diltiazam, | PSVT, MAT,Afib, Aflutter
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Adenosine MOA, Use
K+ activation ➡️ decreased cAMP | PSVT
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COPD ❤️ thing
cor pulmonale
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most common HF sign
S3
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JONES criteria
``` Joints ❤️ Nodules Erythema Sydenham Chorea ```
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besides st elevation what else is seen on pericarditis egg
PR depression
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beck's triad for for tamponade
hypotension, distended neck, distant heart sounds
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Major Duke's criteria
Serial blood cultures + vegetation or access on echo new onset regurg blood cultures + coxiella burnetii
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Acute endocarditis organism
staph aureus step pneumonia strep pyogenes neisseria
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Subacute endocarditis organisms
viridian's strep Enterococus fungi staph epididymus
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endocarditis abs length
4-6 weeks
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PVD only meds
pentoxyfylline and cilostazol
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what dz associated with poly arthritis nodoasa
hep b and c
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what system is spared in poly arthritis nodes
pulm
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poly arthritis nodes marker
p-ANCA
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Positive Sudan stain normal d xylose test
Assess for pancreatic insufficiency
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Abnormal d xylose
Get small bowl biopsy Sprue Whipple Bacterial overgrowth
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Malabsorption low stool ph
Lactase deficiency
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Malnutrition normal stool ph
Pernicious arena Ileal dz Bacterial overgrowth
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Tropical sprue tx
Tetracyclines
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Whipple sx
Arthralgia Dementia Other neuro abdominal pain
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Whipple tx
Bactrim or cefteiaxone for 1 year
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What marker sometime + in UC
PANCA
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Peutz jeghers syndrome
Polyps and hamaratoma. Mucocutaneous pigmentation of mouth hand and genitalia
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Grey turner sign | Cullen sign in pancreatitis
Ecchymosis of flank | Periumbilical ecchymosis
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Exocrine pancreases tumor markets
CEA CA19-9
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Liver lab PBC
⬆️ Alk phos ⬆️ cholesterols ⬆️bili Normal AST ALT +ANA
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PSC associated dz
UC
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Hemochromatosis tx
Phlebotomy | Deferoxamine
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Ceruloplasmin levels wilsons dz
⬇️
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Wilson’s tx
Trientine penicillamine Zinc B6
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Budd–Chiari syndrome
occlusion of the hepatic veins that drain the liver. It presents with the classical triad of abdominal pain, ascites, and liver enlargement.