Heart Flashcards

1
Q

Most common variant of TAPVC

A

Supracardiac (innominate/brachiocephalic)

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2
Q

Most common adult CHD - asymptomatic till 30yo

A

ASD

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3
Q

Most common ASD

A

Secundum (90%)

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4
Q

Most common ASD in Down syndrome

A

Primum (5%)

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5
Q

ASD associated TAPVC

A

Sinus venosus

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6
Q

Most common CHD overall

A

VSD

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7
Q

CHD Swiss-cheese septum

A

VSD

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8
Q

Most common type of VSD

A

Membranous (90%)

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9
Q

Components of TOF

A

Pulmonary stenosis
RVH
Overriding aorta
VSD

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10
Q

Boot shaped heart on CXR

A

TOF

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11
Q

Egg-shaped cardiac silhouette

A

TGA

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12
Q

Acyanotic CHD with fixed widely split S2

A

ASD

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13
Q

Cyanotic CHD asociated with offsprings of Diabetic mothers

A

TGA

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14
Q

Acyanotic CHD assoc with congenital rubella syndrome

A

PDA

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15
Q

Cyanotic CHD with continuous harsh machinery murmur

A

PDA

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16
Q

AVSD associated with down syndrome

A

Complete AVSD

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17
Q

Aortic Coarctation associated with Turner syndrome

A

Infantile

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18
Q

Pre-ductal coarctation

A

Infantile coarctation

19
Q

Coarctation associated with rib-notching

A

Adult coarctation

20
Q

ECG change in Stable angina

A

ST segment depression >1mm

21
Q

ECG change in Prinzmetal angina

A

ST-segment elevation

22
Q

Preferred medication for Prinzmetal angina

A

Calcium channel blockers

23
Q

Drug that decreases risk of atheroscleros in patients with homocysteinuria

A

Folate

24
Q

Autosomal dominant long QT syndrome with predisposition to SCD

A

Romano-ward syndrome

25
Q

Day when the heart, postMI is most prone to rupture

A

D3

26
Q

Onset of reperfusion wafter MI where there is complete salvage of cardiac tissue

A
27
Q

Reperfusion onset with no appreciable reduction in MI size

A

> 6hrs

28
Q

MI complication with 70%mortality

A

Cardiogenic shock

29
Q

Life threatening arrythmia in MI

A

VFib

30
Q

Cardiac enzyme that increases the earliest.

A

Myoglobin

31
Q

Cardiac enzyme used to assess for reinfarction

A

CKMB (disappears after 72hrs)

32
Q

Preferred biomarker for MI

A

Trop I

Trop T

33
Q

ECG that correlates with areas of ischemia

A

Inverted T waves

34
Q

ECG tracing that correlates with injured myocardial cells surrounding areas of necrosis

A

Elevated ST-Segment

35
Q

ECG tracing that correlates with areas of coagulation necrosis

A

New Q Waves

36
Q

Suspected AB in rheumatic fever

A

Ab against M protthe ins of GABHS cross reacting with antigens in the heart

37
Q

Most sever manifuof rheumatic fever

A

Carditis

38
Q

Treatment of Acute Rf

A

Penicillin

ASA

39
Q

Treatment of chronic RF

A

IM Penicillin

Erythromycin if allergic

40
Q

Aschoff bodies, Anitschow cells, Aschoff giants, bread and butter pericarditis

A

RF & RHD

41
Q

Irregular thickening of the subendocardium in RHD

A

MacCallum Plaques

42
Q

Etiology of myocarditis

A

Coxackievirus
Trypanosoma cruzi
Borrelia burgdorferi

43
Q

Heart normal weight

A

300-359g (