5. Pulm HTN Flashcards

1
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the heart is

A

a double pump

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2
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pulm HTN is defined as

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mPAP > 20 mmHg

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3
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3 types of pulm HTN

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precapillary
postcapillary
pre and postcapillary

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4
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precapillary HTN

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pulm artery HTN
CTEPH
lung disease
thromboembolic disease

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5
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postcapillary HTN

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LH disease

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6
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what other variable determine pulm HTN

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pulm arterial wedge pressure
pulm vascular resistance

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7
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ways to diagnosis pulm HTN

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TEE
TTE
Right Heart catheterization

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8
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most accurate way to diagnose pulm HTN

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right heart cath

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9
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PCWP in pulm HTN

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<15mmHg

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10
Q

safest way to diagnose pulm HTN

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TEE or TTE

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11
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PASP: mild pulm HTN

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36-49 mmHg

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12
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PASP: mod

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50-59 mmHg

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13
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PASP: severe

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> 60 mmHg

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14
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mPAP

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> 20 mmHg

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15
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PAWP

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> 15 mmHg

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16
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PVR

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> 3 WU

(240 dynes/s/cm5)

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17
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what increase pulm HTN

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arterial resistance
venous resistance
incr flow
- incr RH CO
- L to R shunt

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18
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PVR equation

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PVR = (mPAP - PWCP)/CO

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19
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1 WU

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80 dynes/s/cm5

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20
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5 classifications of PHTN

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isolated PHTN
PHTN 2/2 LH disease
PHTN 2/2 lung
CTEPH
PHTN unclear etiology

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21
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CTEPH

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chronic thromboembolic PHTN

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22
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progressed PHTN results in

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cardiac remodelling

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23
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advanced PHTN characteristics

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RV hypertrophy
decr CPP
RAD
RA dysrhtmias

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24
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PHTN treatment

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lifestyle changes
prostanoids
endothelin-R antagonist
NO

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prostanoids
vasodilation inhibit plt aggregation
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prostanoids drugs
epoprostenol iloprost treprotsinil beroprost
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which prostanoids are given by IV
epoprostenol treporstinil
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endothelin-R antagoist
blocks vasoconstriction == incr vasodilation
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Endothelin-R antagonist drugs
bosentan ambristentan macitentan
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NO
cGMP formation incr vasodilation
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PDE5 inhibitor
soldenafil tadalfil
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what incr PHTN
venous embolism incr CVP incr airway pressure HPV decr lung volumes incr inflammatory states
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why does PHTN have high risk of perioperative mortality
large blood loss risk large fluid shifts
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when should you conduct a diagnoist test for PHTN
mod or severe PHTN screening ansers
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what therapy is beneficial before PHTN surgery
CCB therapy
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when is inhaled NO test positive
decr 10 mmHg w/ baseline > 40mmHg
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what makes you suspricious of PHTN
Sob on exertion hemoptysis jugular distension edema
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main pathologica issues of PHTN
right ventricular hypertrophy decr R wave amplitude from V1-V4 Right atrial dilation lg P wave in 2, 3, aVF leads
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intraoperative manaagement for PHTN
mx LH preload: incr venous flow (fluids) incr contractility avoid hypoxia avoid hypercarbia
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what things cause incr in pulm vasoconstriciton
transient hypotension high PEEP high PIP hypercarbia hypoxia IV bubbles trendelenburg pneumoperitoneum single lung ventilation
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what Ph is deleterious
< 7.0
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what decr inotorpy
modern anesthetics
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what is a negative inotrope
acidosis
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what drug is best for RHF
milrinone
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what drugs should we give for RV inotropy
NE phenylephrine epi vasopressing Dopa dobutamine milrinone
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which inotropes have arrythmia risk
dopamine dobutamine milrinone
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which drug has improved PA/RV coupling
NE
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which drug has greater O2 delivery
NE
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which drugs incr PVR
NE phenylephrine epi vasopressin
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which drug has reflex brady
phenylephrine
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which drug increases catecholamine sensitivity
vasopressin
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what should you think when you hear "RV afterload"
PVR (incr workload)
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how can you reduce RV afterload
decr PEE decr PIP decr PVR
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how do you decr PVR
avoid hypoxia avoid hypercarbia avoid atelectasis
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myocardial supply/demand
incr RV wall tension incr RV EDV incr RV work/O2 demand decr RV CPP decr RV CO decr LV preload decr LV CO decr hypotension decr RV CPP decr RV CO decr LV preload decr LV CO and LV BP
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ultimate ramification
cardiac death
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how do you avoid hypoxia
100% FiO2 recruit alveoli
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how do you avoid acidosis
mx MV
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how do you mx CO
sympathomimetics milrinone inhaled NO
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how do you avoid incr intrathoracic pressures
avoid laparaoscopu avoid trendelenberg avoid mechanical vent
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what can drop systemic BP during labor
pushing incr PVR
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why is a regional w/sedation dangerous
hypoxia and/or hyperarbia
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why is enuraxial dangerous
sympathectomy
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laparoscopy considerations
CO2 induces acidosis incr PIP decr CO
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thoracic surgery consideration
one lung ventilation
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one lung ventilation causes
incr RV afterload hypoxia hypercarbia
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one lung ventilation tratment
inhaled NO