pestana: cardiothoracic surgery Flashcards

1
Q

inspiratory wheezing seeni n

A

tracheomalacia

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2
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what is this: child has difficulty swallowing, episodes of resp distress, stridor, hyperextension of neck

A

vascular ring- congneital anomaly where trachea and esophagus encircled by abnl blood vessels

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3
Q

manage vascular ring

A

extrinsic compression- barium swallow, bronchoscopy

surgery divides two aortic arches

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4
Q

cardiac anomalies diagnosed with…

A

echo

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5
Q

ASD presentation

A

low pressure, low volume shunt- heard in late infancy

faint pulmonary systolic murmur
fixed split second heart sounds

frequent colds

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6
Q

VSD presentation if low vs high in muscular septum

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low: minor, closes spontaneously in age 2-3
high: FTT, pansystolic murmur

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7
Q

most common cyanotic cardiac anomaly

A

tetralogy of fallot

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8
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tet of fallot presentation

A

small for age (5-6 yo)
bluish hue
clubbing
cyanosis relieved by squatting

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9
Q

transpoition of great vessels die within few days , but can be kept alive temporarily from

A

ASD, VSD, PDA

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10
Q

what is this: harsh midsystolic heart murmur heard best at right second intercostal space along left sternal border, producing angina and syncope

A

aortic stenosis

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11
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what is this: wide pulse pressure and a blowing, high pitched diastolic heart murmur best heart at second intercostal space along LLSB

A

chronic aortic insufficiency

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12
Q

when should people with chronic aortic insufficiency get valve replacement:

A

echo: LV dilatation

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13
Q

what is this: endocarditis seen in young drug addicts who suddenly develop CHF and new, loud diastolic murmur

A

acute aortic insufficiency

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14
Q

which murmur does rheumatic fever cause

A

mitral stenosis

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15
Q

mitral stenosis presentation (and regurg)

A
SOB on exertion
orthopnea
parozysmal nocturnal dyspnea
cough
hemoptysis

low pitched diastolic murmur

causes afib

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16
Q

what is this: high pitched holosystolic murmur that radiates to axilla and back

A

mitral regurgitation

17
Q

mitral regurgitation occurs from

A

valvular prolapse

18
Q

intervention necessary for what percent stenosis for coronary disease

A

70%

19
Q

how do you manage simple (single vessel) vs complex (multiple vessel) coronary artery dz?

A

simple: angioplasty and stent
multiple: surgery- multiple coronary bypass

20
Q

what is this: SOB on exertion, hepatomegaly, ascites, “square root sign,” and equalization of pressures

A

chronic constrictive pericarditis

21
Q

what percent chance is a coin lesion found on CXR is malignant

A

80%

22
Q

whats first thing to do if you find a coin lesion

A

find an older CXR (year or 2)

if unchanged, it’s probably not cancer. leave alone

23
Q

diagnosis of lung cancer requires

A

cytology
bronchoscopy and biopsy
or percutaneous biopsy

24
Q

treatment of small cell lung cancer

A

chemo/RT (not surgery)

25
Q

how to resect non-small cell lung cancers if central vs peripheral lesion

A

central: pneumonectomy
peripheral: lobectomy

26
Q

minimum of FEV1 in each lung to do a pneumonectomy

A

800 mL

27
Q

how to remove hilar mets vs nodal mets at carina or mediastinum

A

hilar: pneumonectomy

nodal mets at carina or mediastinum: unresectable, endobronchial US