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CAD: Diagnosis Flashcards

1
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type II error

A

false negative

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2
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Target HR in stress test

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85% of age predicted HR (220-age)

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3
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Rate Pressure Product

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peak HR x SBP

measures myocardial workload

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4
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Sn and Sp of ETT

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both around 70%

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5
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on ETT does ST elevation or depression localize ischemia?

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ST elevation does

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6
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ECG changes prognostic on ETT

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  • max ST depression
  • # leads involved
  • time to ST shift
  • recovery time
  • inducible ventricular arrhythmias
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7
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Hemodynamic changes prognostic on ETT?

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  • peak HR (Chronotropic incompetence)
  • BP (exercise induced hypotension)
  • rate pressure product
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8
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what does exercise induced hypotension on ETT mean?

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LM or 3VD

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9
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Are HOCM, high degree AVB, severe HTN absolute contraindications to ETT?

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no

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10
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at what high BP do you stop a ETT?

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250/115

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11
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absolute reasons to stop an ETT (7)

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1- ischemia w/ SBP dec by 10mm Hg
2- mod-sev angina
3- CNS sxs
4- cyanosis/pallor
5- sustained VT
6- >1mm ST elev (other than V1 or aVR)
7- pt requests
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12
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which conditions obscure ST changes on ETT?

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WPW
PPM
ST dep 1mm at rest
LBBB
LVH
Dig
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13
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ST depression in which leads of an ETT don’t matter?

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V1, aVR

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14
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ST Elevation on ETT

A

Should be in leads without Q waves

Transmural ischemia from coronary spasm or myocardial injury

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15
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Duke Treadmill Score

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Exercise time (mins) - (5 x mm ST dep) - (4 x angina index)

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16
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Angina index

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0- no CP
1- CP
2- CP stops exercise

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17
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type I errors = ?

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false positives

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18
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Scores and corresponding mortality for Duke treadmill

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Low risk > 5 (0.5%)
Intermediate risk +4 to -10 (.5-5%)
High risk < -11 (>5%)

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19
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HR reserve and chronotropic incompetence

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HR Reserve = 220-age-resting hR

Chron. incomp is inability to inc HR by 80% of HR reserve

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20
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what is considered a low level of exercise?

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HR<70% max HR

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21
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differences in SN/Sp b/w stress echo and nuclear

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similar Sn

stress echo- higher Sn (fewer false +)

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22
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adenosine stress MOA

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A2A receptor agonist–> 4x inc in coronary blood flow

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23
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adenosine effect on HR and BP

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inc HR

modest dec in BP

24
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*adenosine side effects by receptor-type

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A1 : AVB
A2b: periph vasodilation, bronchospasm
A3: bronchospasm

25
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adenosine stress contraindication (5)

A 
asthma/COPD
high degree AVB/SSS w/o PPM
SBP<90
recent dipyridamole/aggrenox
on methyl xanthones (aminophylline, caffeine) w/in 12hrs
26
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regadenoson receptors

A

binds selectively to A2A receptor

- low affinity for A1, A2b, A3 so less side effects

27
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persantine (dipyridamole) stress test MOA

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indirectly increases adenosine by preventing its reuptake

28
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dobuatmine stress dosing

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5-10 mcg/kg/min, inc q3min to 20/30/40 mcg/kg/min

atropine .25mg IV q2min upto 1-2mg

29
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dobutamine antidote

A

short acting IV BB

30
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Dobutamine stress absolute contraindications

A

symptomatic severe AS
acute Ao dissection
ACS
HOCM

31
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absolute contraindications to atropine

A

myasthenia gravis
narrow-angle glaucoma
pyloric stenosis

32
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does dobuta stress have good PPV or NPV?

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NPV

33
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what type of contraindications are recent ventricular arrhythmias and high degree AVB for dobuta stress?

A

relative

34
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4 Class I indications for angiography

A 
1- CCS class III/IV angina on meds
2- high risk stress test
3- SCD
4- sustained MONOMORPHIC VT (>30s)
5- non sustained POLYMORPHIC VT (<30s)
35
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CCS classification for angina

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I- can do normal physical activity (angina only w/ a lot of exertion)
II- slight limitation w/ normal activity (running up stairs, emotional stress/morning hours/uphill)
III- marked limit. 1 flight of stairs.
IV- unable to do activity. Rest angina.

36
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intermediate risk Duke treadmill score

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-11 to 5

37
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what category of risk is inc’d lung uptake on stress test?

A

high

38
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> ? segments on stress echo with low dose dobuta is high risk?

A

> 2 segments

39
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if a pt has DM, 2VD + pLAD, is it Appropriate to do PCI?

A

yes

40
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for which of the following is it Appropriate to do CABG in DM: 2VD +pLAD, 3VD, LM Dz, or LM + 1VD?

A

All

41
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in asxs pt’s w/ no known CAD, when is it APPROPRIATE to do cardiac CT?

A

family hx of premature CAD and low to intermediate risk of CHD

42
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is it APPROPRIATE to do a cardiac CT on a symptomatic pt. to assess stent patency

A

no

43
Q

in pt’s w/ CM, when is it APPROPRIATE to do a cardiac CT?

A

low-intermediate CHD risk

44
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when is it APPROPRIATE to do a cardiac CT for atrial or ventricular arrhythmias?

A

never

45
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what conditions to use cardiac CT to assess structure and fxn?

A 
congenital heart dz
RV fxn
Arrhythmogenic RV dysplasia
pericardial anatomy
PV anatomy (afib ablation)
localization of CABG grafts pre thoracic Sx
46
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what to look for on CMR to assess myocardial viability?

A

late gadolinium enhancement

47
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what is considered a positive EKG on ETT for ischemia if baseline EKG has <1mm ST depression?

A

> 2mm ST depression (horizontal or downsloping)

48
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if a patient has ventricular ectopy/bigeminy, etc. on ETT, what is its significance if it happens during a) exercise b) recovery

A

a) decreased LVEF

b) decreased LVEF and inc’d mortality

49
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persantine contraindications are same as adenosine plus what?

A

liver failure b/c of hepatic metabolism

50
Q

if pt has normal nuclear with strongly positive exercise EKG or angiographic stenosis, what is their cardiac event rate per year?

A

<1%

51
Q

what is TID due to?

A

subendocardial ischemia

52
Q

can cardiac CT or MR be used to screen for CAD?

A

no

53
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what perfusion defect percentage at rest or stress is considered high risk (>3% death/MI per yr)?

A

10%

54
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what CAC score is high risk?

A

> 400

55
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Class I rec for noninvasive imaging in asymptomatic pt’s

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none

56
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if ETT already done, when is it appropriate to do CTA?

A

intermediate risk

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