AF Flashcards
AF (19 cards)
long-term rate control (no HF)
atenolol / metoprolol tartrate
types of AF
first diagnosed AF
paroxysmal (< 7 days)
persistent (> 7 days)
long-standing persistent (use rhythm control)
permanent
long-term rate control (no HF / atenolol and metoprolol tartrate not tolerated)
non-DHP CCB
digoxin
long-term rate control (with HF)
other beta blockers
long-term rate control (with HF / second line_
amiodaroine / digoxin
CHA2DS2-VA score (C)
congestive HF (1)
H
hypertension (1)
A2
age over 75 (2)
D
diabetes
S2
stroke
V
vascular disease
A
age 65 to 74
P wave in the ECG represents
atrial depolarisation
QRS complex
atrial repolarisation
ventrical depolarisation
T wave
ventrical repolarisation
long QT syndrome can predispose the patient to TdP Y/N
Y
repolarisation is caused by
Na+ influx
depolarisation is trigged by
K+ moving out
what is QTc interval