Arrythmias Flashcards

1
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Sinus bradycardia- causes

A

Meds: beta blockers, CCB, amiodarone, Li, dig
Increased vagal tone: athletes, sleep, IMI
Metabolic: hypoxia, sepsis, mexedema, hypothermia, hypoglycemia
OSA
Increased ICP

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Sinus brady tx

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if no sx: atropine, b1 agonists (short term), pacing

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Sinus brady- MOST COMMON CAUSE

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Dr. Flitter: The most common cause for a pause is a blocked PAC

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Sick Sinus Syndrome- causes

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periods of unprovoked SB
SA arrest
tachy-brady syndrom
chronotropic incompetence with endo trach tube

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5
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Sick sinus syndrome- tx

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often need combo
BB, CCB, dig for tachy
PPM for brady

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AV block- Type I

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prolonged PR (>200ms); 1:1 conduction

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AV block Type II Mobitz I (Wenckebach)

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progressively prolonged PR

worsens with carotid sinus massage, improves with atropine

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AV T II Mobitz I (Wenckebach)- causes

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abnml AV node- IMI, inflammation, myocarditis, high vagal tone, drugs

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AV T II Mobitz I (Wenckebach)- tx

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often paroxysmal, nocturnal, asx

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10
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Septal MI

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V1-V2 +/- avR; proximal LAD

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Anterior MI

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V3-V4; LAD

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Apical MI

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V5-V6; Distal LAD, LCx, RCA

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13
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Lateral MI

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I, avL; LCx

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14
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Inferior MI

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II, III, avF; RCA (85%), LCx (15%)

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15
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RV MI

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V1-V2 & V4R (most sensitive); proximal RCA

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16
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Posterior MI

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ST depression V1-V3, ST elevation in V7-V9 (posterior leads); RCA, LCx

17
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SVT- atrial

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Sinus tach (pain, fever, hypovolemia, hypoxia, PE, anemia)
Atrial tach (catchols, EtOH, dig, CAD, COPD)
Multifocal atrial tach (increased automaticity at multiple sites; seen with underlying pulm dz)
Atrial flutter (macroreentry- usually in RA)
A fib (irregular AVN bombardment, often from pulm veins)
18
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AV Jxn

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AVNRT (reentrant circuit)
AVRT: (reentrant circuit and accessory path; may show pre-excitation (WPW))
NPJT: increased jxnal automaticity

19
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Unstable SVT tx

A

cardioversion per ACLS

20
Q

ST tx

A

treat underlying stressor

21
Q

AT tx

A

BB, CCB, adenosine
Amiodarone?
Radiofrequency ablation, class IC/II antiarrhythmics

22
Q

AVNRT or AVRT tx

A

Vagal maneuvers
Adenosine
CCB or BB, DCCV
Ablation

23
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NPJT

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CCB, BB, amiodarone

24
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AF

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BB, CCB, dig, AAD

25
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AFL

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BB, CCB, dig, AAD

26
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MAT

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CCB and BB