Cardiac Flashcards

(56 cards)

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first sign of L to R shunt / CHF in children

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hepatomegaly

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R to L shunt first sx

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cyanosis, squatting improves

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3
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Eisenmenger

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L to R shunt turns into R to L shunt

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causes of congenital L to R shunt

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VSD, ASD, PDA

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causes of congenital R to L shunt

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tetralogy of Fallot

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PDA patent ductus arteriosus connection

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descending aorta to LEFT pulmonary artery (shunt away from lungs inutero)
becomes ligamentum arteriosum

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neonatal ductus venosum

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connection from portal vein and IVC (shunt away from liver in utero)

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foramen ovale

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shunt blood away from lungs; in between R and L atria

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MC congenital heart defect

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VSD

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dx of VSD

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ECHO

80% close spontaneously by 6 mo

if large enough, can cause CHF in 4-6 wks of life with FTT as pulmonary vascular resistance decreases and shunt increases

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mgmt of VSD

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LARGE > 2.5cm: 1 YO
medium 2-2.5cm: 5 YO
or… as soon as failure to thrive

can start med therapy as: diuretics and digoxin

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types of atrial septal defect

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ostium secundum 80% centrally located > ostium primum

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ostium primum associated with what else

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Downs syndrome, MV/TV issues, cushion defect, AV canal defects

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dx ASD

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ECHO

CHF if >2 cm in kids, otherwise emboli in adults

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mgmt ASD

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1-2 YO if found (earlier if associated with canal defects)

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meidical mgmt of asd and vsd

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diuretics and digoxin

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17
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4 parts of Tetralogy of fallot

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  1. VSD
  2. pulmonary stenosis
  3. overriding aorta
  4. RV hypertrophy
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mgmt of Tetralogy

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B-blocker + repair @ 3-6 mo

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repair of Tetralogy of fallot

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remove RVOT obstruction, enlarge the outflow tract and repair the VSD

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PDA patent ductus arteriosus sx

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BOUNDING pulses, widened pulse pressure, machine like murmur

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mgmt PDA

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indomethacin in neonates
otherwise, L thoracotomy surgical ligation

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22
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aortic coarcation dx

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suspect in HTN young person; hypotensive legs
CXR with scalloping from big intercostals
CTA to confirm

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mgmt of coarctation

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resect the narrowing

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vascular ring presentation

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difficulty swallowing, respiratory distress, neck hyperextnsion (TRACHEA AND ESOPHAGUS ARE ENCIRCLES BY AORTIC ARCHES

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vascular ring dx
barium swallow with bronchoscopy
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mgmt of vascular ring
divide the smaller of the two arches
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indications for CABG (L main vs others)
70% for most arteries 50% for left main
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efficacy of stent/grafting coronaries
IMA (off SCA) 95% 20 yr patency > saph vein 80% 5 yr patency > DES 80% 1 yr patency
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worst risk factor for CABG
preop CARDIOGENIC SHOCK >>> emergency operation, age, low EF
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bioprosthetic contraindication
only lasts 10-15 years so don't use in kids
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indication for AS valve repair
symptomatic (worst sx is syncope > angina > DOE) correlates with peak gradient >50mm Hg, valve area < 1.0 cm
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MC valve lesions
AS from calcification/degeneration
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MR cause
leaflet prolapse
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MR indication to repair
symptomatic (mostly pulmonary congestion, Afib)
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MS alternative to replacement
balloon commissurotomy (do this as first procedure before OR)
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constrictive pericarditis square root sign
during RHC. equalization of right atrial = right venticular = pulmonary artery = wedge = left ventricular diastolic pressures!
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mgmt of constrictive pericarditis
pericardiectomy
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MC sites for endocarditis
AV for prosthetic, MV for native
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MC bug for endocarditis
S. aureus (also for IVDU) per Fiser
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MC valve affected in IVDU
RIGHT !!
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mgmt of endocarditis
MEDICINE FIRST then, valve replacement (if fails, valve failure, abscess, pericarditis)
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MC met to heart
LUNG ca
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MC primary benign and malignant of heart
benign: myxoma malignant: angiosarcoma
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indication to open the chest after sternotomy
>500cc in 1st hour >250 cc/hr x 4 hours
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Aortic valve replacement indication?
Aortic valve area nL 3-4 cm2... so <1 cm2 needs to be fixed. Typically concurrent with aortic jet velocity > 4m/sec or transvalvular gradient >40 mm Hg
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2 operative indications for blunt cardiac injury?
1. cardiac tamponade and 2. disrupted cardiac valves
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MC EKG abnormality in BCI
ST and PVCs
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less common abnormality BCI
T or ST segment changes sinus brady AV conduction defects RBBB Afib Vtach VFib
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what MUST you get if dysrhythmia or HD instability after BCI?
Echo
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tamponade physiology 3 phases
1 elevated pericardial pressure & decreased vetricular diastolic filling = increased HR 2. decreased diastolic filling, decreased coronary perfusion, decreased SV = pallor, anxiety, diaphoresis 3. loss compensation and coronary perfusion = cardiac arrest
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icd for surgery
pacer in asynchronous defib turn oFF can just put magnet over to get reset pacer and turn off defib as well
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post MI ventricular septal rupture
hypotn, pansystolic murmur 3-7 days after STEP UP IN OXYGEN CONTENT BETWEEN RA AND PA (L to R shunt) dx on Echo tx: IABP and patch it
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post MI papillary muscle rupture
severe mitral regurgitation with hypotension and pulmonary edema 3-7 days after dx echo tx IABP and replace valve
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DES restenosis in 1 yr
20%
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worst px AS sx
syncope (mean survival 3 yrs )
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