CARDIAC D/O Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
Q

a chronic condition where ther is an inadequate venous return d/t pathologic ischemia

A

PVD

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PVD MANIFESTATIONS:

  1. _____ discoloration
  2. ______ wound edges around ankle
  3. swelling & pedal pulse is ______ since arteries are unaffected (pulse = arteries)
A
  1. Brown
  2. uneven
    present
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3
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PVD tx

A

elevate legs & wound care

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4
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clot in the vascular wall

A

DVT

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5
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Causes of DVT

  1. Venous _____ (immobility, age)
  2. Vein Wall _____
  3. _____coagulability (pregnancy, oral contraceptives, cancer)
A
  1. stasis
  2. injury/damage
  3. HYPERcoagulability
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6
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Tumor compresses SVC;
an ONCOLOGIC EMERGENCY!

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Superior vena cava syndrome

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Manifestations of SVC Syndrome:

  1. Facial ____ (redness d/t bld fluid in face)
  2. Distention of ______ veins (veins above the chest)
  3. Upper extremity ______
A
  1. Plethora
  2. thoracic
  3. edema
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8
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Inflammatory dse where plaque builds up;

MOST COMMON CAUSE od CAD & CVD

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Atherosclerosis

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9
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Antihypertensive Meds (A,B,C,D)

A

ACE inh.
BB
CCB
Diuretics

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10
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A localized dilation of the vessel wall

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Aneurysm

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11
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most common site of aneurysm

A

aorta

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12
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AAA is characterized by:
pain located in ______ that is described as ______

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Abd, back pain
“gnawing/sharp pain”

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13
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Most common TYPE of aneurysm

A

AAA (abdominal Aortic aneurysm)

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14
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Thoracic Aortic Aneursm is characterized by:
pain located in ______

With ______ of breath & ______ with swallow

A

Back

shortness of breath; hoarseness/struggling with swallow

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15
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If a pulsating mass is found in an aneurysm

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NEVER PALPATE –> RUPTURE (ER)

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16
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RISK FACTORS for Embolism:

  1. _________ d/t hypercoagulability & amniotic fluid embolism risk
  2. __________ Blood pools in the atria
    3.__________ Fats is released from bone marrow after trauma
A
  1. Pregnancy
  2. A-fib
  3. Long bone fracture (femur/pelvis)
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17
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Air enters a vein/artery & is a COMPLICATION of a Sx

18
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Position for Air embolism?

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Durant’s Maneuver (LL Trendelenburg)
- traps embolism in R atria & aspirated by surgeon

19
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HIGH RISK for Air embolism:

Placement of _____ or arterial _____

A

CVC/ Arterial Catheter
- if pt suddenly DESATURATES, expect this

20
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PAD:

  1. Blood flow to _____ is affected
  2. ______ (color) with dependent rubor
  3. Hair____, cool & clammy
  4. Pedal pulses ______
  5. ______ in wounds
  6. Pain stops with ____ & occurs with _____
  7. Ttx?
A
  1. lower limbs
  2. Pallor
  3. HairLESS
  4. ABSENT/poor
  5. Eschar (dead tissue)
  6. Rest & Activity
  7. dAngle legs
21
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PVD:

  1. Blood flow to _____ is affected
  2. ______ (color) discoloration
  3. Swelling
  4. Pedal pulses ______
  5. ______ wounds around ankle
  6. Pain stops with ____ & occurs with _____
  7. Ttx?
A
  1. back to the heart
  2. Brown
  3. swelling
  4. PRESENT
  5. UNEVEN
  6. actiVity; rest
  7. eleVate & proper wound care
22
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Chest pain that goes away via rest & NTG

A

Chronic Stable Angina

23
Q

Chest pain that DOES NOT goes away via rest & NTG

A

Unstabl ANgina

24
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Sx for MI?

A

CATH LAB W/I 90 MIN FOR PCI!!

Percutaneous Coronary Intervention

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Condition wherein there is an IRREVERSIBLE damage to heart muscle d/t prolonged ischemia
MI
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Tx for MI?
O-xygen N-TG A-spirin M-orphine
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Complication of Pericarditis?
CARDIAC TAMPONADE | ER! --> d/t fluid buildup
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Cardiac Tamponande S/sx: Beck's triad + Pericardial pain + Pulsus ______ + _____ Pulse Pressure
(HYPOtenion, distended neck veins, and muffled heart sounds) + Chest pain INCREASES upon INSPIRING + Pulsus Paradoxus (LARGE dec in systolic bp & pulse upon INSPIRATION) + NARROWED pulse pressure (<40) - difference b/w sys & dias BP B-jugular VD E-xtreme HYPOtension C- ant hear heart sounds
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Tx for Pericarditis?
NSAIDS
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fluid collection in the pericardial sac
Pericardial Effusion | Muffled <3 sounds
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Tx for Pericardial Effusion?
Pericardiocentesis
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Cardiac Tamponade tx
Pericardiocentesis & Sx
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Dse of the myocardial tissue
Cardiomyopathy (dilated, restrictive, hypertrophic)
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Cardiomyopathy Type ventricle dilation WITH NO hypertrophy
dilated
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Cardiomyopathy caused by bacteria, virus, fungi: causes necrosis of myocardial cells --> FLABBY (malambot) & dilated myocardium
Dilated Cardiomyopathy
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Cardiomyopathy Type rigid ventricular muscle walls with
Restrictive; Idiopathic
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Cardiomyopathy Type myocardium ASSYMETRICALLY increasing in size & mass along the VENTRICULAR SEPTUM (separates LV & RV)
Hypertrophic
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Caused by rare autosomal gen in women & children (genetical)
Hypertrophic
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Cardiomyopathy with idiopathic cause
Restrictive
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Tx of Endocarditis?
Antibiotics
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Heart Failure tx: DECREASE AFTERLOAD! 1. "A & A" meds 2. _______ Inc contractility 3. _______ Reduce excess fluids
1. Ace inh & ARBs 2. Digoxin 3. Diuretic
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Teach pt with HF to report
Rapid wt GAIN: 3lbs/week OR 1-2lbs/day