Cardio Flashcards

(47 cards)

1
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CHF

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DOE
PND
edema
Echo w/ LVH or RVH
hypokinesis

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2
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CHF
dilated cardiomyopathy
pregnancy

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S3

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3
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Hypertrophic CM or fatal arrhythmia, get EKG or echo

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young athlete with syncope during athletic event or practice. No physical exam abnormalities

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4
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Atrial fibrillation (holiday heart)

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alcoholic with palpitations, arrhythmia

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5
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Atrial fibrillation; (if >48 or chronic - anticoagulate)

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irregularly irregular

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6
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Do exercise stress test

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Hx angina but no acute sx. EKG no acute changes

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7
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Angina (if lasts minutes), AMI if lasts > 30 minutes. Acute ischemia - ST elevation; Injury - T wave depression; Infarct - Q wave

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Crushing CP, dyspnea, palpitations, radiation to neck or left arm

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8
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Warfarin (2-3 for Afib; 2.5 - 3.5 for valve); Tx Warfarin OD is vitamin K

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Atrial fibrillation or prosthetic valve

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9
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Pericarditis

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Constant, sharp CP worse lying down, better sitting up and leaning forward

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Pericardial effusion/tamponade (Beck’s triad)

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JVD, Hypotension, muffled heart sounds

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Aortic dissection

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Sudden onset ripping, tearing chest pain, diminished pulses

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12
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AAA

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Flank pain, hypotension, pulsatile abdominal mass

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13
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Digoxin toxicity (hypokalemia will make worse)

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EKG changes, N/V, yellow-green visual disturbances

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14
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ACEI is cause

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HTN tx w/ meds, cough, or angioedema

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15
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ACEI is best choice

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DM and HTN

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16
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Think secondary HTN most likely Renal artery stenosis (infrarenal artery)

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HTN not responsive to basic meds

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17
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Bacterial endocarditis (strep viridians) prevention

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Mechanical valve or prosthesis and dental, GU, GI, or ortho procedure prophylaxis

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18
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Bacterial endocarditis (staph aureus, strep viridians)

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IVDA w/ new murmur

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Aortic stenosis (due to calcifications - age related) or bicuspid valve - congenital

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Elderly w/ systolic murmur

20
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Aortic stenosis

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Diamond shaped, blowing systolic murmur. May have angina, syncope, CHF

21
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Aortic regurgitation/insufficiency:
Quincke’s pulse (subungual capillar pulsation), Corrigan (rapid rise and fall), Austin flint (low pitch middiastolic murmur at apex)

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Lateral displaced PMI, canon “a” waves, Quincke’s pulse, Corrigan’s pulse, Austin flint murmur, deMusset’s sign, water

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Mitral stenosis (ARMS are BAD)

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Diastolic murmur best heart at apex without radiation

23
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Mitral valve prolapse

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Female or post MI systolic murmur best at apex preceded by click without radiation

24
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Mitral regurgitation

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Systolic murmur heard best at apex with radiation to left axilla (apical systolic)

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Mitral regurgitation (caused by papillary muscle rupture)
New murmur after MI (esp. if apical systolic)
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PDA
Continuous harsh, machine-like murmur
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VSD
Infant with dyspnea, difficulty feeding, holosystolic murmur @ LSB 3rd ICS. LVH and RVH
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Hs and Ts hypovolemia hypoxia Hypothermia hydrogen ion (acidosis) hyper-hypokalemia hypoglycemia tamponade cardiac tension pneumo thrombosis - PE or cardio Toxins Trauma
Pulseless electrical activity
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Coarctation of aorta
Peds w/ leg pain after physical activity, abnormal heart sounds, unequal UE and LE pulses
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Arterial insufficiency/PAD, intermittent claudication (ABI best choice, arteriogram gold standard) Tx is arterial bypass
LE rubor, no hair, brittle nails, palloe on elevation, calf or LE pain esp. with walking short distances relieved with rest or at PM Claudication with rest pain, (ABI < 0.4)
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Varicose veins. Tx w/ compression stockings
LE pain after long periods of standing. Dilated, tortuous, veins
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AS
Murmur that causes weak carotid pulse
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Liver toxicity
Side effect of statin drugs
34
Cocaine
Illegal substance that causes MI secondary to acute coronary vasospasm
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Infective endocarditis Scaly plaques on palms and soles
Janeway lesions
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Infective endocarditis Tender nodules on tips of fingers and toes
Osler nodes
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Volume of blood in ventricles at the end of diastole
Pre-load
38
Amount of blood being pumped out of the L ventricle during contraction
Ejection fraction
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Aortic dissection
Tearing, ripping pain between scapula
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Widened mediastinum
CXR with aortic dissection
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Coarctation of the aorta
BP higher in arms than the legs
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300-150-100-75-60-50
EKG - rate assessment
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First degree AV block
PR interval greater than 0.2 sec consistently in every cycle
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Wenchebach Second degree AV block
PR interval gradually lengthens in successive cycles , last P wave fails to conduct ventricles
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Complete third degree AV block
AV block in which there is a total block of conduction to the ventricles so no atrial depolarizations are conducted to ventricles
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Mobitz and Wenchebach
Types of second degree AV blocks
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Confirm in a second lead
asystole