Cardio reversed Flashcards

(48 cards)

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DOE, PND, edema. Echo w/ LVH or RVH hypokinesis

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CHF

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2
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S3

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CHF, dilated cardiomyopathy, pregnancy

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

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Hypertrophic CM or fatal arrhythmia. Get EKG or Echo

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Alcoholic with palpitations, arrhythmias

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Atrial fibrillation (holiday heart)

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5
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Irregularly irregular

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

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6
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Atrial fibrillation or prosthetic valve

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Warfarin (2-3 for Afib; 2.5-3.5 for valve); Tx warfarin is Vit K

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7
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Hx angina but no acute symptoms. EKG no acute changes

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Do exercise stress test

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8
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Crushing CP, dyspnea, palpitations, radiation to neck or left arm

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

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Pericarditis

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JVD, hypotension, muffled heart sounds

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Pericardial effusion/tamponade (Beck’s triad)

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Sudden onset ripping, tearing chest pain, diminished pulses

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Aortic dissection

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12
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Flank pain, hypotension, pulsatile abdominal mass

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AAA

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13
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EKG changes, N/V yellow-green visual disturbances

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Digoxin toxicity (hypokalemia will make worse)

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14
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HTN tx w/ meds, cough or angioedema

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ACEI is cause

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15
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DM and HTN

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ACEI is best choice

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16
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Post MI

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Beta blockers

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17
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HTN not responsive to basic meds

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Think secondary HTN most likely Renal artery stenosis

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18
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Mechanical valve or prosthesis and dental, GU, GI, or ortho procedure prophylaxis

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Bacterial endocarditis (strep. viridians) prevention

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19
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IVDA w/ new murmur

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Bacterial endocarditis (staph aureus, strep. viridians)

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20
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Elderly w/ systolic murmur

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

21
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Diamond shaped, blowing systolic murmur. May have angina, syncope, CHF

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Aortic stenosis

22
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Lateral displaced PMI, canon “a” waves, Quincke’s pulse, Corrigan’s pulse, Austin flint murmur, deMusset’s sign, water

A

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

23
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Diastolic murmur best heart apex without radiation

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mitral stenosis (ARMS are BAD)

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Female or Post MI, systolic murmur best @ apex preceded by click without radiation

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Mitral valve prolapse

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