Cardiology Flashcards

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Chest pain, worse with movement of left arm. Palpating of chest reproduces pain. Next best step?

A

Observation. Musculoskeletal in origin. Ischemia doesn’t reproduce pain

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Chest pain, crushing substernal pain radiating to left arm. Troponin- 0.4. Diagnosis?

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MI. Troponin will be above 0.4. Cardiac enzymes not elevated in unstable/ prinzmetal angina

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3
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Woman on fluconazole and ondansetron develops palpitations. EKG shows TdP. Treatment?

A

IV Magnesium. If hemodynamically unstable- cardioversion

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4
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Anterior MI, next best step

A

Aspirin.

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5
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Treatment for ventricular fibrillation

A

Defibrillator.

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6
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Epigastric burning after playing. No relief with antacids. EKG normal. Next best step?

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Exercise ekg. Should be done in those with suspected stable ischemic heart disease

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7
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Inferior MI, 3 days later develops SOB, hypotension, bibasilar crackles, faint systolic murmur. Cause?

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Papillary muscle rupture. Results in MR. Involves RCA.

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8
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1 hour old baby with respiratory distress. H/o Gest DM in mom, echo shows small LV cavity and increased Iv septum thickness. Next best step?

A

Beta blocker therapy. Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy of infancy.

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9
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Becks triad cause

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Decreased LV preload in cardiac tamponade

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10
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Type of syncope confirmed with upright tilt table test

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Vasovagal syncope

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11
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Diagnosis in cerebrovascular disease causing syncope

A

Do arteriography and carotid USG

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12
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Diagnosis of Aortic dissection in hypotension patients

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Do TEE. Ascending dissection requires urgent surgical repair

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13
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MCC of acute cardiac arrest post MI ?

A

V Fib

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14
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Which woman with cardiac conditions can’t get pregnant?

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MAP- MS, AS, PAH.

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15
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New diastolic murmur after AV replacement. Next step?

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Echo. To assess for AR

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16
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Asymptomatic newborn with 2/6 holosystolic murmur. Best next step?

A

Do echo. Large defects VSD have soft murmur

17
Q

Congenital long QT syndrome treatment

A

Propranolol

18
Q

MOA of beta blockers and CCB

A

Decreases myocardial contractility

19
Q

Use of adenosine

A

AVNRT

20
Q

Risk factors for Premature atrial complexes

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Caffeine, smoking, stress. Please Avoid Caffeine and Smoking- PAC

21
Q

Side effect of niacin given for hyperlipidemia

A

Cutaneous flushing and itching

22
Q

WPW with Afib. Treatment?

A

Procainamide. If unstable cardioversion

23
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Post catheterisation complication- hypotension, back pain, improves with NS. Next step

A

CT abd/ pelvis suspicious of retro peritoneal hematoma

24
Q

Management of respiratory failure due to acute decompensated HF

A

Non invasive positive pressure ventilation

25
Q

Prevention of acute limb ischemia secondary to left atrial thrombus

A

Apixaban, direct oral anticoagulant must be used

26
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Treatment for aortic dissection

A

Beta blockers then nitroprusside, then surgical correction

27
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Cyanotic newborn - ecg shows tall P waves and left axis deviation, decreased pulmonary markings on cxr. Diagnosis?

A

Tricuspid valve atresia.

28
Q

Blunt thoracic aortic injury diagnosis by ?

A

CT angiography

29
Q

BNP levels correlate with severity of which chamber?

A

LV systolic dysfunction.

30
Q

Cardiac complications of sarcoidosis

A

Restrictive cardiomyopathy, AV block, dilated cardiomyopathy, MVP, AR, ventricular arrhythmias, HF

31
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Surveillance method for <80% carotid stenosis with risk factors

A

Annual carotid duplex

32
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Rx of sturge Weber syndrome

A

Laser therapy, ant epileptic, IOP reduction