Cardiology Flashcards
Chest pain, worse with movement of left arm. Palpating of chest reproduces pain. Next best step?
Observation. Musculoskeletal in origin. Ischemia doesn’t reproduce pain
Chest pain, crushing substernal pain radiating to left arm. Troponin- 0.4. Diagnosis?
MI. Troponin will be above 0.4. Cardiac enzymes not elevated in unstable/ prinzmetal angina
Woman on fluconazole and ondansetron develops palpitations. EKG shows TdP. Treatment?
IV Magnesium. If hemodynamically unstable- cardioversion
Anterior MI, next best step
Aspirin.
Treatment for ventricular fibrillation
Defibrillator.
Epigastric burning after playing. No relief with antacids. EKG normal. Next best step?
Exercise ekg. Should be done in those with suspected stable ischemic heart disease
Inferior MI, 3 days later develops SOB, hypotension, bibasilar crackles, faint systolic murmur. Cause?
Papillary muscle rupture. Results in MR. Involves RCA.
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?
Beta blocker therapy. Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy of infancy.
Becks triad cause
Decreased LV preload in cardiac tamponade
Type of syncope confirmed with upright tilt table test
Vasovagal syncope
Diagnosis in cerebrovascular disease causing syncope
Do arteriography and carotid USG
Diagnosis of Aortic dissection in hypotension patients
Do TEE. Ascending dissection requires urgent surgical repair
MCC of acute cardiac arrest post MI ?
V Fib
Which woman with cardiac conditions can’t get pregnant?
MAP- MS, AS, PAH.
New diastolic murmur after AV replacement. Next step?
Echo. To assess for AR