Cardiology Flashcards

1
Q

Tx of WPW

A

procainamide (DOC)

can also use amiodarone

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2
Q

ASA guidelines

A

men 45-79

women 55-79

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3
Q

tx of symptomatic MVP

A

beta blockers

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4
Q

herbal tx of venous insufficiency (varicose veins)

A

horse chestnut seed extract

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5
Q

1 risk factor for AAA

A

smoking

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6
Q

tx atrial flutter

A

digoxin, verapamil, or cardioversion

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7
Q

HTN tx for stroke patient

A

diuretic and ACEi

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8
Q

Tx after drug eluting stent

A

ASA 162-325 and plavix 12 mos

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9
Q

a fib score

A
CHA2DS2 VASc
CHF
HTN
Age > 75 (+2)
DM
Stroke (+2)
Vascular Dz
Age 65-74
Sex Category (female)
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10
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Defn of HTN emergency

A

BP > 180/120 w/ end organ damage

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11
Q

low PCWP signifies

A

hypvolemia (Tx w/ IVF)

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12
Q

med to help w/ intermittent claudication

A

cilostazol

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13
Q

length of dual anti platelet therapy after drug eluting stent

A

1 yr

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14
Q

length of dual anti platelet therapy after bare metal stents

A

1 month

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15
Q

BP > 160/100 in age >50 probably caused by

A

bilateral renal artery stenosis

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16
Q

pt w/ many PVCs. worried about

A

MI, sudden death

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17
Q

V fib, defibrillation fails, what meds can we use

A

epinephrine or vasopressin

if still not work, amiodarone

18
Q

Tx of SVT

A

vagal, then adenosine 6 mg, then 12 mg, then synchronized cardioversion

19
Q

G+ cocci and endocarditis - bugs and drugs

A

MRSA, Strep, enterococcus

Vanc and gent

20
Q

DVT prophylaxis indications

A

> 40 yo, at least 3 days immobile, and 1 risk factor

infxn, 3-4 HF, MI, resp dz, IBD, DVT/PE, >75, recent surgery, immobile, BMI >30

21
Q

Dx of postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome

A

incr 30 BMP or HR > 120 w/in 10 min upright

22
Q

elderly on warfarin, dose should be

A

less than or equal to 5 mg

23
Q

CPR then coma, what is horrible sign?

A

status epilepticus at 24 hrs (no recovery)

24
Q

tx of SVT

A

adenosine

25
Q

pt w/ chronic pain, swelling, and skin changes after DVT - dx and tx

A

post thrombotic syndrome - use compression stockings

26
Q

tx long QT syndrome

A

beta blockers

ICD

27
Q

long QTc msec

A

> 460 females

> 440 males

28
Q

cause of diastolic heart failure

A

LVH from chronic systolic HTN

29
Q

monitoring for levels of LMWH, and who to monitor

A

anti factor Xa levels (4 hrs after injection)

> 330 lbs, or renal failure

30
Q

tx of acute pericarditis

A

NSAIDs (ASA, ibuprofen) +/- colchicine

31
Q

when do you use metolazone (zaroxolyn) in heart failure

A

volume overload that doesn’t respond to furosemide

32
Q

Af Am pt allergic to lisinopril, but has heart failure. What can you use instead?

A

isosorbide / hydralazine

33
Q

high risk unstable angina

A
ST changes > 1 mm
hypotension
new or worse MR
S3 or new/worsening crackles
>20 angina at rest
pulm edema related to ischemia
34
Q

safest NSAID in pt w/ h/o MI

A

naproxen

35
Q

RBBB and left ant fascicular block is a ..

A

trifascicular block

36
Q

management of trifascicular block

A

event monitor

37
Q

normal EF

A

55-75%

38
Q

meds helpful for PAD

A

ASA
statin (simvastatin, atorvastatin)
ACEi (helps sxs)

39
Q

differences in management of cocaine induced chest pain vs ACS

A

use IV benzos

don’t use beta blockers

40
Q

tx orthostatic hypotension

A

midodrine
fludrocortisone
physostigmine