Cardiology Flashcards

1
Q

narrow QRS tachycardia come from 2 places

A
  1. atria

2. AVN

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2
Q

Valsalva maneuver used for…?

A

restore normal heart rate

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3
Q

chest pain by exertion

A

angina

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4
Q

2 main causes of angina

A
  1. hypertension

2. diabetes

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5
Q

pericarditis symptoms

A

flu
central chest pain
pain eased with anti inflamms

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6
Q

hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy presentation

and pulse type

A

collapse

pulse type: jerky

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7
Q

methotrexate used for

A

RA

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8
Q

how to accentuate an ejection systolic murmur?

A

squat down

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9
Q

inverted p waves

A

retrograde atrial conduction

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10
Q

MI and bradycardia suggest which vessel is occluded?

A

RCA

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11
Q

fluid overload can occur after an MI - this is indicated by changes in physiology: i.e: increased HR, RR
Look for signs of heart failure - breahtlessness, sitting forward

How do you treat?

A

give IV furosemide

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12
Q

signs of heart failure

A

breathlessness

sitting forward

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13
Q

how to hear aoritc regurgitation

A

sit up and lean forwards

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14
Q

how to hear right sided murmurs

A

deep breath in

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15
Q

how to test for stable angina?

A

stress test on ECG then angiogram

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16
Q

what kind of pulse can aortic regurgitation cause?

A

collapsing

17
Q

congestive HF symptoms

A
cough
SOB
sleeping up right
pitting oedema
JVP
alternans pulse
18
Q

what is CHAD2DS2 VASC2 for?

A

AF, helps to see if anti-coagulant is needed

19
Q

what is budd chiari syndrome?

presentation?

A

hepatic vein blocked

englarged liver

20
Q

cor pulmonale
what is it
symptoms

A

right heart side englargment because of liver abnormality

symptoms: fainting, chest pain, swelling ankels, respiratory problems

21
Q

peripherial oedema in someone with COPD…think about what….

A

right heart failure

22
Q

what would you see in chronic hep?

A

jaundice

23
Q

When does creatinine kinase rise

A

MI and trauma

24
Q

Pan systolic murmur on LHS with tender abdomen

A

Tricuspid regurgitation with hepatomegaly

25
Q

When do you find a pansystolic murmur

A

Mitral & tricuspid regurgitation

Ventricular septal defects

26
Q

What is waterhammer pulse, de Musset sign, collapsing pulse and head nodding a sign of?

A

Aortic regurgitation

27
Q

Treatment for hypertension <55 not black

A

ACE inhibitor

28
Q

treatment for black patient with hypertension

A

CA blocker

29
Q

how to treat narrow complex tachycardia?

A

vagal maneuver