CARDIOLOGY - Anatomy, Surgery and Trauma Flashcards

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What is the pericardium

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Double-walled fibrous membrane enclosing heart and roots of great vessels

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What is the function of the fibrous pericardium

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Protects heart against sudden overfilling

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What is the pericardial cavity?

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Potential space between visceral and parietal layers of pericardium

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Through which sinus do the aorta and pulmonary trunk leave the pericardium?

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Transverse pericardial sinus

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Through what sinus do the SVC,IVC and pulmonary vv enter the heart?

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Oblique pericardial sinus

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Aa supply to the pericardium

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Pericardiophrenic aa

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Vv drainage of pericardium

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Pericardiophenic vv

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Nn supply to pericardium

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phrenic nn C3-5
CNX
Sympathetic trunk

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Where is the apex of the heart

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Anterior to the left

Post to L ICS 5

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Where is the base of the heart

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Posterior
LA with bit of RA
Ant to T6-9

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What are the 4 surfaces of the heart?

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Anterior (Sternocostal) - RV
Diaphragmatic (inf) - LV + RV
Left pulmonary - LV
R pulmonary - RA

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What are the 4 borders of the heart

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R - RA
Inf - RV
L - LV
Sup - RA/LA + great vessels

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Which heart chamber forms most of the base of the heart

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LA

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Which heart chamber forms the R border of heart

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RA

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Where does the con sinus receive blood from

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Cardiac vv

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16
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What does the con sinus become

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Sinus venarum

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17
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What part of the heart does the LV form

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Apex and L surface

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18
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What level is the mitral valve at

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4th CC

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19
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What level is the aortic valve at

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3rd ICS

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Where do you auscultate for: aortic valve:

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2nd ICS, R sternal edge

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Where do you auscultate for: pulmonary valve

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2nd ICS - L sternal edge

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Where do auscultate for: Tricuspid valve

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5th ICS L sternal edge

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Where do you auscultate for: Mitral valve

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Where does the R coronary aa arise from?

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Coronary sulcus

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Where does the L coronary aa arise from?
Aortic sinus of ascending aorta
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Where do the great, middle and small cardiac vv empty?
Coronary sinus
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Where does the anterior cardiac vv empty?
RA
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Sympathetic innervation of heart
Accelerator nn
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Parasympathetic innervation of heart
CNX
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What is the 'lub' sound
Blood being transferred from atrai to ventricles
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What is the 'dub' sound
Ventricles contract and expel blood from heart
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When is a median sternotomy incision used for?
Ops on heart and aortic arch
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When is a anterolateral thoractomy incision used?
Access to RHS heart
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When is a posterior throacotomy incision used?
For access to distal aortic arch and descending thoracic aorta
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When is a bilateral transverse throacotomy used?
for H-L transplant
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What is the main complications of Cardiopulmonary bypass
Clotting within machine
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Which artery is most commonly used as a conduit in CABG
L internal mammary aa
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Complications CABG (7)
``` MI Bleeding Arrhythmias Stroke Tamponade Aortic dissection Resp/systemic complications ```
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Example of man made heart valve names
Ball-in-cage | Bileaflet
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What must be coprescribed with man-made valves?
Warfarin
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How to tell if a patient has a manmade heart valve
Can hear clicking from bedside
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Which type of prosthetic valve is more prone to degenerative failure?
Tissue valve
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What Ix must all patients with blunt chest trauma have
CHX (supine)
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Sign of cardiac tamponade CXR
Rounded heart border
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What is a myxoma
Common myocardial tumour
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What conditions does myxoma mimic?
Infective endocarditis | Mitral stenosis
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Ix myxoma
Echo
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mx myxoma
Excise
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What is constrictive pericarditis due to?
Pericardial inflammation (e.g. due to RA/trauma/radiotherapy)
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Signs constrictive pericarditis
Pulmonary/systemic congestion
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Mx constrictive pericarditis
excise whole pericardium
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`Why are ball in cage valves not really used anymore
Due to high risks of clot --> stroke
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Click replacing 1st heart sound =
Mitral valve replacement
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Click replacing 2nd heart sound =
Aortic valve replacement
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What is TAVI and when is it used
Transcatheter aortic valve replacement Through femorals up to aorta Balloon opened + valve implanted For high risk patients with aortic stenosis
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Prognosis TAVI
Unsure as new but lower rate of infective endocarditis and clots
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What % of prosthetic valves --> infective endocarditis
2.5%