Cardiovascular I (delete?) Flashcards

1
Q

HPI sf:

A

History of present illness

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2
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PMH sf:

A

Past medical history

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3
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PMD sf:

A

Primary medical doctor

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4
Q

ROS sf:

A

review of systems

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5
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PE sf:

A

physical exam

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6
Q

What lab testing do we do at UB?

A

glucose testing, diabetics

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7
Q

2 methods to complete PE:

A

by 1’ complaint, by systems

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8
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4 techniques used for CV PE:

A

inspection, palpatation, percussion, auscultation (look, feel, tap, listen)

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9
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What to look for during the CV inspection for the PE:

A

sin color (cyanosis), BV’s 9jugular distention), peripheral edema

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10
Q

Causes of clubbing of the fingers:

A

pulmonary fibrosis, arthritis, asbestos. Hodgkins, TOF

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11
Q

Most freq cause of jugular venous distention:

A

R sided HF

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12
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How is peripheral edema assessed?

A

Grade 1-4

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13
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Grade 1:

A

2mm or less, no visible distortion, disappears rapidly

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14
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Grade 2:

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2-4mm, no readily detectable distortion, 10-25s

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15
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Grade 3:

A

4-6mm, 2-5m, looks swollen

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16
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Grade 4:

A

6-8mm, 2-5m, grossly distored

17
Q

Which jugular vein is involved in JVD?

A

external