Cardiovascular pathologies Flashcards

(63 cards)

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Neural pathway of the heart (4)

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  1. SA node
  2. AV node
  3. bundle of HIS
  4. purkinje fibers
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first heart sound. ventricular systole (lubb)

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S1

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second heart sound. ventricular diastole (dubb)

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S2

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4
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abnormal heart sound after age of 40

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S3

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5
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S4 is heard after…

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S1

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6
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normal heartbeat

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sinus rhythm

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pulse that is measured directly over the heart

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apical pulse

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cardiac output CO =

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stroke volume SV x heart rate HR

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normal blood pressure

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120/80 mm Hg

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abnormal contraction of the atria causing arrhythmia. Ineffective pumping of blood

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atrial fibrillation

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pulmonary problem causing blue lips, tongue, ears, mucous membranes

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central cyanosis

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cardiac problem causing blue fingers, nails, toes, and nose

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peripheral cyanosis

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S/S of cardiac disease (3)

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  1. fatigue
  2. pain
  3. edema
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measure of how much blood is pumped out by the L ventricle with each contraction

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reduced ejection fraction

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15
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leads to loss of mm contraction of the heart

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ventricular fibrillation

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16
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invasive cardiac test

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angiography

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noninvasive cardiac test

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echocardiography

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18
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chest pain caused by ischemia to myocardium

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angina pectoris

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angina pectoris s/s (3)

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  1. sharp pain
  2. sudden onset
  3. overexertion
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angina pectoris PT intervention (2)

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  1. rest

2. vasodilator

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plaque buildup in the aorta. found mostly in older males

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aortic atherosclerosis

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aortic atherosclerosis s/s

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none “silent disease”

aneurysm

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23
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aortic atherosclerosis PT intervention

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none. contraindication: heavy lifting

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hardening of arteries due to fatty cholesterol plagues

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atherosclerosis

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atherosclerosis PT intervention
be aware of clot formation
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hardening of the walls of arterioles due to fatty cholesterol plagues
arteriosclerosis
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sudden stopping of the heart
Cardiac arrest/ MI
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MI s/s (3)
1. dyspnea 2. angina 3. L arm pain
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MI PT intervention (2)
1. CPR | 2. cardiac rehab
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group of diseases where heart mm is not getting enough blood. Leads to myocardium hypertrophy
cardiomyopathy
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cardiomyopathy s/s (3)
1. dyspnea 2. cough 3. ascites (ab edema)
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cardiomyopathy PT intervention
assist when deconditioning occurs
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heart is not able to pump enough blood to meet the body's needs due to R ventricular failure
R sided congestive heart failure CHF
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R sided CHF s/s (3)
1. ascites 2. headache 3. distended neck veins
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R sided CHF PT intervention
strength, endurance, gait re-ed
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heart is not able to pump enough blood to meet body's needs due to L ventricular failure
L sided CHF
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L sided CHF s/s (3)
1. dyspnea 2. cough 3. cyanosis (c and p)
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bacterial infection of the lining of the heart and valves
Endocarditis
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Endocarditis s/s
fever and weakness
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inflammation of the myocardium from viruses or parasites
myocarditis
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myocarditis s/s (3)
1. fever 2. jt pain 3. LE edema
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High blood pressure resulting from genetics, diet, stress, or lifestyle
hypertension
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hypertension BP
140/90 mmHg
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hypertension PT intervention
Check BP before, during and after tx
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heart is deprived of blood supply and heart mm dies of anoxia
ischemic heart disease (coronary artery disease)
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ischemic heart disease s/s (3)
1. SOB (shortness of breath) 2. sweating 3. L shoulder pain
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ischemic heart disease PT intervention
cardiac rehab
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a result of endocarditis that creates an increased workload for the heart and can lead to heart failure.
valve disease
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2 s/s of valve disease
1. dyspnea | 2. fatigue
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valve disease PT interventions (2)
1. mild exercise | 2. stop exercise w/ coughing, fatigue, weakness
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inflammation of the arteries w/ an unknown cause
arteritis
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atherosclerosis in the arteries of the brain. major cause of stroke
cerebrovascular disease CVD
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inflammation w/ nodule formation of small and medium size arteries. no known cause
Polyarteritis nodosa
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PVD where pt is acutely sensitive to cold
Raynaud's disease
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inflammation w/ thrombosis that affects vessels of hands and feet
Thromboangiitis obliterans (Buerger's disease)
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atherosclerosis of the peripheral arteries
peripheral vascular disease PVD
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inflammation and clotting of veins
deep vein thrombosis
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valves of veins do not work well and cause distention. precursor to thrombus formation
varicose veins
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reduction of O2 transport that is detected by hemoglobin and hematocrit levels
anemia
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Phase I cardiac rehab time period and focus
3-5 days | ADLs
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Phase II cardiac rehab time frame and focus
6 weeks Functional activities w/ vitals monitored education
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Phase III cardiac rehab time frame and focus
6 weeks More intense functional activities w/ less monitoring education
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Phase IV cardiac rehab time frame and focus
1 year | maintaining fuction