Ch. 11 Heart Flashcards

1
Q

adult heart size and position is reached at what age?

A

7

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2
Q

pregnant women it is common to hear _ and _ and _ splitting

there is a _ to _ % increase in heart rate

A _ _ murmur is also common in 90% of pregnant women

A

S3
S1 and S2 splitting after 20 weeks of gestation

10-30%

systolic ejection

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3
Q

During the third trimester _ and _ increase because of the position of the uterus

observe for:

A

dyspnea and orthopnea

Paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea, hemoptysis, syncope with exertion and chest pain.

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4
Q

percussion is not normally formed on

A

cardiac system

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5
Q

systole is when ventricles contract causing the _ and _ to close this make the sound of _

A

tricuspid and mitral valves

S1. (lub).

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6
Q

S2 sound is when the _ and _ valves close

A

pulmonic and aortic. (dub)

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7
Q

Levine sign is

A

clenched fist to explain chest pain

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8
Q

sequence of cardiac assessment is first

A

inspect, palpate, percuss then auscultate.

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9
Q

PMI in children is where?

A

4th intercostal space medial to the nipple in children.

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10
Q

Diaphragm is best used to hear (firm pressure)

Bell is best used to hear

A

higher frequency sounds

lower frequency sounds (light pressure)

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11
Q

S2 split heard when

A

increased with inhalation in all auscultatory area

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12
Q

Listen to all 5 areas of heart with patient sitting up to detect

left lateral recumbent listen to all 5 best for

A

high pitched murmurs with diaphragm.

diastole low pitched filling sounds.

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13
Q

S2 is _ than S1 at the base of the heart

A

louder

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14
Q

S1 is when the _ and _ valves close

Best heard at the _

A

mitral and tricuspid

apex of the heart

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15
Q

S4 is commonly heard in _

a loud s4 always suggests pathology and deserves additional evaluation.

A

elderly, but also caused by (HTN , prego, thyrotoxixosis).

A loud S4 sound is abnormal in a prego

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16
Q

a _ _ _ can be mistaken for cardiac sounds

A

pericardial friction rub.

17
Q

the most common source of significant murmurs is the anatomic disorders of the _ _

A

heart valves

18
Q

S3 and S4 are commonly heard in _’

_ are also common until 48 hours

A

infants

murmurs

19
Q

Kawasaki disease accounts for most acquired _ in infants and children

A

murmurs

20
Q

a _ _ murmur may be heard over the pulmonic area in about 90% of prego patients

Should not be greater than _ murmur

(Presence of cyanosis, clubbing, or neck vein distention or diastolic murmur suggests abnormality)!!!

A

systolic ejection

II

21
Q

frailty syndrome characterized by signs and symptoms of being frail: such as

A

weakness, slowing, decreased energy, lower activity, unintended weight loss.

can lead to hospitalization falls, death fracture

22
Q

With an MI which heart sound is usually present?

Distant heart sounds occurs and thready pulse

Soft systolic blowing apical murmur common

A

S4

23
Q

normal jugular venous pressure is

A

less than 9 cm H20

24
Q

Hepatojugular reflex is used when suspect

Place pressure on _ region for _ seconds

A

right sided heart failure

midepigastric region, 10 seconds

25
Q

bounding pulse in an infant can mean

capillary refill time for an infant and child up to 2 years old is _

A

patent ductus arteriosus

1 second (longer than 2 means dehydration or hypovolemic shock).

26
Q

coarctation of aorta pulse will be different between

A

femoral and radial. femoral may be absent

27
Q

Peripheral edema and varicose veins is normal in

elderly less likely to find the pulses in the _ _
and veins may appear

A

pregnant women

dorsalis pedis, posterior tibial pulses
tortuous and distended