CHD Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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fetal blood goes from mom to what in baby?

A

IVC

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What happens in PDA?

A

from aorta to pulm artery and back to lungs = HF & Pulmonary HTN

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3
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What can cause PDA?

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Prematurity, Rubella

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4
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Presentation of PDA?

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small baby, labored breath, Continuous Machine murmur, recurrant pulm infections.

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5
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what has a “slapping s2 and bounding pulse”?

A

PDA

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6
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How do you diag PDA?

A

Echo

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7
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How do you treat PDA?

A

Indomethocine (inhibit prostoglanding), furosimide, dobutamine, dopamine –> surgery

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8
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what is TOF?

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PROV. pulm stenosis, RVH, Overaaorta, VSD

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9
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Maneuver for TOF?

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Chest to knees

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10
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path of TOF?

A

blood goes thru aorta to pulm artery via ductus arteriosis. once PDA closes, no more blood to lungs = cyanosis.

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TOF presentation?

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Cyanosis, 2-10 days old, Single S2, Systolic ejection murmur. May have hypospadis, cleft palate.

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How do you diag TOF?

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CXR= boot shape, tachypnic, (Echo)

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How do you treat TOF?

A

PGE1 (open ductus) & Surgery (BT shunt)

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14
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What is a complication of TOF?

A

Stroke

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15
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Can Beta Blockers help TOF?

A

Yes

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16
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Can you use CCB under 1 year of life?

17
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Whats is the patho in CoA?

A

Obstruction distal subclavian, near ductus arteriosis

18
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CoA presents with?

A

Systemic Shock, HF, and changes in BP.

19
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What disease are associate with CoA?

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Turners, HTN, Bicuspid Aorta, Aortic Disection, CHF.

20
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Coa sounds like

A

systolic at left infraclavicular and subscapular

21
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how does CoA diag?

A

CXR- cardiomeg and 3 inverted, rib notching.

22
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How to you treat CoA?

A

PGE, doputamine, dopamine, and balloon angioplasty

23
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What is associated withCoa?

A

AAA, Cerebral aneurysm.

24
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What is restricted in CoA?

A

Isometric exercises

25
What is the mc hole in the heart?
Ostium secundum of ASD
26
ASD is associated with what 2 heart diseases?
A Fib and Eisenmengers (due to pulm HTN)
27
ASD presentation?
Asymptomatic. DOE, URIs, Poor wt gain, CHF (if large enought)
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How do you diag ASD
Wide Fixed split S2. BNP elevated. | TEE - gold
29
PDAs naturally close when this compound increases
Bradykinin
30
What is a common SE of PGE?
Apnea
31
What category of Congenital heart disease would benefit from Palivizumab?
Cyanoses (TOF)
32
most likely to present as a ductal-dependent cardiac lesion?
CoA
33
Maternal use of lithium can lead to what abnormality?
Ebstein's = dialted LA and lower tricuspid with TR
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the most common congenital heart defect?
VSD
35
following conditions is hypoxemia caused by a right-to-left shunt?
Eisenmenger