CHD Flashcards
(35 cards)
fetal blood goes from mom to what in baby?
IVC
What happens in PDA?
from aorta to pulm artery and back to lungs = HF & Pulmonary HTN
What can cause PDA?
Prematurity, Rubella
Presentation of PDA?
small baby, labored breath, Continuous Machine murmur, recurrant pulm infections.
what has a “slapping s2 and bounding pulse”?
PDA
How do you diag PDA?
Echo
How do you treat PDA?
Indomethocine (inhibit prostoglanding), furosimide, dobutamine, dopamine –> surgery
what is TOF?
PROV. pulm stenosis, RVH, Overaaorta, VSD
Maneuver for TOF?
Chest to knees
path of TOF?
blood goes thru aorta to pulm artery via ductus arteriosis. once PDA closes, no more blood to lungs = cyanosis.
TOF presentation?
Cyanosis, 2-10 days old, Single S2, Systolic ejection murmur. May have hypospadis, cleft palate.
How do you diag TOF?
CXR= boot shape, tachypnic, (Echo)
How do you treat TOF?
PGE1 (open ductus) & Surgery (BT shunt)
What is a complication of TOF?
Stroke
Can Beta Blockers help TOF?
Yes
Can you use CCB under 1 year of life?
No
Whats is the patho in CoA?
Obstruction distal subclavian, near ductus arteriosis
CoA presents with?
Systemic Shock, HF, and changes in BP.
What disease are associate with CoA?
Turners, HTN, Bicuspid Aorta, Aortic Disection, CHF.
Coa sounds like
systolic at left infraclavicular and subscapular
how does CoA diag?
CXR- cardiomeg and 3 inverted, rib notching.
How to you treat CoA?
PGE, doputamine, dopamine, and balloon angioplasty
What is associated withCoa?
AAA, Cerebral aneurysm.
What is restricted in CoA?
Isometric exercises