CV 4 Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
Q

HTN dx is confirmed if

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SBP 130 or more
OR
DBP 80 or more

must have 3 times this is elevated over a period of time

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2
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HTN macrovascular damage - pulses

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decreased or absent peripheral pulses PAD

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3
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coarctation of the aorta BP findings

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SBP will be higher in the arms than legs with a bound pulse; SBP on the legs will be lower, and the pulses will be weaker, look for diminished femoral pulses

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4
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HTN - first line therapy if they also have CKD with proteinuria

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ACEI or ARB

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5
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primary hyperaldosteronism aka

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conn syndrome

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6
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primary hyperaldosteronism/conn syndrome - s/sx

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HTN with hypokalemia is usually the only sign of this condition (d/t urinary K wasting); normal to elevated Na levels

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HTN urgency is defined as

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SBP >180 and/or DBP >120 without target organ damage

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orthostatic hypotension is diagnosed if

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reduction of 20 or more in SBP and/or reduction of 10 or more in DBP

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9
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in isolated systolic HTN in older adults, which medications are preferred
2

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low dose thiazide diuretics or CCB

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10
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HTN - lost weight if BMI is

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over 25

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11
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HTN w/ DM recommended drug classes
4

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ACEI
ARB
thiazide diuretics
CCB

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12
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HTN w/ CKD rec drug classes
2

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ACEI
ARB

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13
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HTN w/ HFrEF rec drug classes
5

A

diuretics
ARNI
ACEI
ARB
BB

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14
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HTN w/ post acute myocardial infarction recommended drug class
3

A

BB
ACEI
aldosterone

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15
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classic finding for MVP

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mid systolic or non-ejection click w/ late systolic or holosystolic murmur

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16
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best dx test for MVP

17
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MVP lifestyle changes

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avoid caffeine and stimulants, alcohol, cigarettes; aerobic exercise training; reduce stress

18
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MVP w/ palpitations can be treated with

19
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PAD

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gradual (decades) narrowing and/or occlusion of medium-to-large arteries in the lower extremities

20
Q

gradual (decades) narrowing and/or occlusion of medium-to-large arteries in the lower extremities

21
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intermittent claudication

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worsening pain on ambulation that is instantly relieved by rest

22
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intermittent claudication is a sign of

23
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PAD skin changes

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atrophic skin changes; some have skin discoloration/gangrene on one or more toes or a nonhealing wound/ulcer; shiny and hyperpigmented ankles; hairless; cool to touch

24
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PAD CV findings
3

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  1. decreased to absent dorsal pedal pulse
  2. increased cap refill time
  3. bruits over partially blocked arteries
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ABI is used to elevated what
severity of PAD
26
dx ABI score for PAD
less than or equal to 0.9
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pulsus paradoxus
fall in SBP of more than 10 mmHg during the inspiratory phase
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fall in SBP of more than 10 mmHg during the inspiratory phase
pulsus paradoxus
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pulsus paradoxus is an important physical sign of
cardiac tamponade
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important physical sign of cardiac tamponade
pulsus paradoxus
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Raynaud's phenomenon
reversible vasospasm of the peripheral arterioles on the fingers and toes due to an exaggerated response to cold temps or emotional stress
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Raynaud's phenomenon cause
unknown; may be associated with an increased risk of autoimmune conditions (thyroid, anemia, RA, lupus)
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Raynaud's phenomenon non pharm tx 4
1. avoid touching cold things 2. avoid cold weather 3. quit smoking 4. manage stress
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Raynaud's phenomenon med
CCB (nifedipine, amlodipine)
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superficial thrombophlebitis
inflammation of a superficial vein and confirmed thrombosis
36
adult pt c/o acute onset of an indurated vein, localized redness, swelling, and tenderness on the extremity
superficial thrombophlebitis
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superficial thrombophlebitis non pharm tx 2
1. warm compress 2. elevate limb
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superficial thrombophlebitis meds 2
NSAIDs anticoags based on VTE risk