heart Flashcards

(47 cards)

1
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vast majority of Cardio disease

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atherosclerosis

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2
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what is hallmark of atherosclerosis?

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endothelial injury

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3
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is injury–>ischemia reversible or irreversible?

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reversible

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4
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types of ischemia

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tolerable, critical, lethal

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5
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symptoms of coronary stenosis

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angina pectoris, asymptomatic, arrhythmia, sudden death, myocardial infarction, congestive heart failure

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6
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two types of angina pectoris?

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unstable and stable

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7
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pain of ischemia relieved by:

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rest, nitroglycerine (vasodilator)

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8
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complications of CAD:

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MI, sclerosis, thrombosis, aneurysm

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9
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what is aneurysm?

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weakening of wall causes dilation and rupture

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10
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clinical diagnosis of MI

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cardiac biomarkers, ECG, cardiac catheterization, post mortem

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clinical symptoms of MI

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choking/pressure (left side), pass out, sweat, shock, weak pulse

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12
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most common cause of death from acute MI

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ventricular fibrillation (arrhythmia) –>v-fib arrest

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complications of MI

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sudden death (25% of cases), heart failure, arrhythmia, cardiogenic shock, multisystem organ failure, weakening of arterial wal, aneurysm, valvular regurgitation

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14
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80% MI result from:

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thrombus obstructed narrowed artery

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15
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what is artery of sudden death?

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Left anterior descending

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16
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lateral infarction starts in:

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left circumflex artery

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17
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the widow maker

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anterior infarction

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18
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posterior infarction

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right coronary artery obstruction

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19
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how diagnose MI?

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consider med history, clinical presentation, 12 lead ECG, biomarkers (troponin)

20
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myoglobin has molecular weight of:

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16000 daltons

21
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biomarkers of MI?

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troponin, myoglobin, creatine kinase

22
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what is creatine kinase?

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dimer with wt of 86000 daltons

23
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what kinds of dimer for CK in heart?

24
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complications of myocardial infarction

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mural thrombus, ventricular aneurysm, myocardial rupture, cardiac tamponade (pericardial effusion)

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treatment?
clot busting drugs, percutaneous coronary intervention, CABG
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what is CABG?
coronary artery bypass graft
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what is pericardial effusion?
leakage of blood into pericardial space
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what is PCI?
percutaneous coronary intervention; balloon tipped catheter system (^ lumen diameter, restore BF)
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examples of clot busting drugs?
tPA, urokinase, streptokinase
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CABG involve ___vein, __ artery
saphenous; internal mammary
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what is congestive heart failure?
can't pump all blood out of heart, back pressure to all organs behind failed chamber
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left heart failure cause ___ congestion
pulmonary
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right heart failure cause ___ congestion
peripheral
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heart failure cause ___ which results in dyspnoea
edema
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what is dyspnoea?
shortness of breath on exertion, constant, nocturnal
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people who operate cardio-pulmonary bypass machine
perfusionist
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what is RHD?
rheumatic heart disease related to strep infections
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RHD caused by:
antibodies to strep cross-react with cardiac antigens
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what is endocarditis?
inflammation of valves on left side of heart
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what are vegetations?
deposition of inflammatory cells, fibrin, and platelets
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what causes valve deformation?
healing by fibrous scarring
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valve insufficiency causes:
regurgitation (ventricles become dilated or hypertrophic)
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reflux of blood from ventricle to atrium during systole
mitral valve regurgitation
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causes back flow of blood into left ventricle during diastole
aortic regurgitation
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valve stenosis results in:
stagnation of blood into LA-->hypertension-->LV hypertophy
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non modifiable risk factors for CAD
^ age, male, heredity
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modifiable risk factors for CAD
hyperlipidemia, hypertension, physical inactive, smoke, obese, stress, diabetes