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Heart Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
Q

PDA

A
Continuous machine murmur
Widened pulse pressure
Bounding pulses
Cardiac enlargement 
Fatigue 
Diaphoretic
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PDA diagnosis and treatment

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Chest X-ray 
Echocardiogram 
****indomethicin 
Coil
Closed heart surgery-tie it off
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3
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ASD

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PULMONARY hypertension
Reduced systemic circulation
Leads to CHF or stroke as adult

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4
Q

ASD diagnosis

A

Murmur

Echo

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5
Q

ASD treatment

A

If small, may close on its own

No restrictions to physical activity post closure

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6
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VSD

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Increase PULMONARY blood flow
Deficient systemic blood flow
Leads to CHF

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7
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VSD diagnosis

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Small hole=bigger noise (better)
Electrocardiography
Chest X-ray
Echocardiogram

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8
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VSD treatment

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CHF: diuretics
Digoxin
FTT: increase calorie
Prophylactic antibiotics

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9
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Coarctation of aorta

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Difference in BP in arms and legs
Turner syndrome
This is why we check femoral pulses

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10
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Diagnosis of COA

A

Echo

Groin and leg pulses diminished

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11
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COA treatment

A
Prostaglandin to keep PDA
Surgery
Antibiotic prophaxsis 
High BP post surgery
Kidney damage- little blood flow
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12
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Right to left cyanosis lesions

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Hole in septum

Decreased PULMONARY blood flow

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Right to left cyanotic lesions manifestations

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Hypoxemia
Polycythemia
Increase viscosity of blood

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14
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Complications of right to left cyanotic lesions

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Thrombus formation
Brain abscess or stroke

Blood bypasses lungs

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15
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Tetralogy of fallot

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Most commmon cardiac malfunction responsible for cyanosis in child over 1 year

Right to left shunt

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16
Q

Four components of TOF

A

VSD
PULMONARY stenosis
Overriding aorta
Hypertrophy of right ventricle

17
Q

Clinical manifestations of TOF

A

Clubbing of digits
Tet spells
Irritable

18
Q

TOF diagnosis

A

Cyanosis
Oxygen has little effect on cyanosis
Loud heart murmur
Echocardiogram

19
Q

TOF treatment

A

Prostaglandins

Complete repair at 6 months of age

20
Q

Long term outcomes for TOF

A

Leaky PULMONARY valve
Arrhymias
Heart block (pacemaker)
Periodic echocardiogram

21
Q

Bacterial endocarditis

A

History of CHD, Kawasaki , rheumatic fever, prosthetic valves
Prophylactic antibiotics

22
Q

Rheumatic fever

A

2-4 weeks following grp a strep infection
Inflammatory/autoimmune disorder
Affects joints, brain, skin, heart

23
Q

Rheumatic fever manifestations

A

Arthritis, carditis, chorea, erthyema marginatum, sub q nodules

24
Q

Rheumatic fever diagnosis

A

Jones criteria

25
Rheumatic fever nursing
``` Bed rest Aspirin Corticosteroids Antibiotics Avoid person with illness ```
26
Kawasaki
Acute self limiting disease General vasculitis AT RISK FOR CORONARY ANEURYSM
27
Kawasaki
``` High fever Conjunctivitis-no drainage Strawberry tongue EDEMA of hands and feet Red palms and soles Lymph node swelling ```