Heart failure Flashcards

1
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NYHA classification of heart failure?

A

Class 1 - no symptoms during normal activity
class 2 - fine at rest, normal activity triggers
class 3 - fine at rest, minor activity triggers
class 4 - unable to do any activity without discomfort

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clinical features of heart failure?

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hypotension, tiredness/dizziness
cold peripheries
oedema
breathlessness

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3
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2 types of heart failure?

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HFrEF (systolic)
HFpEF (diastolic)

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what is HFrEF?

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EF lower than 40%
muscles don’t squeeze properly so fails to pump enough blood the body needs

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what is HFpEF?

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preserved EF
ventricle muscles are stiff or thickened so fail to fill with blood properly

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ESV and EDV changes in HFrEF and HFpEF?

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HFrEF - ESV and EDV increases
HFpEF- EDV decraeses

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7
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aims of intervention?

A

offload fluid
- diuretics
increase Stroke volume
- positive ionotrope to increase output
- ACEi to reduce afterload (pressure)
- vasodilator to reduce preload

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5 pillars of treatment for HFrEF?

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ACEi/ARB
Beta blocker
MRA - spironolactone
ARNi - sacubitril and valsartan
SGLT2i - dapagliflozin

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9
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1st line treatment of HFrEF?

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Loop diuretic
ACEi/ARB
MRA

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10
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specialist treatment?

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ivabradine
digoxin
SGLT2i
ARNi
hydralazine with nitrate

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