heart failure Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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Stroke volume

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Amount of blood that is ejected with each beat

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What factors affect preload

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Bradycardia, tachycardia, still lv
Excess volume

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3
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Most common cause of heart failure

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Coronary artery disease
Hypertension 60-90%
Cardiomyopathy,
Congenital heart disease

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4
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History of heart failure what will pt present with

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Dyspnea,
______ orthopnea
________ fatigue
Exercise
Fluid retention
Wt gain

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Left sided heart failure signs on physical exam r

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Dyspnea, on exertion
Crackles in the lungs
Jvd, diminished pulse pressure

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Right side heart failure physical exam signs

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Peripheral pitting edema ! Can be on back and buttocks
GI tract congestion, hepatomegaly, Ascites, decreased apetite
Bendopnea

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Heart failure ddx

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Pulmonary, COPD, pulmonary emboli (Dyspnea, crackles)
______ peripheral edema

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Workup with heart failure

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SpCBC, CMP,
TROPONIN
BNP, >100 and pro BNP >900 is likely heart failure in pt with sob
EKG, lv hypertrophy, prior mi (Q waves) arythmia, tachycardia
Chest xray, pleural effusion (WORSE), Cardiomegaly, bat wing edema, kerley b lines
Echo, assess ejection fraction (normal is >55-65%)

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Heart failure staging acc, aha based on

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Functional classification, progressive, no return to prior stage

Stage A, at risk of heart failure
B, structural disorder, but no symptoms (class. 1 New York heart association)
C, (symptomatic can be under class 2,3,4)
D (worst, advanced, class 4 New York heart)

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Heart failure 1st management goal

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Address causes
Structural, valve repair?
Hypertension

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11
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SGLT2 recommend in which patient

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Pt in stage A at risk for heart failure with risk factor of diabetes and
stage C heart failure with or without diabetes

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What is entrestro and who is it recommended in

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Arb Valsartan, and ARNi
Used for instead of ace or arb

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13
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What beta blockers are used for in heart failure?

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Carvedilol, metoprolol, bisoprolol

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When is ace used for heart failure? What ace inhibitors are used?

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No longer 1st line, used if cannot tolerate ARNI.

Captopril, lisinopril, ramipril

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Tx of heart failure use what meds initially and what must be titrated

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Beta blockers and ARNI or can do ACE OR BB

BB initiate and titrate, till heart rate less than 70 (double dose q2 weeks)

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16
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When to add diuretics for heart failure

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Diuretics are the most effective agents for chronic symptomatic relief

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17
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If potassium is low what diuretic would u choose

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Add on spironolactone, and Eplerone

18
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Loop diuretic consist of

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Furosemide, bumetanide, toresemide

19
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When is a loop initiated

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Pt is experiencing symptoms, such as peripheral edema, add on furosemide, or bumetanide, beware gout risk

20
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What medication is recommended at a 1st add on for NYHA CLASS II-4 with ef <35%/ creatine clearence >30

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Spironolactone, eplerone (aldosterone receptor antagonist]

22
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When is digoxin used for heart failure

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In a patient with a fib, or failure with improving using other meds

23
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What to be weary with using digoxin

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Toxicity can occur quickly, look for altered mental status and vision changes, aryhtmia

24
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Other treatment options for hf

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Fluid restriction, advanced failure
Salt restriction, to decrease fluid retention
Ivabradine, sinus node inhibitor, decrease HR, for stage C EF <35%
Hydralizine, used as an arteriolar dilation, arb preferred
Nitroglycerin, for an acute exacerbation

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When to consider an lvad for heart failure
Used for low output heart failure, Is used as a bridge to transplant (pt waiting for a heart transplant) Aspirin and warfarin (more likely to get a blood clot) Absent pulse require a Doppler
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Stage c reduced ef heart failure treatment
ARNI BB DIURETIC, (as needed) loop or thiazide can choose,
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If pt is a nyha 2-3 heart rate still greater than 70, with a normal sinus rhythm, on max beta blocker, what next to add on?
Ivabradine
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Pt with reduced ef hf is currently on ARNI, and bb, and diuretic, and egf is low what do u want to add on ?
SGLT2 If stage C always give SGLT2
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Stage 3-4 New York heart association treatment
Lvad Palliative Transplant
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What is the Seattle heart failure model,
Used as a prognosis tool. Helps explain to pt the risk vs reward if adding new med is worth it
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What is etiology of acute decompensated heart failure
Worsening Dyspnea, Usually due to med noncompliance but can be due to an infection or sepsis
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Physical exam for patient is decompensated heart failure
HYPOXIC, anxious, diaphoretic
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What to order in acute decompensated heart failure
EKG Chest X-ray, Cardiomegaly Labs, BNP, cbc, troponin Ultrasound, assess for >3 b lines, wall motion abnormalities
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Elevated BNP in decompensated hf what are other causes of an elevated BNP
PE Sepsis Renal failure
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The #1 step with treating decompensated heart failure is what ?
Ensure pt is sitting upright, with oxygen, and consider foley
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Tx for decompensating heart failure involves
Diuretic, furosemide, lasix, given same dose as their daily PO (oral) Nitrates, can be nitroglycerin sublingual, nitroglycerin, paste, nitroglycerin Iv Cpap
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Peripartum cardiomyopathy cause
Unknown
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Peripartum cardiomyopathy criteria
Absense of identifiable cause, of pulmonary edema Left systolic dysfunction on echo
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Risk for Peripartum cardiomyopathy
Older than 30 History preclampsia Cocaine
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Postpartum tx for pericardiomyopthay
Ace or arb Lasix Spironolactone,
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Antepartum tx for Peripartum cardiomyopathy
Digoxin, b blocker Hydralizine , lmwh ef <35