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H influ pne associated with

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COPD

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Staph Aureus pne associated with

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post viral

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tx for CAP

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3rd gen cephlasporin + macrolide
OR
moxifloxin

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tx for HAP

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Pip/Tazo + Vanc

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tx for lung absecess

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3rd gen cehp + clinda

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tx for PCP, TB or fungal PNE

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Bactrim

+/- steroids

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worst risk factor for CAD

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DM

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MONA BASHC

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tx for CAD

Morphine, O2, Nitro, ASA, BB, ACE-i, statin, heparin, clopidogrel

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ACE-i benifits in CAD

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  1. stops remodeling

2. reduces afterload

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drug that reduces mortality MOST in CAD

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ACE-i

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tx of CAD long-term

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  1. BB &ACE-i
  2. Dual anti-platlet therapy: ASA (81mg) + Clopidogrel (75mg)
  3. statin- atorvastatin, rosuvatatin
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when in tPA used in CAD

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when transport time is >60 min away for PCI (per cutaneous cath intervention_

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how much time does a hospital have to stent STEMI

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door–>90 min balloon inflation

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14
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pt has increase ACE-i

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sarcoidosis

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normal ejection fraction of heart

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55%

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diuretics used for CHF

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hydralazine OR spironolactone

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17
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EF <35%, HF NOT class VI tx

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AICD

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tx of CHF

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ACEi + BB

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tx CHF exacerbation

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LMNOP
L-lasix (forosemide)
M-morphine
N-nitrates
O- O2
P-position
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murmur grade

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1: S1, S2 > murmur
2: S1, S2= murmur
3: S1, S2 < murmur
4: palpable thrill
5: hear murmur w/ stethscope half of chest
6: hear murmur w/o stethoscope

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1st step after hearing mumur

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echo

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rheumatic heart disease is associated w/ which mumur

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mitral stenosis

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younger pt with
afib (atrial stretch)
CHF

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rheumatic heart dz

mitral stenosis

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mitral stenosis murmur location & time

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diastolic

Apex

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rumbling diastolic murmur w/ an opening snap
mitral stenosis
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tx for mitral stenosis
balloon valvuloplasty | ** different from other murmurs b/c vegitations
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what causes valve insufficiency
infection or infarction
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major complication of aortic valve insufficiency
aortic dissection
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aortic insufficiency murmur | location & time
diastole blowing decresendo L upper sternal border
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tx of aortic insufficiency
replacement
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Aortic Stenosis causes
Calcium buildup OR bicuspid valve
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old man with CP, CHF syncope + systolic cresendo decresendo murmur at base
aortic stenosis
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aortic stenosis | location & time
systolic R upper sternal border cresendo-decresendo radiates to cartoid artery
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mitral insufficiency | tx
replacement
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mumur that radiates to carotid artery
aortic stenosis
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mumur that has bounding pulses and increased pulse pressure due to increased stroke volume
aortic insufficiency
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signs associated w/ wide pule pressure in chronic aortic regurg
water hammer pulse: radial pulse upstroke corrigan's pulse: carotid upstroke hill's sign: popliteal atery pressure > brachial artery by >60 ***MOST sensitive** de mussets: head bobbing qunickes: fingernail bed pulse
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mitral facies
ruddy (flushed cheeks w/ facial palor
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MC cause of mitral regurg
MVP- US | rheumatic fever- developing
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marfan syndrome is related to which mumur
mitral regurg
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blowing hollosystolic mumur best heard at apex
mitral regurg
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murmur radiates to axilla
mitral regurg
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left lateral decubits increases this murmur
mitral stenosis
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MC systemic vasculitis
Giant Cell Arteritis
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Valsalva increase or decrease blood flow
decrease
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HCOM tx
avoid dehydration | BB
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MVP tx
avoid dehydration | BB
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moves that increase venous return
supine leg lift squat
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moves that decrease venous return
Valsalva | standing
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inspiration increases sound of which mumurs
right sided
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diastolic murmurs
AR MS rest
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causes of dilated cardiomyopathy
1. ETOH 2. virus 3. ischemia
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causes of restrictive cardiomyopathy
1. sarcoidosis- pulm dz 2. amyloid- neuropathy 3. hemachomatosis- cirrhosis or DM bronze dz
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Restrictive Cardiomyopathy dx AFTER echo 1. sacoidosis= 2. amyloidsis 3. hemachromatosis=
1. sacoidosis= cardia MRI, endo cardio biopsy 2. amyloidsis= fat pad biopsy/gingiva 3. hemachromatosis= elevated ferritin + genetic test
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electrical alternans
pericardial effusion
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pericarditis 1st test best test
1st test: ECG | best: MRI
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pericarditis tx
NSAIDS + colchicine
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when can NSAIDs not be used
1. CKD 2. PUD 3. low platelets
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tx for uremic pericarditis
dialysis
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MC cause of pericarditis
1. VIRAL | 2, uremia
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pericardial effusion | -cause
pericarditis
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pericardial effusion | dx
echo
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pericardial effusion | tx
pericardial window
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Becks triad
pericardial tamponade 1. decreased heart sound 2. JVD 3. hypotension
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pericardial knock
constrictive pericarditis
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constrictive pericarditis | tx
pericardectomy
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MAP
COx SVR CO= HR X SV SV= contractility & preload
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S1 | S2
``` S1= tri & bicuspid valves S2= aortic & pulmonic ```
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vasovagal causes
1. stimulate visceral organs 2. carotid bodies 3. psych
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vasovagal | tx
BB
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+ orthostatics
systolic 20 diastolic 10 HR 15
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cardiac causes of syncope
1. valve-- AS-old person over exert OR HOCM -young athlete | 2. arrhythmia (no prodrome)
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base line labs before starting statins
1. lipids (yearly) 2. A1C 1x (unless DM) 3. CK --> rhabdo (sxs) 4. LFT--> hepatitis (sxs)
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Niacin | -bad effect
flushing | --> tx w/ ASA
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ezetimibe
decrease LDL | **causes diarrhea**
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fibrates
decrease Trigs | increase HDL
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hypertension classes
normal <120/ <80 (lifestyle) elevated >120/>80 (lifestyle) stage I <130/ <90 (1 MED) stage II >140/>90 (2 MEDS)
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HTN tx | comorbid: HF or CAD
ACEi and BB | BB= metropolol, carvadilol
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HTN tx | comorbid: stroke
ACEi & thiazide
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HTN tx | comorbid: CKD
ACEi | EXCEPT STAGE 4
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HTN tx | comorbid: DM
ACEi
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ONLY HTN tx
choose one: | ACEi, CCB (dihydropyridine), thiazide
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dCCB S/E notes
"dipines" S/E: peripheral edema notes: anti-anginal (CAD) NOT useful in HFrEF
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ACEi & ARB | S/E
S/E: increase Cr & K (work collecting duct via aldosterone) | ACEi only: angioedema, dry cough
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thiazides S/E Note:
distal collecting duct decreased K & urinary Ca Note: help with kidney stone from decrease urinary Ca
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BB | S/E
Hypotension
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``` Aldosterone antagonists spironolactone epleronone S/E notes ```
hyperkalemia only spiro: gynecomastia notes: hyperladosterone or CHF
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hydralazine | S/E
dilator reflex tachy drug induced Lupus
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alpha- antagonist | S/E
Doxazosin, Prazosin othrostatic hypo for BPH
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clonidine | S/E
rebound HTN
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non dyhydropyridine CCB
RATE CONTROL in afib | diltiazam & verapamil
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HTN urgency
>220/120