Know It Pt.9 Flashcards
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The etiology of HCM is ______but may be transmitted by an __________ with ____ penetrance
Idiopathic; autosomal dominant gene; variable
ASH stands for?
Asymmetric septal hyper trophy
SAM stands for?
Systolic anterior motion
IHSS stands for?
Idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis
HOCM stands for?
Hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy
IHSS is?
A) SAM & HCM
B)SAM
C)ASH
D)SAM & ASH
D
HOCM is?
A) SAM & HCM
B)SAM
C)ASH
D)SAM & ASH
A
Which cardiomyopathy is autosomal dominant?
A) dialated
B) Infiltrative
C)Hypertrophic
D)restrictive
C
HCM has _____ dysfunction
Diastolic
HCM had a myocardial ______ disarray
Fiber
With HCM there’s increased LV hypertorphy and _______load. This causes _____issues and results in _____ dysfunction which results in _____ enlargement.
Afterload; filling; diastolic; LAE
Why does HCM result in LAE?
Because the LV is hypertrophied, unable to relax and fill and is noncompliant. This results in the LA enlarging and LA not filling properly
Due to HCM causing LAE, this can also result in ____
MR
Which is the most common?
A) HOCM
B)HCM
C)SAM
D) ASH
D
IHSSS has what 2 things?
SAM & ASH
HOCM has what 2 things ?
SAM & HCM
With HOCM it has the thickened ___ which causes the AMVL to ?
Septum ; to hit the septum causing an obstruction
MV thickening and scarring may result from?
The MV leaflets constantly striking the thick IVS and obstruction
_____ and fibrosis may be present with HCM
MAC
What are some symptoms of HCM?
-syncope
-sudden death
-arrhythmias
-angina
-DOE
Valsalva or amyl nitrate will ___ the murmur/sound of HCM
Increase
What’s the murmur associated with HCM?
Crescendo descendo -systolic murmur
What are the 4 variants of HCM?
-Sigmoidal
-Reverse curve
-Apical
-Neutral
Which HCM variation is the most common?
A)Apical
B)Neutral
C)Sigmoid
D)Revers curve
C