Flashcards in Lecture 6 Pulmonary Vascular Disease Deck (30)
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A swan catheter measures what?
LA pressure aka pulmonary capillary wedge pressure
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Pulmonary arterial hypertension:
elevation of pulm arterial pressure to more than ____ at rest and with a pulmonary capillary wedge pressure less than ____ mm hg
25, 15
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what generally causes pulmonary arterial hypertension? Who is the classic patient? (according to pathoma)
generally idiopathic (IPAH);
young women
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IPAH is heritable, due to a inactivating mutation in ____ gene, which normally inhibits ____ proliferation. Other gene mentioned in notes is ____
BMPR2;
vascular smooth muscle;
ALK1
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what connective tissue disease is associated with PAH?
systemic sclerosis (Associated with poor prognosis)
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_____ may be the most prevalent cause of PAH worldwide
shistosomiasis
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clinical findings in PAH:
increased ___ (heart sound). ____ lift. ____ regurg. late ____.
P2 (closing of pulmonic);
parasternal; tricuspid, cyanosis
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2 drugs associated with pulm HTN (mentioned in notes/FA)
cocaine, anorexigens (also meth)
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Give one particularly common example of Pulm HTN due to left heart disease
mitral stenosis (or regurg);
ie LV dysfunction, Aortic stenosis
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Pulm HTN due to hypoxemia:
disease such as ____ cause hypoxemic _____ of blood vessels, leading to general vaso____ of pulmonary vessels
COPD (or sleep apnea, high altitdue);
vasoconstriction, constriction
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Recurrent pulmonary _____ can cause pulm HTN due to ____ and decreased cross sectional area of the vascular bed
emboli; reorganization (of emboli)
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Pulm Aterial HTN pathological changes:
medial ____ due to increased ___ ____;
____ fibrosis;
_____ arteriopathy (High Yield as per pathoma)
hypertrophy, smooth muscle;
intimal;
plexiform
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what does scleroderma look like on CT (mentioned a few times in class)
honeycomb
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Path of HTN:
name 2 vasodilators that are decreased;
name a vasoconstrictor that is increased
prostacyclin, NO;
endothelin
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What should be given first to a patient with PAH?
Oxygen
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______ syndrome can cause pulmonary HTN secondary to congenital heart defect
Eisenmenger's
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single classic symptom of Pulm HTN mentioned in pathoma
exertional dyspnea;
other symptoms = fatigue, syncope, cough
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gold standard of diagnosing PAH:
right heart catheterization (Swan)
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heart changes in pulm HTN:
initially _____, then death from decompensated ___ ___
RVH; cor pulmonale
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With RVH, large ___ waves are seen in leads V1 and V2
R
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2 biomarkers of PAH (Associated with survival)
BNP; hyponatremia
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treatment of PAH:
endothelin receptor agonists such as ____.
PDE-5 inhibitors such as ____.
Prostacyclin analogs such as ____
bosentan;
sildenafil;
epoprostenol (or iloprost)
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3 side effects of epoprostenol mentioned in FA:
flushing, jaw pain, hypotension
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Virchow triad associated with developing DVT
SHE:
Stasis; hypercoaguability, endothelial damage
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Pulmonary embolus presents as sudden-onset ____, chest pain, ______, and _____.
dyspnea; tachycarida, tachypnea (according to FA)
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How would you treat a pulmonary embolus causing hemoptysis?
blood thinners (mentioned in lecture)
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What happens to the V/Q ratio in PE?
obstruction-->moves ratio towards affinity (because very low Q)
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prophylaxis/acute management of PE (according to FA)
LMWH or unfractionated heparin
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long term prevention of PE (According to FA)
oral anticoagulants such as warfarin
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