M: Cardiology Flashcards
(27 cards)
what’s cor-pulmonale
Rt HF (Edema) + COPD
systolic vs diastolic HF
systolic: can’t expel = low EF
diastolic: can’t relax = norm EF
Define HFrEF
EF<40%
causes of diastolic HF
Die = DM, HOCM, chronic HTN
causes of systolic HF
Dec contractility ischemic, dilated CM,
inc After load (AS)
S3 vs S4 heart sound, where?
S3: HF
S4: HOCM (4letters), LVH from HTN
mc cause of RHF
left side
define NYHA classes
1 ordinary activity + No sx
2 ordinary + sx
3 minimal activity
4 at rest
when u see PND and orthopena this is class
4
all cardiac Qs, the 1st thing to look at is
BP
signs of congestion in left side
pulmonary edema (crackles)
signs of congestion in right side
high JVP, ascites, LL edema, Hepatomegally (high AST and ALT)
signs of HF
perfusion: low BP, low urine output, s3
Congestion: High jvp w/inspiration (kussmel)
disease w/kussaml sign
constrictive pericarditis
restrictive cardiomyopathy
HOCM Murmr
Systolic, increase w/stand &valsalva + s4
Medics to avoid in HOCM
Digoxin, nitrate, ace
Medics to give in hocm
Bb+ccb
Absi is only used in which cardiomyopathy
Only dilated
When to order cardiac mri
Restrictve pericarditis
If pt is not tolerating hocm medics
Surgical myomectoMy
Indications of intracardial defib
Syncope
Family hx of scd or vt/fib
Who needs Tee & TTe
Tee: rate control in afib, infective endocarditis
TTe: standard, valvular etc..
Maneuver for hocm and mvp
Inc valsalva, and standing Dec by squatting قال المفكر والحكيم اسكت ولا تتفلسف اسكت: قل الكلام تتفلسف: زيادة كلام
Maneuver for stenosis (mitral and aortic)
dec by hand grip