Valvular heart disease Flashcards

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What are the most common causes for valvular heart disease

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Mitral regurge
Aortic stenosis

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What is the most common cause for valvular disease in developing countries

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Rheumatic heart disease

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Where are congenital murmurs typically found

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Aortic or pulmonic valve

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What are some acquired murmurs

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rheumatic fever
syphillis
endocarditis
cardiomyopathy
aortic aneurysm

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What are complications that occur with valvular diseases

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heart failure
stroke
clots
arrhythmias
death

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What is occurring in the valve when regurgitation is occurring

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leaflets don’t close properly and the blood back flows
**Generally from prolapse

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What is occurring in the valve with stenosis s

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Leaflets become thick /stiff from calcium deposit and may even fuse together

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What is valvular atresia

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valve isn’t formed
-solid tissue prevents blood flow between chambers

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When are right sided murmurs louder

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During inspiration
**(Rinspiration)

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When are left sided murmurs louder

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expiration

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What murmurs get louder when after load is increased

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aortic regurge
mitral regurge
VSD

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What murmurs get quieter when after load is decreased

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HOCM
Mitral prolapse
aortic stenosis

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Which murmurs get louder when preload is increased

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aortic stenosis
mitral stenosis

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What murmurs get quieter with increasing preload

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HOCM
Mitral prolapse

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Which murmurs get loud with decreasing preload

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HOCM
Mitral prolapse

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Which positions will accentuate mitral murmurs

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Mitral stenosis
**Causes S3 & S4 to accentuate

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What murmur will get louder when the patient is sitting up and leaning forward

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aortic regurge

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What are common presenting valvular disease symptoms

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chest pain
abdominal swelling
SOB
dizziness

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What is the most common type of heart murmur

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Innocent murmur

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What causes innocent murmurs

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rapid ejection of blood across the valve (Common in hyperkinetic state)

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What are examples of hyperkinetic states

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pregnancy
fever
anemia
rapid growth

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Which characteristics make a murmur pathologic

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Diastolic murmur
Holo- or late systolic
continuous
Grade >3

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which murmurs do you hear mid systolic

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innocent / functional
aortic stenosis
HOCM

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Which murmurs do you hear late systolic

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Mitral prolapse

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Which murmurs are holosystolic
MR TR VSD
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What is one of the most common and most serious valve diseases
Aortic stenosis
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What are some of the aortic stenosis symptoms
breathlessness chest pain /pressure /tightness fainting palpitations decline in activities / ADL
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What type of murmur does aortic stenosis have
systolic crescendo - decrescendo narrow pulse pressure on BP
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What is the treatment of aortic stenosis
valve replacement
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When is treatment of aortic stenosis indicated
once symptoms begin OR when LV dysfunction occurs
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What is aortic regurge
leakage of the aortic valve each time to LV relaxes
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What causes aortic regurge
valvular calcifications endocarditis aorta-dilation
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What is the most common cause of chronic aortic regurge in children
ventricular septal defect
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When will you hear aortic regurge best
while patient is supine
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What type of murmur is aortic regurge
diastolic **decrescendo murmur
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What is corrigans pulse
wide pulse pressure
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When is corrigans pulse seen
severe aortic regurge
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When do you hear an Austin-flint murmurs
severe aortic regurge **Heard at the apex of the heart
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What is occurring in mitral regurge
volume overload which causes LV remodeling
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What are some mitral regurge symptoms
LE edema SOB **Especially on exertion when laying down
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What type of murmur is mitral regurge
holosystolic
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Where will a mitral regurge murmur radiate
axilla or left sternal border
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What effects does mitral regurge have on the body
slow progressive symptoms of heart failure and, if afib develops - palpitations
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What is the treatment for mitral regurge
symptomatic patients and patients meeting echo criteria get a valve replacement / repair
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What are some causes of mitral regurge
endocarditis MI HOCM trauma age
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What is the most common cause of isolated MR
Mitral prolapse
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What is heard with mitral valve prolapse
mid to late sharp systolic click (S1 / S2 normal)
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How is mitral prolapse treated
does not usually require treatment **Beta blockers can help with sx
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What patient populations experience mitral stenosis
age 15-40 in developing nations
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How will mitral stenosis present
hemoptysis LE edema palpitations chest discomfort
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What is the pathophys of mitral stenosis
pressure build up in the LA and sent back to lungs = congestion and SOB
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What generally causes mitral stenosis
rheumatic fever annular calcification
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What will mitral stenosis sound like
Loud S1 with snappy-hallmark
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Where is mitral stenosis heard best
At the apex of lungs with patient in left lateral decub
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When are prophylactic abx agains endocarditis indicated with mitral stenosis
patients who have had a valve replacement
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When are symptoms first noticed with pulmonary stenosis
while exercising
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What is the general cause of pulmonary stenosis
congenital heart defect
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When is pulmonary stenosis usually diagnosed
childhood
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What are the complications associated with pulmonary stenosis
RVH Right HF Arrhythmia Increased risk of infective carditis
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What is the treatment for pulmonary stenosis
valvuloplasty
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what does pulmonary stenosis sound like
increased S2 splitting crescendo-decrescendo systolic
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What is the most common cause of pulmonary insufficiency
pulmonary hypertension or tetralogy of fallot
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How will pulmonary insufficiency found
high pitched early decrescendo murmur ends before S1
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How do you treat pulmonary insufficiency
directed at cause -valve replacement is not usually needed
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What is the cause of tricuspid stenosis
rheumatic fever
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What else is seen when a patient has tricuspid stenosis
tricuspid regurge mitral stenosis
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How will a tricuspid stenosis sound
Mid-diastolic rumble with pre systolic accentuation
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Why are liver enzymes elevated with tricuspid stenosis
passive hepatic congestion
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What is the treatment for tricuspid stenosis
diuretics aldosterone antagonists
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What generally causes tricuspid insufficiency
secondary to leaflet tethering from annular dilation and/or papillary muscle displacement
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What is the best imaging for evaluating RV size and function
cardiac MRI
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What will tricuspid insufficiency sound like
holosystolic with patient sitting upright
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What are the best initial treatments for valvular disease
no smoking more active healthy weight balanced diet less alcohol manage stress
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What medications are beneficial in valvular disease
diuretics blood thinners anti-arrhythmics abx (chronic / prophylaxis)