Vascular/Pericardial Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

most common abnormality for MI

A

ST segment

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2
Q

2/3/aVF coronary artery

A

R CA

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3
Q

1/avL coronary artery

A

circumflex

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4
Q

1/avL heart

A

lateral LV

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5
Q

V3-5 coronary artery

A

LAD

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6
Q

V3-5 heart

A

anterolateral LV

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7
Q

high risk surgeries (4)

A

AAA
peripheral vascular
thoracotomy
major abdominal

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8
Q

Ischemic heart disease indicators (5)

A

hx of MI
current angina
positive exercise test
taking nitrates
Q wave

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9
Q

CHF indicators (5)

A

pulm edema
paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea
Rales
S3 gallop
pulm vascular redistribution

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10
Q

cerebrovascular inidcators (2)

A

CVA
TIA

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11
Q

renal indicators

A

Cr > 2mg/dL

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12
Q

diabetic indicators

A

IDDM

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13
Q

avoid decreaing O2 delivery (7)

A

tachycardia
hypotension
hypocapnia
decr FiO2
anemia
arterial hypoxemia
L shift O2 Hb curve

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14
Q

avoid increasing O2 demand (6)

A

sympathetics
tachycardia
HTN
incr inotropy
incr SVR
incr prelaod

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15
Q

PMI S+S

A

1mm change in ST segment

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16
Q

PMI w/elevated SVR

A

give NTG

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17
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PMI w/elevated HR

18
Q

PMI w/hypotension

A

give inotropes

19
Q

avoid (6) in PMI

A

shivering
pain
hypoxemia
hypercarbia
sepsis
hemorrhage

20
Q

when are aortic aneurysms operated on

21
Q

debakey 1

A

60%
complete dissection

22
Q

debakey 2

A

10-15%
ascending

23
Q

debakey 3

A

25-30% descending

24
Q

stanford A

25
stanford B
descending
26
which dissections are surgically treated?
ascending aorta aortic arch
27
AAA S+S
hypotension severe back pain pulsatile abdominal mass
28
cause of anterior spinal artery syndrome
aortic cross clamp
29
anterior spinal artery S+S
flaccid paralysis motor dysfunction acute back pain autonomic dysfunction
30
goal MAP above cross clamp
100 mmHg
31
goal MAP below cross clamp
50 mmHg
32
clamping causes
vasoconstriction incr venous return HTN
33
unclamping causes
blood pooling decr venous return hTN
34
how can you differentiate MI and pericarditis?
pericarditis does not impoved with NTG
35
cardiac tamponade S+S (8)
incr CVP hypotension decr ECG voltage sympathetic activation cardiac filling equalization pulsus paradoxus kussmaul's sign beck's triad
35
what determines physiologic manifestations of tamponade
timeframe of fluid accumulation
36
kussmaul's sign
jugular distension on inspiration
37
Beck's triad
muffled heart sounds incr jugular venous pressure hypotension
38
pulsus paradoxus
SBP decr 10 mmHg during inspiration
39
cardiac tamponade managemetn
needle decompression before GETA use ketamine avoid PPV