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Week 6, Cardiovascular Flashcards

1
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Blood flow through the heart

A

Superior + Inferior vena cava–> Right atrium–> through tricuspid valve–> right ventricle–> though pulmonary valve –> lungs–>pulmonary vein–>(oxygenated) –> left atrium–> through mitral valve–> left ventricle–>aortic valve–> aorta–> body

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Relevant Personal Hx.

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Smoking, alcohol, diet, exercise, etc.

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Relevant Family history

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Diabetes, HTN, CAD, hyperlipidemia

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4
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S&S

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angina, fatigue, dizziness, syncope, diaphoresis, palpitations

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Paroxysmal nocturnal dypsnea

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sudden waking at night due to dyspnea (hallmark sign- if someone can’t sleep more than 2 hours)

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6
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Orthopnea

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Can’t breathe laying down, need to elevate HOB

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7
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S1- systole

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“lub”- tricuspid and mitral valves closing, CONTRACTION, loudest at apex (bottom)

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S2- diastole

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“dup”- pulmonary and aortic valves closing, RELAXATION, loudest at base (top)

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9
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CV assessment order

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  1. Inspect
  2. Palpation
  3. Auscultate
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Angle of louis

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2nd rib

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11
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Inspection:

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-semi fowlers

skin? scars? color? lift/heaviness? deformities?

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12
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Palpate

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temp of skin and PMI (point of maximal impulse) at 5th intercostal space

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13
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Erb’s Point

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3rd IC space, where you can hear everything roughly the same

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14
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Rub sound

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high-pitched scratchy sound (r/t friction from pericardial inflammation), best heard @ lower left sternal border

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15
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Murmur

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turbulent blood flow WITHIN HEART (narrowing or obstruction)

Graded 1-6, higher- more severe

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16
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S3

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ventricular regurgitation, hear
S1–S2-S3
Ken—tuc-ky

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S4

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diastolic heart failure, hear
S4-S1–S2
Ten-nes—see

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18
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Male presentation of MI

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chest pressure

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19
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Female presentation of MI

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nausea, sweating, vomiting, pain in neck, jaw, throat, abdomen, back (referred pain)

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20
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Peripheral pulses

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Bilateral equality, 
radial, brachial, femoral, popliteal, dorsalis pedis (top of foot), posterior tibialis
2+ normal
0- absent
3+/4+ - bounding
1- thready
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21
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Edema: depress for 5 seconds.
Pitting:

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1+ (disappears rapidly, 2mm)
2+ (10-15 seconds, 4mm)
3+ (deeper, 1 min, 6mm)
4+ (severe, 2min +, 8mm)

22
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DVT:

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unilateral edema; pain, aches, cramps ; erythema; Warmth; URGENT: DO NOT MOVE

23
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Arterial disorder

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pain AFTER exercise
-sharp, stabbing
-worse with activity
-lower extremity reduces pain (blood can flow there)
-Skin cool and cool
-hairless, smooth
pulse absent
-pallor with elevation
-don't see edema
24
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Venous disorder

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  • pain with standing
  • achy, heavy
  • pain alleviated with activity
  • raise foot above heart level
  • skin warm, mottled, stasis dermatitis
  • pulse bounding
  • edema frequent
25
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Acute Arterial Occlusion

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6 p’s

  • Pain
  • Poikilothermic (cold)
  • Pallor
  • Paralysis
  • Paresthesia
  • Pulselessness
26
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Skin assessment can tell us:

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  • tissue damage
  • circulation
  • oxygenation
  • nutrition
  • hydration
27
Q

Mottled skin, usually r/t to….

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blood circulation

28
Q

Linear Configuration

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Lesions are in straight line: Confluent (lesions run together), discrete (lesions stay separate), zosteriform

29
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Acriform configuration

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arcs / rings

-Annular (ringline w/ raised borders, round flat center), Arcuate, Polycyclic, Serpentine

30
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Circular configuration

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Guttate, Nummular

31
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Grouped Configuration

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Herpetiform, Agminated, Corymbiform, Moniliform

32
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Diffuse distribution

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widespread/generalized

33
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Universal distribution

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All areas involved, no normal skin

34
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Localized distribution

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Limited and discrete area

35
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Regional distribution

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Note area

36
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Discrete distribution

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Lesion has individual borders

37
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grouped deistribution

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multiple lesiosn

38
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Coalescing distribution

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multiple lesions coming together to form one big lesion

39
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Macule

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Flat w/ color change, up to 1 cm

Freckle, hypopigmentation

40
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Plaques

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Raised (plateau) patches > 1cm

usually circumscribed, well defined

41
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Papule

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< 1 cm, circumscribed raised solid lesion usually w/ color

42
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Nodule

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Well defined, <2cm, solid. Tumor is a lg nodule

43
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Vesicle

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serous fluid filled <1cm raised, bulla is large vesicle

44
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Pustule

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purulent filled, <1cm, raised, acne

45
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Urticaria/wheals/hives

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size varies, raised, superficial, transient, erythematous

46
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Secondary lesions

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scale, fissure, excoriation, erosion, keloid

47
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scale

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shedding dead skin cells (may be dry, flakey, oily, adherent)

48
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Fissure

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linear cleft through epiderm (like on heels, fingers, between toes, corner of mouth)

49
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Excoriation

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loss of outer layer of skin torn by rubbing/itching

50
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Erosion

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loss of epidermis, when a blister pops

51
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Keloid

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inc collagen over scar tissue

52
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Braden scale:

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predict pressure injury risk.  Low score- high risk. 
6 categories:
-Sensory perception
-Moisture
-Activity
-Mobility
-Nutrition
-Friction and shear

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