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43 Cards in this Set
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What percent of live births have congenital heart disease?
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1%
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What is the most common cause of death in term infants from 1 day - 1 year?
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Congenital Heart Defects
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What % of CHD infants will require invasive therapy?
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60%
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Physiological Classifications of Congenital Heart Lesions?
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Obstructive
Left to Right Shunts (-->HF) Right to Left Shunts (-->cyanosis) Other (regurge, coronary) |
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Mean Life Expectancy for Untreated:
ASD VSD AVSD Coarctation |
ASD: 45
VSD: 30 AVSD: 25 Coarctaction: 40 |
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Mean Life Expectancy for Untreated:
Pulmonary Atresia TGA Interupted AA |
all are < 0.1 yrs (so about 1 month)
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Possible Etiologies of CHD?
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Teratogens
Maternal Diabetes/Infection Flow Hypothesis Genetics MULTIFACTORIAL |
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What is the main result of not know the cause for CHD?
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We can't clearly prevent it
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Challenges to Pediatric Heart Surgery
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-Kids don't respond well to heart-lung machine
-Artificial Material doesn't grow...kids do -Hard to reestablish nutrition after long ICU stays |
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What's the best option when invasive therapy in kids/infants is required?
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Catherization
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Possible Clinical Findings w/ a Patent Ductus Arteriosus?
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Often Asymptomatic
Acyanotic Bounding Pulses Wide Pulse Pressures Obscured S2 due to murmur Continuous murmur at 2nd LICS, radiating to back Possible Click, Possible Thrill at SSN |
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Of PDA signs, what is absent in newborns?
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the diastolic component
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PDA manifestation on CXR?
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enlarged heart
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Rx for a PDA?
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Surgery (cut it)
Catheterization: deposit a coil |
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Incidence of Patent Foramen Ovale in general population?
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8-10%
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Incidence of PFO in population w/ stroke?
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35-40%
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Clinical Findings in ASD?
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Acyanotic
Widely-split, fixed S2 Soft SEM over pulmonic area Large flow-->mid-diastolic murmur at LLSB (trans-tricus) |
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ECG findings w/ ASD?
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RA Enlargement
RV Hypertrophy |
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C-XR findings w/ ASD?
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RA Enlargement
RV Enlargement Inc Pulmonary Vascular Markings |
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Clinical Findings w/ VSD?
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Large VSD-->CHF
Inc LV Impulse (may-->thrill of LLSB) Loud, harsh holosystolic murmur LLSB Large Shunt-->mid diastolic rumble at apex (trans-mitral) |
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ECG findings w/ VSD?
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Left Atrial and Ventricular Enlargement
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What is the most common form of CHD in Down's kids?
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AVSD
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Etiology of AV Septal Defect?
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Endocardial Cushion Failure to Fuse
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What should you think if there is a newborn that is different colors on its right and left side?
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Coarctation of the Aorta (while the DA is still patent)
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Clinical Findings w/ Coarctation of the Aorta?
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Severe presents w/ HF and shock w/in 2 weeks of birth
Mild may be asymptomatic, HTN Decreased Femoral Pulses, Brachiofemoral Delay Scapular Bruit |
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70% of patients with coarctation have this?
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Bicuspid Aortic Valve
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How can you Dx a bicuspid aortic valve?
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Click at URSB
SEM at URSB and Apex |
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Sign of Coarctation on C-XR?
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a "3" sign that is from stricture
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Other ways to Dx Coarctation?
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MRI
Angiography Echocardiogram |
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Rx options for Coarctation
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Plan A: cut out constricted piece and rejoin ends
Plan B: catheter, balloon, stent |
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Infant w/ severe Resp Distress and difficult to mechanically ventilate?
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Double Aortic Arch constricting bronchus
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Clinical Findings in Pulmonic Valve Stenosis?
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Severe: Cyanosis
Mild: Asymptomatic w/ murmur Maybe Inc RV impulse Systolic Ejection Click and/or murmur ULSB (murmur reflects severity) |
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How can the click at the ULSB in PS vary?
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it gets worse w/ respiration
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PS findings on C-XR?
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Prominent main pulmonary artery segment
Normal or Decreased pulmonary vascular markings |
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Rx for Pulmonary Valve Stenosis?
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Balloon Valvuloplasty
PGE1 |
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Way to remember PS?
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Right Ventricular Constipation
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What causes LV constipation?
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Aortic Valve Stenosis
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How does Aortic Valve Stenosis compare to PS?
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It can be much more severe
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Clinical Findings for AVS?
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Similar to PS but
Murmur at RUSB that radiates along aorta's route (i.e. to back) |
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What are the cyanotic heart diseases?
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Transposition of Great Arteries (TGA)
Tetralogy of Fallot other??? |
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What is the only way a newborn w/ TGA survives a few days on its own?
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Patent Foramen Ovale
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Dx for TGA?
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Echo can do it
No Murmur Narrow Mediastinum |
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Rx for TGA?
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Atrial Switch (so right side is systemic, left is pulmonary). works for about 30 years till RV gets worn out
Arterial Switch is better |