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PTT: Path, drug, reversal, dz's
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Intrinsic pathway
Heparin Reverse with Protamine Hemophilias A, B,vWF DIC |
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PT: Path, Drug, Reversal, Dz's
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Extrinsic Path
Warfarin Reverse with FFP and Vit K Liver dz, DIC, Vit K def. |
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Bleeding Time: Path, Drug, Reversal, Dz's
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Platelets
Aspirin Reverse with Platelet Transfusion |
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anti-Factor Xa Assay
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LMW Heparin
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Hemophilia A
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Factor 8 deficiency
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Hemophilia B
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Factor 9 def
X-linked PTT elevated |
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vWF
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PTT and Bleeding Time Elevated
Normal Factor 8 Normal PT AD |
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DIC
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PT, PTT, Bleeding time prolonged
D-dimer FDproducts Schistocytes, fragmented on pfsmer |
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Vitamin K def
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Neonate, malabsorption, alcoholism, antibiotics use
Factors 2, 7, 9, 10, C, S |
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Prolonged Bleeding Time
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vWF
Uremia DIC Aspirin, Clopedogrel |
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Loud P2
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Cor pulmonale
Also: tachypnea, clubbing, parasternal heave, right-sided S4, pulmonary dz |
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PVC's
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Premature Ventricular Contraction
IF severe, give LIDOCAINE |
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Sinus brady
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ATROPINE, if severe
usually post-MI |
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Sinus tachy
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Correct cause
B-blocker if severe |
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Vfib
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defibrillation
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VTach
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Amiodarone or
LIDOCAINE |
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WPW
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procainamide or quinidine,
DONT use dig or verapamil (blocks AV node and makes reentry track the primary focus!) |
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PDA: murmer, location, tx, association
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machine murmer
LSB Tx: indomethacin unless cyanotic heart defect then give prostaglandin to keep open |
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VSD:murmer, location, tx, association
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Holosytolic
Sternum most resolve, if symptomatic repair surgically MC heart defect |
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ASD: murmer, location, tx, association
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Fixed, split S2
No fix Asymptomatic until ADULT=ASD |
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TOF: description, tx, association
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VSD, RVH, Pulmonary Stenosis, Overiding Aorta
tx: Surgery Tet spells: squating to relieve SOB |
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Coarctation of Aorta
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Systolic murmer
Mid-upper Back Radiofemoral delay Upper ext HTN Rib notching on XR Turner's Syndrome |
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Endocarditis prophylaxis
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Only ASD secundum type doesn't need it of the heart defects!
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Zollinger-Ellison Syn
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Atypical non-healing ulcers, if 2nd part of duodenum think ZE
Gastrinoma is cuase, tx with PPI |
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Dumping syn
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weakness, dizziness, sweating, N/V after eating
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Achlorhydria
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pernicious anemia
AB's to parietal cells Intrinisic factor is diminished leading to VB12 def. |
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Dermatitis herpetiformes
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Celiac Dz
Anti-TTG AB's |
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HUS:TTP
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Post Diarrhea: Ecoli, Shigella
Schistocytes, helmet cells, fragmented cells on perfsmr Acute Renal Failure |
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Alcoholic Hepatitis
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AST2x>ALT
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Autoimmune Hepatitis
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Anti-smooth muscle AB's, ANA
Tx: STeroids |
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Wilson's Dz
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Ceruloplasmin is low
High Cu in Pee CNS and crazy Kaiser-Fleisher rings laste in dz. Penacillamine, zinc and trientine. |
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Cholestasis
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Drugs:
OCP's, Pheonothiazines, androgens |
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Charcot's Triad
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Cholangitis:
Fever Jaundice RUQ pain |
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Primary Biliary Cirhosis
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Middle-Age women
Pruritis, Jaundice, AntiMITOCHONDRIAL aBs. tx: cholestyramine, liver tnplnt |
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Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis
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Young Adults with IBD, Biliary tree all jacked up on imaging
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Diffuse esophageal spasm/nutcrakcer
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Irregular, forcefull contractions
Tx: CCB's, nitro, myotomy |
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CREST
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ANCA
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Scleroderm
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Antitopoisomerase
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Grey-Turner Sign
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Black/Blue flanks: pancreatiis
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Cullen's Sign
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Black/Blue umbilicus: pancreatitis
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Assymetric Septal Hypertrophy
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MCDefect in Gestational DM:
Left Ventricluar septum hypertrophy secondary to gestational diabetes resulting in aortic outflow obstruction resluting in: weak pulses, decreased cap refil, acidoisis, and hypoxia |
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Treatment of HOCM
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Propranolol or metoprolol
Don't use inotropes! |
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Right Ventricular Infarct MGT
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IV fluids, increase Preload!
DX: R sided heart failure, hypotension, V4 elevation |
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Drug MGT of ACS
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Aspirin, then
Heparin, then Beta Blocker (Meto or Ateno) |
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Acute Coronary Syndrome
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Unstable Angina
NSTEMI STEMI Angiography will dicatate further mgt: if few vessel then PCTA w/wo stent. If many vessel CABG (also if DM) |
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Drug Management of Acute CHF
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Furosemide
then inotropes |
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MGT of Acute Pulmonary Edema
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Furosemide, Nitrates, and Morpine.
If this doesn't work give dobutamine to decrease afterload. If hypotension from this give dopamine for pressor effect |
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ACS in young male on exertion
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Anomalous Coronary Artery path, basically gets compressed by other vessels ie aorta during exercise.
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Canon "A" Wave
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Increased Wave in JVD
Caused by Complete Heart Block leading to Atrial contraction against closed Tricuspid valve |
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Idiopathic Hypertrophic Subaortic Stenosis
S&S, TX |
Systolic Murmer
LSB S4 Tx: Beta Blocker to increase size of ventricle (preload) |
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Treatment of Acute CHF
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Lasix/furosemide
Morphine Nitrates Oxygen Pulmonary Ventiliation |
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Treatment of Post MI Heart Block
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Give Atropine, Then
External Pacer if this doesn't work |
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HOCM
S&S |
Systolic Murmer, LSB radiates to carotids
Increased with Valsalva Decreased with Squating Brisk carotid upstrokes SOB, Syncope, Sudden death |
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MGT of new onset AFIB
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If Stable, then dig or beta, rate control
If unstable, cardioversion |
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MGT of Aortic Insufficiency
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Reduce Afterload
ACE inhibitor |
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R/O MI in which patients with an echo?
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Post MI
Pacemaker LBBB Digoxin |
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Dx of Subclavian Steal
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Aortic Angiography, will show stenosis of subclavian and dilation, which steals blood from the vertebral artery that comes of of the subclavian distally.
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Congenital Cyanotic Heart Dz
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Transposition of Great Vessels
Truncus Arteriosis, double outlet, single ventricle, total anomalous pulmonary venous return |
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When to choose submaximal vs maximal stress test
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Submaximal is when 70% of PHR is reached, use for 5-7 d post MI
Maximal is 80%, use 14-21 days postMI |
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MGT of Mitral Stenosis
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Tx for Afib with Digoxin
Also anticoagulate with Warfarin Last if this doesn't work, ballon valvuloplasty Finally, replacement. |
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Diastolic Dysfunction
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Start with BetaBlocker, unless they have COPD or Asthma
Then use CCB, verapamil |
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Aortic Stenosis
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Replace valve if symptomatic
Watch if not |
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Papillary Muscle Rupture
Dx: S&S TX |
Pansystolic Murmer at apex radiates to axilla
12 hours post mi Hypotension TX: Surgery |
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Mitral Stenosis
sounds |
Tapping apex beat
Diastolic Middiastolic Rumble |
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Jervell-Lange-Nielson Syndrome
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Recurant Torsades rhythm
Deafness |
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Congenital Long QT syndromes
TX: |
Jervell-Lange-Nielson= Torsades+deafness
Romano-Ward=Torsades, no deafness TX: high dose beta-blocker or gangliectomy |