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Manifestation of Systolic Dysfunction in CHF?
Decreased Stroke Volume
Manifestations of Diastolic Dysfunction in CHF?
Decreased Stroke Volume
Increased End-Diastolic Pressure
Causes of LV Failure?
Volume Overload
Pressure Overload
Loss of Muscle
Loss of Contractility
Restricted Filling
Types of Volume Overload Etiologies?
Regurgitant Valves
High Output States:anemia, hyperthyroidism
Types of Pressure Overload etiologies?
HTN
Outflow Obstruction: aortic stenosis, asymmetrical septal hypertrophy
Types of Loss of Muscle Etiologies?
MI
CT disease: SLE
Types of Loss of Contractility etiologies?
Poisons: booze, cobalt, doxorubicin
Infections: viral, bacterial
Types of Restricted Filling etiologies?
Mitral Stenosis
Pericardial Disease: constrictive pericarditis, tamponade
Infiltrative Disease: amyloidosis
Pathophys changes associated w/ HF?
Hemodynamic
Neurohormonal
Cellular
Hemodynamic Changes in HF?
Dec Output
Dec Filling
Neurohormonal Chanes in HF?
SNS Activation
Renin-Ang activation
Vasopressin release
Cytokine Release
How does the heart compensate for HF?
Increased Elasticity
Increased Contractile State
Increased Preload
HF is a syndrome consisting of one or more of the following:
Dyspnea (esp recumbent)
Lower Extremity Edema
Fatigue and dec exercise tolerance
Abd Pain w/ or w/o nausea
Potential Causes of HF?
MI's
HTN
Viral Infection
Valvular Heart Disease
Congenital heart Disease
Chemo
Heavy boozing
Others...
Compensatory Pathophys Adaptations to CHF?
LV dilatation
LV hypertrophy
Inc SVR secondary to inc SNS activity and inc catecholamines
Activation of Renin-Ang system
Increased Sympathetic Activity leads to?
Inc Contractility
Inc HR
Inc Preload
Inc Afterload
Deleterious Cellular Changes
Why does Renin-Ang system get kicked started?
b/c of decrease in renal blood flow
Bad effects of RAAS?
Severe Vasoconstriction (inc afterload)
Na and H2O retention (aldo)
Other effects of HF?
Inc Vasopressin-->vasoconstriction
Cytokine Release (myocyte hypertrophy and apoptosis
Endothelin (pulm htn)
how many new cases of CHF per year?
500,000
Most common Sx of HF?
dyspnea
what is the hepatojugular reflex and was is it associated w/?
press on abd (liver)--> jugular distention

= elevated RA pressure
Respiratory signs of HF upon auscultation?
Rales in bases of lungs
Maybe wheezing
when are BNP levels indicative of HF?
>80pg/mL
What are the NYHA classifications of CV disability?
4 has sx's at rest
3 has sx's w/ activity
2 has sx's w/ strenuous activity
1 has no sx's
Drugs for CHF?
ACE-I
ARBs
BB's
Digoxin
Diuretics
Aldosterone Antagonists