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S/Sx of HF
FACES: Fatigue, Activity limitation, Chest Congestion/ Cough, Edema, SOB
causes of Systolic Failure
impared contractile function (MI), increased afterload (HTN), cardiomyopathy, mechanical abnormalities (valvular Heart disease)
Hallmark of Systolic Failure
decrease in Left ventricular Ejection Fraction
Diastolic Failure is
the inablity of the ventricles to fill or relax during diastole
Characteristics of Diastolic Failure
High filling pressures
DF usually diagnosed with
Pulmonary congestion, pulmonary hypertension, ventricular hypertrophy, and a NORMAL EF
Mixed Diastolic and Systolic failure
DCM (Dilated Cardiomyopathy, LV walls unable to relax)
Precipitating causes of HF
Anemia, infection, Thyrotoxicosis, hypothyroidism, Dyshymias, Bacterial endocarditis, Pulmonary disease, Paget's disese, Nutritional deficiencies, Hypervolemia
Global Systemic S/Sx o VF
Low SystemicArterial BP, Low CO, Poor renal perfusion, decreased exercise tollerance, Ventricular dysrhymias
Low CO compensation Mechanisms
SNS activation, NH response, ventricular dilation, ventricular hypertrophy
SNS activation causes
Increased HR, increased contractility, and peripheral vasoconstriction
SNS activation leads to
increased oxygen demand and workload for the heart, also increased venous return r/t increased CO )increased preload may cause more ventricular dilation)
NH Response caused by
decreased renal perfusion r/t decreased CO
NH response is
release of renin from kidneys (initiation of RAAS cascade), release of ADH from posterior pituitary (leads to water renention in kidneys)
RAAS cascade causes
retention of H20 and sodium, peripheral vasoconstriciton
volume overload
Hypervolemia
Myocardial Dilation (pathological)
overstretching of cardiac myocytes resultig in decreased contractility.
Morpheme Sulphate
reduces preload and afterload
Beta adrenergic agonists
dopamine, dobutamine (selective B1), Epi, and NE
Cool, diaphoretic skin
expect to find upon inspection of a patient with HF
Diatary treatment for edema
restriction of sodium intake