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3 kinds of aortic stenosis
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valvular
sub-valvular supravalvular |
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the most common kind of AS is
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valvular
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the most common kind of valvular AS is
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degenerative
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3 kinds of valvular AS
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degenerative
congenital rheumatic |
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congenital valvular AS is due to
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bicuspid AV
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the cusps of the AV are ___ (3). they are named after ___
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left
right noncoronary coronary artery emerging near them |
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in 3D echo, diagnosis of AS can be made during ___
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systole
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AS due to bicuspid AV usually appears at age ___. AS due to degeneration usually appears at age ___.
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20
50-60 |
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Bernoulli eq
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delta P = 4v^2
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normal velocity through AV
common velocity through stenotic AV |
1 m/s
5 m/s |
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normal AV area
AVA in mild AS AVA in moderate AS AVA in severe AS |
3-4 cm^2
1.5-2 cm^2 1-1.5 cm^2 <1 cm^2 |
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peak delta P in severe AS
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60-70 mm Hg
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law of laplace
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tension proportional to (PR)/(wall thickness)
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in AS, the increase in ___ is offset by an increase in ___
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P
wall thickness |
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LVH in AS is ___. this means ___
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concentric
ventricular lumen volume is preserved |
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until the late stages of AS, ___ is preserved
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LVEF
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T/F: severe AS can be asymptomatic
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true
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AS patients have limited capacity for ___ due to inability to ___.
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exercise
increase SV |
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in AS the ___ pulse is called ___.
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carotid
parvus et tardus |
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in AS you can feel ___
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palpable S4
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2 AS auscultation findings are ___. if calcification is present, ___ is diminished. if BAV is present, ___ is also heard.
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systolic murmur
S4 diminished A2 aortic ejection click |
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T/F: AS and hypertension can not coincide.
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false
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___ is a good diagnostic technique for AS
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TTE
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sudden death is associated with ___ but not with ___. in the former, ___ is the worst predictor, ___ (2) are intermediate, and ___ is most benign.
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symptomatic AS
asymptomatic AS CHF syncope dyspnea angina pectoris |
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T/F: statins help AS
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false: no medical Rx
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in contrast to AS, AR is caused more commonly by ___ than ___
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BAV
degeneration |
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2 kinds of AR
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chronic
acute |
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chronic AR is caused by (6)
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BAV
degeneration/calcification RHD old IE subaortic membrane aortic root dilation |
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acute AR is caused by (3)
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IE
aortic dissection trauma |
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subaortic membrane can cause AR by ___ which ___s
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causing turbulent flow
damages valve |
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findings typical for chronic AR are ___ in acute
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commonly missing
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symptoms of AR are often worse at ___ because ___
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night
more time is spent in diastole |
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auscultation findings in AR (2)
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S3
diastolic murmur |
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in mild AR the murmur is ___, but in severe AR it can be ___. it is best heard at ___ with the patient ___ing.
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decrescendo
holodiastolic base of heart, LSB leaning forward |
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in the Ross operation, the aortic valve is replaced with ___, and the pulmonic valve is replaced with ___.
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pulmonic valve
homograft |
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bioprostheses have larger orifice area if ___
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they're not stented
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the main advantage of bioprostheses over mechanical valves is
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patients don't need anticoagulation
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bioprostheses ___ in patients over 65
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degenerate more slowly
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the main advantage of homografts is
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low chance of IE
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main cause of MS is
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RHD
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MS is more/less common in women
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more
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normal MV area is ___.
MVA in mild MS is ___. MVA in moderate MS is ___. MVA in severe MS is ___. |
4-6 cm^2
1.5-2 cm^2 1-1.5 cm^2 <1 cm^2 |
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in MS, CO at rest is usually ___ and during exertion ___
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normal
may not increase enough |
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___ is a common arrhythmia associated with MS
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AF
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auscultation findings in MS
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elevated S1
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elevated S1 in MS is called
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opening snap
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MS murmur is high/low pitched
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low
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MS with mild symptoms is treated with ___ (2)
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diuretics
beta blockers |
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because ___, you can't do balloon comissurotomy if there is more than mild ___ present
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it exacerbates MR
MR |
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2 kinds of MR are ___. ___ is much more common
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chronic
acute chronic |
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2 kinds of chronic MR
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organic
functional |
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causes of organic chronic MR (6)
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myxomatous MV disease
RHD mitral annular calcification congenital defects HOCM systemic disease |
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myxomatous MV disease causes MR because it causes ___ aka ___.
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chordal rupture
flail |
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in MR due to ischemia, unlike MMVD, ___.
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leaflets are pulled down towards ventricle
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HF from MR is better/worse than from MS
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better
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embolism risk from MR is higher/lower than from MS
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lower
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MR without hypercontractility appears in ___
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end-stage HF
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the time/shape of MR murmur is ___
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holosystolic
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MR murmur is heard at ___ and radiates to ___ or ___
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apex
axilla LSB |
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T/F: surgical outcomes for MVP with flail are worse than for ischemic MR
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false
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duke major criteria for IE (3)
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typical IE bacteria present
echo shows endocardial involvement new valve regurge present |
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duke minor criteria for IE (6)
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preexisting heart condition
IV drug abuse fever vascular phenomena immune phenomena blood or echo findings not fitting major criteria |
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if there is moderate/high pre-test probability, you do ___ to check for IE, otherwise ___
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TEE
TTE |
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the 2 most serious complications of IE are ___. they need ___ for treatment.
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CHF
peri-valvular infection immediate surgery |