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Inflamation of the Pericardidum |
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What is a pericardial Effusion? |
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Build up of fluid in the pericardial sac |
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Pericardial effusion makes it so the heart can't expand how does this effect the left and right side of your heart? |
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§ LEFT SIDE- left vent can’t except enough blood
· Decreased cardiac output
· Decreased blood pressure and shock
§ RIGHT SIDE- right vent can’t except enough blood
· Increased venous pressure, jugular vein extention
· Tamponade- Hrt can’t move at all. |
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What is constrictive pericarditis? |
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Fibrous scar tissue making pericardium stick to the heart |
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What are S/s of Pericarditis? |
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· Pain d/t restriction of Heart
· Friction rub d/t HR rubs on pericardium
· ECG changes |
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What is a Cardiac temparde? |
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Pericardial sac fills with fluid, this causes a lack of space and eventually heart can't move |
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How would you treat a cardiac tempaarde? |
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· TX with pericardial Synthesis
· Poke hole and suck all the fluid out to decrease sac |
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What kind of ciculation problem happens when you have a cardiac tamporade? |
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· Problem with Tamponade not only can heart not move but because of this it causes MI d/t can’t perfuse. Now not only can’t heart not move it also can’t perfuse. |
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What is coronary heart disease? |
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· Altherosclerosis block coronary arteries causes tissue Ishemia |
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What are 5 problems that come about if yo have tissue ishemia? |
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o Anginia
o Heart attack
o Cardiac arrhythmias
o Conduction deficets
o Heart failure
o Sudden Death |
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§ Pain when hearts 02 demand increases… if this person stops activity pain will be relieved |
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§ Pain when corary arteries spasm- not associated with activity level |
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§ Pain at rest, or increase or change in stable angina, pain does not stop when activity stops. |
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if you have unstable angina you could then in turn have this conditoin? |
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When you have ACS their is a problem with these two things |
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Demand > Supply= Angina
You need to increae supply- 02
& decrease the demand- BP |
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What is Acute Coronary syndrom? |
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§ Chest pain d/t blockage, we increased or demand but we can’t increase our supply. |
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What are s/s in a patient who has ACS |
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· Chest pain-
· SOB- d/t blood settles in Lungs not 02 problem is a blood problem
· Diaphoreses- d/t sympathetic ns release EPi & Norepi
· N/v- women has more GI symptoms d/t SNS EPI&Norepi cause vasoconstriction.. decrease b/f to gut and kidney
· ECG change- T seg elevated and abnormal Qwave |
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When looking at a EGD you know your patient has had a MI when? |
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· actual Qwave = abnormal
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What does the nurse need to do to help the patient who has ACS |
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Nurse must stop pain or will lead to MI, PAIN =ISHEMIA= LOOSE HRT MUSCLE |
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· ST elevation
· Complete occlution or arterie
· Translunion Problem the ischemia and nercrotic event go though entire thickness of muscle |
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What is Subendocardial MI? |
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· NO ST elevation
· NO stemi
· Non qwave
· ST depression
· Occlusion is incomplete or intermittent- clot might be floppy.
· Better chance or recovery only ½ wall damage |
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What is a Acute Mycardial Infraction |
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· Acute Coronary Syndrome becomes Acute Myocardial infarction when necrosis occurs |
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What is the problem with necrosis why is it soo bad? |
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o Whatever is necrotic we are never getting back
If injured of ishemic we can get this back |
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We know necrosis has occurred by looking at serum markers how? |
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· Cells rupture when necrotic |
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Serum Markers of Acute Myocardial Infarction
Total CK
CK-MB
TRoponin 1 |
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· Total CK= comes from muscles if elevated we examine CK-MB d/t suspect hrt attack
· CK-MG=Comes from cardiac muscle if elevated indicated Heart attack
· Troponin I= Most accuarate gold standard= yes MI |
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What are some s/s when someone has MI? |
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- pain/discomfort
- SNS responce ex gidistress, tachycardia/vaso contric/ anxiety, restless
- hypotension and shock- as heart fails to pum
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What happens when an artery is blocked? |
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Anastomotic channels in nerby vessels increase in size to perfuse the area |
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Interventions to use when someone has an MI? |
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· Morphine= vasodialation
· Oxygen= increase supply
· Nitrates=dialated coronary arteries and bring more blood flow to the heart
· Aspirin= antiplatlet |
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Major interventions to do wit MI?
Thromoblysis
PCI
PTCA
PTCA/stent |
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· Thrombolysis
o Best- break down clot if you got to this patient with in 2-3hrs
· PCI- Cath femoral artery, run it in to coronary artery
o PTCA-Heart cath balloon open up
o PTCA with stent- use angioplasty to open up with a stent and push plaque up in walls
· CABO
o Different vessel and bypass the clot also very good |
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· Heart failure
· Cardiogenic shoke
· Percarditis
· Thromboemboli
· Rupture of the heart
· Ventricular Aneurysm |
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· Inability of the heart to pump enough blood to meet the demand of the body |
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What is cardiac remodoling caused by? |
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Myocyte growth / hypertrophy |
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What is cardiac remodeling? |
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Structure of the heart changes this is bad caused by angiotension 2, rest caused by normal body process d/t they are trying to correct the situation causes dysfunction |
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Cardiac remodeling·
Myocardial hypertrophy? |
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o Can’t fill the heart can’t pump it blood vessels constricted |
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cardiac remodoling·
Dialated cardiomyopathy |
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o Stretched you can fill it but now you can’t pump it because muscle is to skinny. |
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Heart failure is d/t what? |
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Some type of cardiac deficiet |
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What happens during right sided heart failure? |
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· Right sides HRT failure- Fluid back up in body
o Back ward effect- Fluid in body
§ Hematomegly
§ Ascietes
§ Splenomagly
§ Anorexia
§ Subq edema
§ JVD |
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What happens during left sided hrt failure? |
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· Left sided Hrt Failure- fluid in lungs
o Backward effect
§ Dyspnea on exertion
§ Orthopena
§ Cough
§ Paroxysmal noctura dyspnea
§ Cyanosis
§ Basilar crackles |
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What is the forward effect of both r&l sided heart failure |
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no 02 blood to body
o Forward effect- no 02 in blood
§ Fatique
§ Obliguria
§ Increase hrt
§ Restless
§ Confusion
§ Anxiety |
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What happens with Pulonary edema r/t L sided heart failure? |
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§ Blood backs up in pulm vessel
§ Pulm BP increases
§ Cap fluid in alveoli plasma will follow
o Pink frothy fluid is result
crackles
WE HAVE NOW FAILED OUR PT |
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What is ineffective Endocarditis? |
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§ Damaged endocardium
§ Creates portal of entry for bacteria |
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Acute- hx of strept effects joint
Recurrent- extension of cardiac effect
Chronic- Perment deformatity of hrt |
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What is stenonic and regurgitant hrt murmurs? |
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§ Stenotic valve
o Hear a murmur of blood shooting through the narrow opening when the valve is open
§ Regurgiant
o You will hear a murmur of blood leaking through the valve when value should be closed |
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What is mitral valve polapse? |
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Mitral Prolapse- valvue flaps all the time
§ Congenital associated with marfans
§ Anxious at all times
§ EPI released constantly
§ Give beta blockers to these people |
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Explain electrical circulation of the hrt? |
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- · Sa node- natural pace maker of hrt
- · Enters both atria causes them to contract to push blood to ventricals
- · Elecrical single reaches AV node n pauses giving ventricals time to fill
- · Electrical single spreads through HIS-purkinje system causes ventrical to contract and push blood in lungs
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what happens during the refract period |
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· control electrical single of hrt build in AP of each cardiac cell |
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Explain what happens during the 3 phases of refract period |
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o ARP- no matter what stimulation no ap can accure- toilet no matter how many time you try wont flush
o RRP- really strong stimulation to evolc action potential-toilet will kinda flush but not great
o SN-Strong response- now my toilet flushes |
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When looking at the electrical flow of the hrt what is the 2 most import things we need to know |
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· Speed of electricity thru heart & what direction is it going |
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What are the two causes of dysrthmia in the HRT? |
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· Blocked inpulses
o Stops impulse all together
o Sends impulse to wrong/ineffective pathway= wrong direction
· Aberrant
o Arising from non-pacemmaker cell in Atrial or ventricaluar- start in wrong place |
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What are the problems with a blocked impulse |
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· Can’t meet its self keeps going electrical patterns look circular=reenternce activation |
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What is cardiogenic shock? |
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· Shock caused by hrt failure or degenerative shock- Heart fails to pump blood adueqTLY |
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What happens during cardiogenic shock to the hrt? |
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o Decreased c/o lower BP
o Sympathetic system responds to increase HR
o Vaso con increases resitance to blood flow
o Increased workload on hrt worsesns hrt=failure
As this continues to worsen we end up with tissue ischemia |
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Cardiogenic shock causes this process to start |
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· Decreased C/0= decreased perfusion
· Tissue hypoxia=anaerobic metabolism little energy
· Lactice acid= tissue damage
· Inflammatory Process=mediators released increased cap permability
· Decrease circ volume= decrease cardiac output |
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What is difference b/t cardiac shock and distribuative shock? |
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· Where it starts cardiac starts @ heart, Distribuative start when I have bad perfusion at tissue level |
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Type of shock- depends on cause of shock
- Cardiogenic
- hypovolemic
- distribuative- septic/anaphlactic
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· Carodigenic shock- caused by decrease cardiac output
· Hypovolemic shock- caused by blood lose
· Distribuative- start at bad perfusion at tissue level
o Septic/anapaplatic – pipes increase= lose of fluid into vascular space |
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· Positive inotrop- increase cardiac output it increases force of contraction
o Dobutamin-drug thatincreaes force of contraction
o Becareful- Have to be able to balance out ability of the heart
· Fluid restriction
o Diuretic- decrease fluid decreases the preload which decreases force of contraction
· Rest- NO ROM
· Intra- aortic balloon pump
o Support hrt and take over some wrk of hrt letting hrt rest
o During Systol- balloon collapses- creats a vacume pulls blood out of hrt
o During Dystol- Balloon blows up- blood left fill be forced back up- perfuse coronary arteries |
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Complications of cardiogenic Shock
- ARDS
- ARF
- DIC
- MODS
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· ARDS- caused by damage of pul epitheliam causes tissue injury longer it occurs worse damge
· ARF- Decreased perfusion to kidneys and damges kidneys
· DIC
· MODS |
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· Lots of coagulation
· Clots in many small blood vessels/platelets and clotting proteins used up
· Mircroinfraction, ischemia/ Bleeding problems |
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What happens if anything Is below microfractions? |
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No tissue perfusion= tissue Hypoxia |
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· The most frequent cause of death
· Mortality rises as more organs are effected
· First problems is with GI-renal-ards-liver-brain exxx |
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