1
Q
If the etiology of shock is unclear what is done?
A
Swan-Ganz catherization
2
Q
T or F: Swan-Ganz Cat can give us CO and SVR
A
T:
blood sample can be taken to measured mixed venous O2 content
3
Q
T or F: pulmonary rales and elevated JVP are signs of cardiogenic shock
A
T
4
Q
What is obstructive shock?
A
Obstruction to blood flow from heart which results to low CO despite normal contractility
5
Q
What are examples of obstructive shock?
A
Tamponade
Tension pneumothorax
Massive pulmonary embolism
Cardiology
flashcards
Decks in class (29)
# Cards
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Thoracic Wall32
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Anatomy of Heart33
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Cardiac Physiology76
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OSCE30
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Electrical Physiology29
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Peripheral Vascular Diseases34
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Vascular Physiology35
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Congestive Heart Failure151
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Valve Diseases28
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Arrythmias25
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Coronary Heart Disease91
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ECG77
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Congenital Heart Disease52
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Peripheral Vascular Diseases (Part 2)15
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Aneurysmal Disease28
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Cardiomyopathy37
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Cardiac Embryology41
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Pericardial Disease47
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Pharmacotherapy for Stable Ischemic Heart Disease40
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Antiplatets/Anticoagulants72
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Shock5
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Cardiac Physical Examination18
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Mitral Stenosis37
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Mitral Regurgitation46
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Aortic Stenosis37
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Aortic Regurgitation32
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Bradyarrythmias33
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Tachyarrythmias66
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Anti-arrythmics31
