VALVULAR DISORDERS Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

what circulation - heart to the body system

A

systemic

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2
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what circulation - heart to lungs

A

pulmonic

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3
Q

fibrous tissue, anchors heart valves

A

annulus

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4
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decreased CO = increased PR = muscle ___

A

hypertrophy

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5
Q

stenosis means
regurgitation means

A

narrowing
back flow / incompetent / insufficient

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6
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  • valves are overly stretched
  • uneven closure
  • no backflow
A

prolapse

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7
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  • signs of valvular disorder
  • whooshing sound
  • disturbance sa blood flow
A

heart murmurs

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8
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  • gush of blood that is palpable (heart murmurs pero palpate)
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palpable thrill

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9
Q

mitral and aortic what SIDED heart failure

A

left sided

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10
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mitral valve stenosis > increased ___ on left atrium > poor left ventricle ___ > decreased CO

A

increased pressure on LA
poor LV filling

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11
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aortic valve stenosis > ___, ___, ___, ___ > increased LV pressure > decreased CO

A

CHI-H ! (chee)

calcification
hypercholesteremia
inflammatory
HTN

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12
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left sided heart failure leads to backflow of blood in _____

A

pulmonary circulation

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13
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mitral valve regurgitation > weakened ___ ___ > incompetent ___ > blood regurgitate to LA > increased pressure > decreased CO

A

weakened chordae tendineae
incompetent valve

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14
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aortic valve regurgitation > ___, ___ > incompetent valve > blood regurgitate to LV > increased pressure > decreased CO

A

inflammatory response
congenital abnormalities

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15
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aortic valve regurgitation manifestations at later stage:

A

De Musset’s
Quincke’s
Muller’s

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16
Q

uncontrolled nodding

A

De musset’s

17
Q

pulsation on nail beds

18
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pulsation on uvula

19
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respiratory manifestations of left sided heart failure

A

COPD !

cough
orthopnea
pink frothy sputum
dyspnea
(PULMO EDEMA)

20
Q

tricuspid and pulmonic what SIDED heart failure

21
Q

tricuspid valve stenosis > ___, ___ > increased pressure in RA > decreased CO

A

rheumatic fever
vegetation

22
Q

pulmonic valve stenosis > ___ > increased pressure in RV > decreased CO

23
Q

right sided heart failure > backflow of blood in ___

A

systemic circulation

24
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tricuspid and pulmonic valve regurgitation > ___ > backflow of blood > increased pressure > decreased CO

A

incompetent valve

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heart complications of valvular disorders
Some Cute Little Friends Play Happy Jingles And Parties SOB Chest pain Loss of consciousness Fatigue Palpitation Hepatomegaly / Splenomegaly JVD, increased CVP Ascites Peripheral edema
26
medical surgical management (3)
- focus on dysrhythmias - valvuloplasty - valve replacement
27
medications:
diuretics ace inhibitors vasodilators antiarrhythmics anticoagulants antibiotics
28
creation of opening in the valve
commissurotomy
29
repair of annulus
annuloplasty
30
repair of chordae tendineae
chordoplasty
31
2 types of valve replacement
mechanical tissue valves
32
valve replacement is prone to (3)
rejection infection thrombus / clot formation
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one nursing management is to WOF the signs and sx of (3)
heart failure dysrhythmias angina pectoris