HTN
Heart disease/EKG Changes
HF tx
HF
Cardiomyopathy
100

The guideline to help decide which drug is first line for treating HTN

What is JNC 8 guidelines

100

Characteristics of a NSTEMI vs STEMI

Both have elevated troponins but STEMI will see ST elevation and NSTEMI EKG will show probably ST depression

100

Typical 1st step of HF tx

What is ACE inhibitor

100

Gold standard diagnostic for HF

What is TTE
100

MC cause of dilated cardiomyopathy

What is Coxsachie virus

200

First line for HTN in african americans

What is thiazide diuretic or CCB

200

What is the first line pharm for treating LVH

What is an ACE or ARB

200

Mechanical tx of HF

What is ventricular pacing, implantable automatic defibrillators, and CRT

200

MC cause of HF

What is CAD
200

Severe PE signs of DCM

what is Cheyne stokes respiration, pallor and cyanosis

300

Type of CCB that you would put a patient on if they are hypertensive and tachycardic

What is nondihydropyridine (verapamil or diltiazem)

300

acute tx of ischemic heart disease

what is chew 81 mg ASA and nitro (SL q 5 minutes) along with O2 supply, and constant monitoring of EKG and BP

300

Anti-arrhythmic that you could put patient on if this likely complication is present (which arrhythmia is most common)

what is Amiordarone for ventricular arrhythmias

300

Causes of HFrEF

What is MI, valvular dysfunction, HTN, arrhythmias and dilated cardiomyopathy

300

Poor prognostic sign of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

What is AFib
400

When a SBP is >140 and a DBP is >90

What is stage 2 HTN

400

Biggest risk of developing ischemic heart disease

What is FHx of premature ASCVD
400

End stage pharm for HFrEF that is often used while awaiting heart transplant or transitioning to palliative care

What is Milrinone and dobutamine

400

Causes of HFpEF

What is severe valve disease or pericardial disease, abnormal ventricular stiffness/increased arterial stiffness and pulmonary HTN

400

What diagnostic is required in restrictive cardiomyopathy and why

What is a cardiac biopsy to rule out amyloidosis
500

Primary v secondary RF of HTN

What is 1) FHx, age, obesity, race, diet, alcohol and tobacco use, physical inactivity and insufficient sleep vs 2) NSAIDs, OCPs, sleep apnea, long term steroid use, pheochromocytoma and thyroid disease

500

RF symptoms of ischemic heart disease (4)

what is progressive unstable angina, significant change in HR or BP, progressive chest heaviness causing dyspnea or weakness, and acute EKG changes
500

What do you have to watch for when putting a patient on loop diruetics such as Lasix

What is kidney function and potassium level

500

Different classes according to NYHA and describe each one

What is Class 1-4, (depends on impact of HF on activity level)

500

What will a TTE of restrictive cardiomyopathy reveal?

What is non-dilated ventricles with normal wall thickness, bi-atrial enlargement, and normal EF

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