1.4 Congestive Heart Failure

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571 Clinical Cardiopulm Karteikarten am 1.4 Congestive Heart Failure, erstellt von Mia Li am 16/09/2017.
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Hear failure is the inability of the _____ to pump sufficient amounts of blood and oxygen to meet the ___________. Heart. Physiological demand of the body.
T/F: Patient with HF may have SOB when at rest, exertion, or lying flat. T.
Why might HF also be considered a pulmonary disorder? Because the alveolar space is obstructed.
What are the Classifications of HF? See cardiopulm pathology slides.
T/F: A patient without SOB is not having HF. F. Might be having compensated HF.
When the patient is having compensated HF, he/she is most likely in class ______. I and II
Which of the following are NOT triggers of HF? 1) increased intake of fluid/ salt 2) fever 3) infections 4) anemia 5) blockage of coronary artery 6) irregular heartbeats 7) hyperthyroidism 8) kidney disease ALL are potential causes for HF.
Which medical tests are suggested for HF? 1. CXR 2. lab values 3. echocardiography
What is chest x-ray looking at? 1. cardiomegaly 2. pulmonary edema
Which lab values are indicators of oxygen transport? 1. RBC count 2. hemoglobin
Which lab values look at the blood volume/ hydration? Himatocrit
Which lab value looks at infection? WBC count.
Which lab value looks at viscosity of blood? Platelets (Plt)
Which lab value is the most important diagnostic value of CHF? BNP (B-type natriuretic peptide)
Normal BNP level should be around ___. The higher it is, the ______ the HF. Normal: around 100 pg/ml. The higher it is, the more severe the HF is.
Why does the renal system start to retain water when CO is not enough? To increase blood volume.
Why is water retention a viscious cycle for cardiac patients? Once water and sodium retention are increased, the cardiac performance decreases, resulting in further increase in water retention.
Which two lab values indicate increased water retension? 1. increased BUN (blood urea nitrogen) 2. Increased blood creatinine level
How long does Troponin level peak after myocardial necrosis? 12 hour.
For the patient to be stable, they should have no new ___________ or _____________ in the past 8 hours. 1. no new episode of chest pain 2. no new abnormal rhythm or ECG changes
For the patient to be stable, they should not have _______ and ______ at rest. 1. dyspnea 2. hypotension
For the patient to be stable, they should NOT have bilateral crackles more than _____ of the lung. 50%
For the patient to be stable, their RR should be at ____/min, with CO/mass at ________, and CVP at ______ mmHg. RR: less than 30 breaths/min cardiac index: > 2L/min/m2 central venous pressure < 12mmHg
Principles of CVP examination are: Look, listen, feel.
If the patient has bilateral JVD, he/she is likely having ___ HF
If the pitting edema lasts for <30-40 sec, the patient likely has _______. If it lasts >1min, he/she likely has ________. If <30 - 40 sec: low albumin If >min: CHF
Grades of pitting edema.
Normal respiratory rates in different age goups: New born: 30 - 60 Early childhood: 20 - 40 Late childhood: 15 - 25 Adults: 14 - 20
Tracheal sound is heard over the _______ while the bronchovesicular sound is heard over the _______. The vesicular sound is the normal breathing sound for general lung areas. A pathology is suggested by _____ sound. Tracheal sound is heard over the [trachea] while the bronchovesicular sound is heard over the [sternal angle]. The vesicular sound is the normal breathing sound for general lung areas. A pathology is suggested by [bronchial] sound.
Locate the aortic area for auscutation. 2nd intercostal space Right sternal border
Locate the pulmonic area for auscultation. 2nd intercostal space Left sternal border
Locate the optimal place to hear the tricuspid valve. 4th to 5th intercostal space lower L or R sternal border
Locate the optimal place to hear the bicuspid/mitral valve 5th intercostal space midclavicular line
T/F: CHF is often assumed to be a disease when it, in fact, is a syndrome caused by multiple disorders. T.
The causative factors of HF are _____ and ________. Ischemia. MI secondary to ischemic heart disease.
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