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Fatima’s Arrhythmic Case
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101 Medicine Mind Map on Fatima’s Arrhythmic Case, created by Yaman Farid on 11/03/2017.
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Fatima’s Arrhythmic Case
Classification of arrhythmias
According to anatomical site
Supraventricular (narrow QRS)
Atrial extrasystole
ECG pattern
abnormal beat arises from the atrium before the expected sinus beat
Supraventricular tachycardia
cause
Ectopic focus
ECG pattern
Rregular
150-250 BPM
Abnormal P wave shape
treatment
vagal maneuver
Atrial flutter
ECG pattern
Saw-toothed
Atrail rate 250-350 BPM
Atrial fibrillation
ECG pattern
absent P wave
Irregular irregular, of RR wave
Ventricular (wide QRS)
Ventricular tachycardia
cause
ectopic focus
ECG pattern
three or more beats of ventricular origin in succession
Ventricular fibrillation
Cause
several ectopic foci in ventricles
No pattern in ECG
No pulse
Most serious (cause death)
According to the mechanism
Disturbance of impulse formation:
Abnormal sinus rhythms
Sinus Tachycardia
Causes
Physiological
Physical exercise
Pharmacological
Anticholinergic drugs (atropine)
pathological
Thyrotoxicosis, Anaemia
ECG pattern
1:1 P:QRS
Regular
100-200 BPM
Sinus Bradycardia
Causes
Physiological
in athletes, at deep sleep
Pharmacological
Beta blockers
pathological
Hypothyroidism, sick sinus syndrome
ECG pattern
less than 60 BPM
Regular
1:1 P:QRS
Shift of the pacemaker
Disturbance of impulse conduction
Atrioventricular block
First Degree
ECG pattern
1:1 P:QRS
Regular
PR interval > 0.2 sec; > 5 small boxes
Second Degree
Mobitz 1
Cause
AV node abnormality
ECG pattern
Progressive increase in PR interval until one QRS is dropped
Mobitz 2
Cause
bundle of His block
ECG pattern
normal P-R interval
2: 1 or 3: 1 P:QRS
= dropped a beat
Third Degree
ECG pattern
Dissociation between P wave and QRS
Bundle branch block
Right
Left
Pharmacological managment
Antiarrhythmic Drugs
Class I drugs
use
Suppress ventricular arrhythmias
mechanism
Sodium channels blockers
Class II drugs
use
inhibit AV node
mechanism
β-adrenoceptors blockers
example
Propranolol
Class III drugs
mechanism
Prolongs refractory period
K+ channel blocker
example
Amiodarone
Class IV drugs
mechanism
Calcium channel blockers
example
Verapamil
Class V drugs
mechanism
Muscarinic antagonist
example
Adenosine
others
Atropine
mechanism
Anticholinergic drug
use
Increase heart rate in bradycardia and heart blocks
Digitalis
use
Inhibit AV node; treat atrial fibrillation
mechanism
inhibit Na+\K+ pump
shorten the refractory period
Anticoagulant drugs
Heparin
Structure
polysaccharides
water-soluble
safe at pregnancy
Actions & Uses
Increases the activity of antithrombin 3
inhibit factor 5 & Thrombin (f 2)
prophylaxis against deep vein thrombosis
Administration
Intravenously
immediate effect
ER, Post-operation
Metabolism
Heparin is metabolized in the liver by heparinase
excreted in the urine
Adverse effects
Bleeding
Warfarin
Structure
lipid souluble
pass placenta
could cause teratogenicity
Action & uses
inhibit Vitamin K
Inhibit Factors 2,7,9,10
for patients of Artificial Valve or Atrail fibrillation
because congestion can lead to couglation
whose risk for a stroke is high
Administration
orally
Low therapeutic index
100% bioavailability
Adverse Effect
Bleeding
teratogenicity
Clinical Presentation
Palpitation
Definition
Intermittent “pounding,” sensation in the chest.
During rest
Etiology
cardiac (43%)
Cardiac causes
Regular
supraventricular and ventricular tachycardias
Irregular
atrial fibrillation
other causes
tobacco, caffeine, atropine, thyroxine, cocaine
Dizziness
Causes
orthostatic hypotension
cardiac dysrhythmia
medication effects & others
Cardiac mechanism
Insufficient cardiac output
insufficient oxygen to the brain
Thrombosis As An Arrhythmic Complication
Types of Thrombus
Pale Thrombus
Mainly platelet
Cardiac chambers or arteries
Red Thrombus
Fibrin,RBCs, WBCs and platelets
veins
Mixed Thrombus
Alternating layers of platelets + fibrin, RBCs
In heart or aorta
Public health approach to atrial fibrillation
Define the problem
Identify risk and protective factors
congestive heart failure
diabetes mellitus
obesity
alcohol consumption
hypertension
Develop and test prevention strategies
Ensure widespread adoption
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