Peds E1 random questions pt. 3 cardio

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maternal use of which drug is linked to Ebstein anomaly of the tricuspid?

lithium

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what is the most important for eval of CHD in children?

echo

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premature close of the foramen ovale can lead to what syndrome?

hypoplastic left heart syndrome

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what infections are risk factors for congenital heart disease?

TORCHES CLAP

Toxoplasmosis

Other (Zika)

Rubella

Cytomegalovirus

Herpes simplex

Enterovirus

Syphilis

Chicken pox

Lyme disease

AIDS/HIV

Parvovirus

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what is the most common overall CHD lesion?

VSD

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what is the most common valvular CHD lesion?

bicuspid aortic valve

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what are the acyanotic heart defects?

ASD

VSD

PDA

coarctation of aorta

AS

PS

AV canal defect

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acyanotic heart defects have a __________ systemic arterial saturation

normal

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what causes the RV and pulm artery to have twice as much flow during VSD?

LV sends as much blood through the VSD as into the aorta --> RVH

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what heart defect is common in Down syndrome patients?

ASD

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most hemodynamic problems associated with AV canal defect are caused by what?

VSD

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how do symptoms of PDA vary?

small size at birth = may have no s/sx

large size at birth = can cause signs of HF soon after

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which defect has a continuous machinery like murmur?

PDA

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what treatment can be used for PDA?

indomethacin/ibuprofen --> block prostaglandins that keep PDA open

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which defect may present with bounding peripheral pulses and a wide pulse pressure?

PDA

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what is the AS triad?

exertional syncope

angina

dyspnea

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which heart defect may be a complicating feature of a more complex underlying cyanotic heart defect?

CoA

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what is the key feature of a cyanotic heart defect?

R-->L shunt

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which defects are cyanotic?

ToF

TGV

Truncus arteriosus

tricuspid atresia

TAPVCM

hypoplastic left heart syndrome

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if a pt has bounding radial pulses and diminished/absent femoral pulses, what should you suspect?

CoA

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what are the 4 components of Tetralogy of Fallot (ToF)?

PROV:

Pulmonary stenosis

RVH

Overriding aorta

VSD

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what are 'tet spells'?

hypoxic episodes/thromboembolism/squatting to decrease SVR/polycythemia

caused by increased R-->L shunt during acute episode by shunting deoxygenated blood through VSD to the left side

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what is seen on CXR in a pt with ToF?

boot shaped heart from RVH and upward tilt of apex

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what is the most common congenital heart defect presenting in cyanosis in the first week of life?

Transposition of the great vessels --> ductal dependent

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which heart defect results in "snowman" appearance on CXR?

TAPVC

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which cardiac conditions are associated with down syndrome?

AV canal

AV septal defect

ASD

VSD

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which cardiac conditions are associated with Marfan syndrome?

aortic root dilation/dissection

MVP

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what is a complication of longstanding and uncorrected congenital heart anomalies that produce L-->R shunting?

Eisenmenger's syndrome

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what cardiac anomalies are associated with Eisenmeger's syndrome?

VSD

ASD

TA

TOGA

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what symptoms are associated with pediatric pulm HTN?

sx consistent w/ low CO:

- poor appetite

- poor growth

- N/V

- lethargy

- sweating

- tachypnea

- tachycardia

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what is the gold standard for dx of pulm HTN?

cardiac cath

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in which dx is a bifid uvula a common finding?

loeys-Dietz syndrome

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what is the MC cause of syncope in children?

vasovagal syncope

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what is the leading cause of acquired heart disease in children?

Kawasaki disease

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if a peds pt presents with persistent fever of 102.5 x6 days and diffuse rash and strawberry tongue, what should you suspect?

kawasaki disease

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what cardiac manifestation is common in those with kawasaki disease?

coronary artery aneurysm

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what is the etiology of viral myocarditis?

coxsackie B, echovirus MC

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what infection is an immune rxn to untreated GABHS infection?

Rheumatic HD