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tx for a flutter and a fib (long)
stable = non-di CCB or BB
unstable = TEE and synch cardioversion
afib if <48 hours → anticoag
PSVT tx
narrow tachy = vagal maneuvers → IV adenosine
wide tachy = antiarrhythmic (class I/III), IV procain if WPW
unstable: synch cardioversion
def tx: catheter ablation
WPW syndrome dx
delta wave
short pr interval
wide QRS
tx for WAP and MAT
non-di CCB
premature ventriuclar complex sx tx
sx tx = BB
ventricular tachycardia tx
stable: IV amiodarone or procainamide
unstable: synch cardio
pulseless: unsynch cardio
chronic: BB
v fib tx
unsynch cardio (defib) + CPR
burgada syndrome tx
ICD
procainamide and quinidine both cause what SE
lupus like syndrome
BB block _
signs of hypoglycemia
amiodarone SE
pulm fibrosis
thyroidisdisorder
hepatotoxicity
CCB SE
peripheral edema
verpamil SE
constipation (antimuscarinic)
digitalis toxicity
hyperkalemia
GI sx
yellow green vision
bradycardia
adenosine is used for
PSVT
amiodarone is for
wide tachycardia (stable)
think m is more wide than d?
statin SE
muscle**, liver, renal, glucose problems
myopathy
rhabdo
hepatotoxicity (reduce dose)
renal impairment
hyperglycemia
statin CI
pregnancy
ezetimibe SE
INC liver levels
nicotinic acid SE
INC prostaglandins
BAS SE
GI
prolong PT/INR
INC TG
most effective agent at reducing LDL
PCKS9 inhibitors (alirocumab and evolocumab)
fibrates SE
gallstones
salicylates SE
reye syndrome
ototoxicity
respiraotry alkalosis
ranolazine CI
QT prolongation
mineralcortoid receptor antagonist (MRA) SE
hyperkalemia
gynecomastia (blocks testosterone)
eplernone has low endocrine risk
loop diuretic SE
hyperglycemia
hyperuricemia
HCTZ SE
INC glucose, lipids, uric acid, calcium
SGLT SE
hypotension
UTI
GI
SGLT2 CI
DM
hypotension
URI
stable angina tx + definitive tx
BB, sublingual nitor, ASA, statin
definitive: angioplasty, bypass
nitro CI
hypotension
PDE-5
right ventricular infarction
ASA SE gives you an INC risk of?
INC risk of bleeding
renal injury
→ clopidogrel instead
gold standard for CAD
coronary angiography
UA/NSTEMI tx and what do you NOT give
ASA, nitro, anticoag (unfrac heparin), BB, dual antiplt (ASA + clopidogrel)
NO FIBROLINOLYTICS
STEMI TX
ASA, nitro, anticoag, BB, antiplt, reperfusion (PCI, CABG)
long term = ACEI
inferior/posterior STEMI tx
ASA, fluid, anticoag, dual antiplt, reperfusion
no nitro, morphine, CCB
Anterior MI
V1-V4 ST elevation, LAD or V1 and V2 elevation, proximal LAD
lateral MI
I, aVL, V5-6: circumflex
anterolateral MI
I, aVL, V4-v6: mid LAD, CFX, or L main
Inferior wall
II, III, avF - RCA
Posterior wall and artery
St depression V1 and V2 - RCA or CFX
most common sx LHF
dyspnea
most common cause of LHF
coronary artery disease
most common cause RHF
LHF
HFrEF tx
reduce sodium and fluids
ACEi, BB, MRA, SGLT2
dx of choice for HF
echo

2n1s congestive heart failure
kerley b lines
butterfly appearance
high BNP
cardiomegaly
dilatd cardiomyopathy PE
lateral displacement of PMI
positive fluid test
S3 gallop
myocarditis tx
supportive
#1 cause of myocarditis
idiopathic
restrictive cardiomyopathy cause
infiltrative disease (amyloidosis, sarcoid, hemochromatosis)
pt has INC JVD with inspiration. this is? seen in?
kussmauls
restrictive cardiomyopathy
hypertrophic cardiomyopathy sx 2n1s
S4 gallop
pulses bisferiens (bisphastic pulse)
DEC in murmur intense when INC veinous return
tx for HOCM
bb
hypertensive emergency tx
IV BP meds
encephalopathy/stroke → nicardipine/labetolol
aortic dissection tx if no complications
BB
ACS tx
nitro, BB
AHF tx
nitro, furosemide
aortic stenosis and mitral stenosis #1 sx
exertional dyspnea
aortic stenosis TOC
aortic valve replacement
cause of aortic regurg
endocarditis
aortic dissection
#1 cause of mitral stenosis
rheumatic heart disease
tx for mitral stenosis
balloon valvuloplasty
cause of mitral regurg
MVP
midsystolic click at apex = what + tx
MVP
(give BB only if sx)
graham steel murmur (high pitched decrescendo diastolic murmur LSB) makes you think?
pulm regurg
opening snap and inc in intensity with inspiratoin
tricuspid stenosis
“snap = stenosis”
triCUSpid sounds like a snap
carvall’s sign
INC murmur with inspiration
tricsupid regurg
tx of pericarditis
high dose NSAID and ASA w/ colchicine
refractory = sterid
dressler syndrome tx
ASA and colchicine
NO NSAID
pericardial knock makes you think
constrictive pericarditis
#1 RF for aortic dissection
HTN
tx for aortic dissection
surgery
IV BB only if acute descending dissection no complications
#1 sx of peripheral artery disease
claudicatino
tx of acute limb ischemia
supportive
if threatened → IV heparin
#1 RF for AAA
smoking
dx for AAA
CT with IV contrast (stable)
bedside U/S (unstable)
tx of AAA
immediate surgery
ASD dx
cardiomegaly
GS = echo
A = splits, split S2
continuous machinery murmur, wide pulse pressure
PDA
tx for PDA
IV indomethacin
(think indo = “indoors” = do PDA inside)
GS of CoA
angiogram

2n1s CoA
rib notching
bilateral claudication
systolic murmur radiates to back
CoA tx
ballon angioplasty
prostagalndin
surgery
2n1s tetralogy of fallot
boot shaped heart (RVH = big heart)
pulmonary stenosis
tet spels

transplantation of great arteries 2n1s
“egg on string” appearance, cardiomegaly
single S2
VSD tx
observation
if sx → close
DVT cause
surgery, genetics
macular degeneration
waviness in central vision
drusen
amaurosis fugax is assoc with
giant cell arteritis
PMR
tx of GCA
IV methylprednisolone
(HIGH DOSE corticosteroids) → then later you can do oral prednisone
corneal abrasian dx
slit lamp → fluorescin staining
corneal abrasian tx
test visual acuity*
erythomycin ointment!
orbital cellulitis 2n1s
limitation/pain with eye movement
orbital cellulitis tx
IV vanco and ceftriaxone
SCC RF
tobacco
otitis media tx
amoxicillin**/augmentin
if delayed/allergic rxn → azi, clarithro, or clinda
2nd line = cefdinir
bullous myringitis cause
strep neu
sialadenitis cause
staph aureus