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What is the importance of jugular venous pressure? - correct answer. This is an essential clinical sign that reflects patient filling status and is essential to detect for fluid management.
How can we eval...
Essential Revision Notes For MRCP
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What is the importance of jugular venous pressure? - correct answer. This is an
essential clinical sign that reflects patient filling status and is essential to detect for fluid
management.
How can we evaluate fluid management? - correct answer. Assessing jugular
venous level.
What does the jugular venous pressure reflect? - correct answer. The jugular
venous pressure reflects high atrial pressure, and in healthy individuals at 45 is 3 cm in
vertical height above the sternal angle (the angle of Louis, the manubristernal junction)
What is the jugular venous pressure in normal individual? - correct answer. in
healthy individuals at degree 45 is 3 cm in vertical height above the sternal angle (the
angle of Louis, the manubristernal junction)
What is the other name of the sternal angle? - correct answer. the angle of Louis,
the manubristernal junction
How is inspiration affects the jugular venous pressure? - correct answer. Inspiration
generates negative intrathoracic pressure and a suction of venous blood towards heart,
causing the JVP to fall.
What are the normal waves in the JVP? - correct answer. a wave
c wave
x descent
v wave
y descent
,What are the characteristics of the a wave? - correct answer. The a wave
Due to atrial contraction--actively pushes up superior vena cava (SVC) and into the
right ventricles (may cause an audible S4)
What is the cause of the a wave? - correct answer. Due to atrial contraction--actively
pushes superior vena cava (SVC) and into the right ventricles (may cause an audible
S4)
What is happening in the SVC with the atrial contraction? - correct answer. Superior
vena cava is pushed up.
Which heart sound is associated with a wave? - correct answer. may cause an
audible S4
What are the pathological changes in the a wave? - correct answer. Absent, Large,
and Cannon
What are the causes of Absent a wave? - correct answer. Atrial fibrillation...no co-
ordinated contraction.
What are the causes of large a wave? - correct answer. Tricuspid stenosis.
Right heart failure.
Pulmonary hypertension.
What is the relationship between increase pulmonary artery pressure and a wave? -
correct answer. Large a wave is associated with pulmonary hypertension.
What is the valvular lesions associated with increased a wave? - correct answer.
High a wave is associated with tricuspid stenosis.
What is the change of a wave in patient with right sided heart failure? - correct answer.
Raised JVP with normal or large a wave.
What is the cause of Cannon a wave - correct answer. Cannon.
Caused by atrioventricular dissociation-allowing the atria and ventricles to contract at
same time.
What is the meaning of atrioventricular dissociation - correct answer. Caused by
atrioventricular dissociation-allowing the atria and ventricles to contract at same time.
What are the causes of the Cannon a wave - correct answer. Atrial flutter and atrial
tachycardia.
Third degree (complete) heart block.
Ventricular tachycardia and ventricular ectopics.
, Which atrial arrhythmia causes Cannon a waves - correct answer. Atrial flutter and
atrial tachycardia.
Which degree of heart block causes Cannon a wave - correct answer. Third degree
(complete) heart block.
Which ventricular arrhythmia causes cannon a wave - correct answer. Ventricular
tachycardia and ventricular ectopics
What is the association between the heart rate and Cannon a wave - correct answer.
increased as in Atrial flutter, atrial tachycardia, and Ventricular tachycardia.
What are the characteristics of the C wave? - correct answer. The C wave
An invisible flicker in the x descent due to closure of the tricuspid valve, before the start
of ventricular systole.
What is the relationship between C wave and X descent? - correct answer. An
invisible flicker in the x descent
What is the cause of C wave - correct answer. Closure of the tricuspid valve
What is the timing of the C wave - correct answer. before the start of ventricular
systole.
What are the characteristics of the X descent - correct answer. The X descent
Downward movement of the heart causing atrial stretch and a drop in pressure.
What is the effect of X descent in the position of the heart? - correct answer.
Downward movement of the heart
What is the effect of the X descent on the atrium - correct answer. causing atrial
stretch
What is the effect of the X descent on the Atrial pressure - correct answer. a drop in
pressure.
What are the pathological change in the X descent - correct answer. Steep--
Tamponade and cardiac constriction
If steep X descent only, then tamponade.
What is the effect of tampnade and cardiac constriction - correct answer. Kaussmaul
sign and descent in the X descent
What is the cause of steep X descent only - correct answer. If steep X descent only,
then tamponade.
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