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Stenosis vs. Regurgitation *Stenosis* •narrowing of valve or artery *Regurgitation* •backflow of blood into atria during ventricular systole Bipolar Comorbidities •anxiety •ADHD •personality disorder •CVD •DM2 •family hx •drug use •high stress •major life-alt...

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NUR 206 Exam 3 Study Guide with complete
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Stenosis vs. Regurgitation
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•narrowing of valve or artery i.- i.- i.- i.-




*Regurgitation*
•backflow of blood into atria during ventricular systole
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Bipolar Comorbidities
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•ADHD
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•CVD
•DM2
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•drug usei.-




•high stress
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•major life-altering event
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Bipolar Cyclical Features
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•4 episodes w/in 1 year w/ >2mo of partial or full remission
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*Cyclothymic Disorder* i.-

,•when pts sustain ≥ 2 years of chronic fluctuating mood disturbance
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Conditions that Lead to Valvular Heart Disease
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•valvular stenosis i.-




•valvular insufficiency i.-




•HTN
•age
•atherosclerosis
•infection
•MI


Clinical Manifestations of Valvular Heart Disease
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(mitral/aortic)
•weakness/lightheadedness (mitral/aortic) i.-




•chest discomfort (any?)
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•edema of LE (tricuspid/pulmonic)
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•palpitations (any?) i.-




•rapid weight gain (tricuspid/pulmonic)
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Cardiomyopathy i.-i.- i.- •disease that affects heart muscle's ability to
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pump effectively
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,•primary abnormality of heart muscle that affects it's structural or
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functional characteristics i.-




Dilated Cardiomyopathy
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•inherited (1/3) i.-




•chemical exposure i.-




•common occurrence in 20-60 yo i.- i.- i.- i.-




•men > women
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•muscle becomes thinner and weaker as it dilates
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•SOB, fatigue, LE edema, JVD
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Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM) i.- i.- i.-i.- i.- •↓ compliance of LV and
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hypertrophy
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•also sec to HTN
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•muscle mass enlarges, leading to small LV volume
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•septal hypertrophy may inhibit outflow
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Restrictive Cardiomyopathy (RCM) •rigid ventricular walls that
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restrict heart's ability to stretch and fill w/ blood
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•usually acquired as result of amyloidosis (build up of protein)
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•↓ compliance (expansion)
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•diastolic dysfunction and HF i.- i.- i.-

, Arrythmogenic Right Ventricular Dysplasia (ARVD) i.-•↑ risk of i.- i.- i.- i.-i.- i.- i.- i.- i.-



ventricular dysrhythmias sec to thickening of cardiac muscle
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•usually hereditary
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•can cause sudden cardiac death in young adults and athletes
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Unclassified Cardiomyopathy i.- i.-i.- i.- •peripartum cardiomyopathy (PPCM) i.- i.-




•rare but serious
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•usually seen in last months of pregnancy or up to 5 months PP
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•risk factors = multiple pregnancies, obesity, poor nutrition, HTN, some
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meds


Valvular Heart Disease Treatment and Interventions
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•BB
•ACE inhibitors
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•nitrates
•diuretics
•calcium channel blockers
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•statins
•hydrazeline
*Interventions*
•low Na+ diet
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