31 Congenital Heart Disease
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[_](central vs peripheral cyanosis. 5T's of central cyanosis)..
central cyanosis: seen in congenital heart disease in babies
warm extremities: perfused with warm blood, just not enough O2
5 T's
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pic: aorta shifted to right, override ventricular septum with VSD, thick RV walls, stenotic PV
all abnormalities caused by infundibulum/conus arteriosus "monology of fallot"
pic: white infundibulum moving towards RV, dragging aorta with it to cause aorta to override RV, also creating VSD
restricts flow of pulmonary artery
deoxygenated blood diverted away from lung to LV and systemic circulation
pink tets: mild obstruction, less cyanosis
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boot shaped heart
hypertrophic RV and apex misplaced
knit femoral arteries when squatting
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normally truncus divides into aorta or PA
persists = common trunk
mixing of blood = cyanosis
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switched aorta and PA
relative position normal
D transposition
VSD: allow RV/LV mix
PDA: allow Ao PA mix
rare variant
RV fail from not being able to take aorta pressure
transposition most common
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only case to be compatible with life
2 shunts to allow blood flow
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mixed blood with low O2, cyanosis
[_](Ebstein's is, characteristics, cause, EKG)..
cyanosis and HF from tricuspid regurge
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in utero not a problem
VSD: allows blood to exit ventricle
keeps connection open
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arteriosus: form outflow of LV and RV
classic: DiGeorge, develop any conotruncal problems
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preductal: before ductus arteriosus insertion
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DA supplying lower body = no need for collateral vessel development in womb
cyanosis: blood bypass lung via DA and to lower extremities
all blood has to go through narrowing
baby into heart failure/shock in day 2 of life
narrowing of aorta usually in thoracic region
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good: no HF in babies
bad: asymptomatic until adult
delay between when feel brachial vs femoral pulse
young person with htn
rarely, poor blood flow to lower body: pain/ischemia with walking
xray: aortic knob and below
not flushed in upper extremities or cyanotic in lower extremities because of autoregulation
endovascular infection: infection inside vascular tree
endocarditis: heart valves
endarteritis: artery
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coarctation part of a bigger problem of vasculature