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Concept Map: Heart Failure Types, Evaluation and Treatment, Schemes and Mind Maps of Cardiology

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heart failure
Types
Heart
failure with
preserved ejection
fraction
DIASTOLIC
heart failure
with reduced ejection
fraction EF <50%
SYSTOLIC
Acute
decompensatio
n heart failure
high output heart failure
acute heart failure
right heart fialure
aetiology
Coronary heart disease
ciggarette smoking
Hypertension
obesity
Diabetes
Valvular heart disease
evaluation
Ischae
mic
cardio
myopat
hy,
dilated,
valvulo
pathy,
hyperte
nsion. dilated cardiomyopathy idiopathic, myocarditis,
ischaemic heart disease,
infultrative disease
EF >50% Ischaemic cardiomyopathy, Htn, valvulopathy, (not dilated),
anything that stops the heart relaxing, like HOCM, infultrative
diseases like amyloidosis and sarcoidosis, restrictive pericarditis.
Pulmonary oedema,
peripheral oedema,
type one respiratory
failure
causes: AMI, acute valvular regurgiation, myocarditis, arrythmia.
normal pumping heart
cannot meet the damands
of the tissues
anaemia, thyrotoxicosis, pregnancy
causes: RCA disease inferior MI, amyloidosis, increased
afterload: pulmonary hypertension, primary or secondary due to
LV failure, pulmonary valve stenosis, PE.
non-compliance with fluid balance, dont take diuretics and eat
salt
AF can worsen it
Infections, like pneumonia
PE
Anaemia
History
examination
Is this heart failure, ddx inc COPD
and other causes of fluid overload.
How bad is the heat failure
What is the cause of the heart failure
Whats making this worse
peripheral oedema, pulsatile liver, GIT
symptoms, nausea, indigestion.
right heart failure
dysopnea, orthopnea, PND, end organ
perfusion symptoms like fatigue, renal symptoms like nocturia
inthe early stages and then oliguria. cerebral symptoms like
confusion memory impairment or anxiety. angina is common
from ischaemic heart disease. palpitations.
Left heart failure
NYHA heat criteria. 4 classes. 1 no limitation, 2 slight limitation, 3
symptoms on minimil exertion, and class 4 SOB at rest (high 4
year mortality of 64%)
start with general inspection SOB, BMI, swelling, change in colour jaundice, cyanosis or
pallor, pulse resting sinus tachycardia, weak rapid and thready,
AF common in failure. narrow pulse pressure.
JVP: elevated , kausmalls sign JVP goes high when breathing in
due to right ventrcular failure.
Apex beat: displaced to the lateral side.
murmurs: valvulopathy causing heart failure. S3 gallop rhythm in
reduced ejection fraction heart failure after S2 heaps of blood left
in ventricle and causes the 3rd sound. during diastole.
Lungs: crepitations, coarse creps. pleural effusion: stony dull to
percussion can be caused by right heart failure.
Abdomen: tircuspid regurgitation causing liver to be tender adn
pulsatile and can cuase the JVP to increase (hepato jugular reflux)
oedema: in legs, scrotum, ascites, sacral.
peripheral: vasoconstriction, pallor and diaphoresis.
investigations
signs of ischaemia, sinus tachy or AFECG
FBE WCC decomp heart failure, UnE:
hyponatraemia, renal failure acute recomp and assess organ
dysfunction, also need baseline electrolytes, LFTs for RHF,
lactate: indicator of end organ ischaemia, BNP: B type
naturietic peptide from increased wall tension in the artia.
bloods
: differentiate between respa nd cardiac cause. size of
the heart is more than 50% of the chest. interstitial oedema
kerly b lines, peribrnchial cuffing, hazy contour of vessels,
,fluid in the horisotal fissure. air bronchograms, cotton wall
appearance. upper lobe diversion.
CXR
identify the cause and severity of heart fialure.
distinguish between systolic and diastolic. 50-70% EF is
normal. <40 % EF if heart fialure.
ECHO
ultrasound of the vena cava, cardiopulmonary exercise
testing, cardiac biopsy, cardiac MRI.
treatment
symptomatic management
morbidity and mortality
correct systemic facotrs: diabetes, thyrid, anaemia and
arrythmias
lifestyle factors: exercise
Durg review
treat the underlying cause
refractory treatment: LVAD
Smoking cessation, alcohol restriction, salt restriction, weight
loss, daily weights and fluid balance
sodium and water retention, negative
ionotrppy and direct cardiac toxicity.
NSAIDS, anti arrythmics because neg ionotropes, calcium
channel blockers because of neg ionotropic (amlodipine),
chemotherapic agents.
: increased haemodynalic load, aim to decrease
the pre and afterload in heart failure. B blockers, ARBS, ACE
inhibitrs,. and diuretics.
hypertension
: need revascularisationreno vascular stenosis
: MI = dyskenetic wall, and or
ischaemic dysfunction hybernating myocardium. can
revascularise with stents or CABG. pacemakers.
ischaemic heart disease
: repair.valvular disease
diuretics loop is best but thiazides can be used, positive
ionoprope (digoxin) beta blockers, ACEi and ARBs.
digoxin has no survival benefit only symptomatic, diuretics, B
blockers dont start when acute decomp, ace and arbs block
RAAS for fluid overload, hydralisine and nitrates (vasodilators),
spironolactone.
decrease fluid , then ACEi or ARB,
then B blocker, then when optimised can use the other stuff.
reduces hospitalisation.
acute decompensation
decrease the stimulation of the SNS on the
heart. catecholamine are toxic to the heart. the old school
ones were not as good. beta blockers secletion is important.
carbenelol, mesoprolol, lebetolol, metoprolol (slow release)
are the cardioselective ones. survival benefit is increased
when used wih ACEi. contraindicated in asthma, bradycardia
an hypotension and AV block, resting limb ischaemia.
beta blockers
ARBs: useful for those with ACEi cough. end with SARTAN
hydralazine and nitrates: increase vasodilation decrease pre
adn afterload. optimum starling forces on the heart.
digoxin: doesnt reduce mortality, controls symptoms, positive
ionotrope, controls symptoms, reduced hospitalisation, used
as rate control in AF, if they have low BP thenits a good
option.
statins: stops the atherosclerotic process. worsen dementia.
also myalgia side effects.
leads to positive ionopropic effect. and non- dihydro
piridines (non- vasoselective) negative ionopropic. verapimil
and diltiazam might not make better.
vasoselective calcium channel blockers: di hydro
piridine
amlodipine
felodipine
isradipine
nicardipine
nifedipine
nimodipine
nitrendipine
Diuretic
s,
vasodil
ators,p
ositive
ionopro
phic
drugs.
basic
princip
les:
IF ivabridine, SA node blockertachycardiac at rest

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heart failure

Types

Heart failure with preserved ejection fraction

DIASTOLIC

heart failure with reduced ejection fraction EF <50%

SYSTOLIC

Acute decompensatio n heart failure

high output heart failure

acute heart failure

right heart fialure

aetiology

Coronary heart disease

ciggarette smoking

Hypertension

obesity

Diabetes

Valvular heart disease

evaluation

Ischae mic cardio myopat hy, dilated, valvulo pathy, hyperte nsion. dilated cardiomyopathy^ idiopathic, myocarditis, ischaemic heart disease, infultrative disease

EF >50% (^) Ischaemic cardiomyopathy, Htn, valvulopathy, (not dilated), anything that stops the heart relaxing, like HOCM, infultrative diseases like amyloidosis and sarcoidosis, restrictive pericarditis.

Pulmonary oedema, peripheral oedema, type one respiratory failure causes: AMI, acute valvular regurgiation, myocarditis, arrythmia.

normal pumping heart cannot meet the damands of the tissues anaemia, thyrotoxicosis, pregnancy

causes: RCA disease inferior MI, amyloidosis, increased afterload: pulmonary hypertension, primary or secondary due to LV failure, pulmonary valve stenosis, PE.

non-compliance with fluid balance, dont take diuretics and eat salt

AF can worsen it

Infections, like pneumonia

PE

Anaemia

History

examination

Is this heart failure, ddx inc COPD and other causes of fluid overload.

How bad is the heat failure

What is the cause of the heart failure

Whats making this worse

peripheral oedema, pulsatile liver, GIT symptoms, nausea, indigestion.

right heart failure

dysopnea, orthopnea, PND, end organ perfusion symptoms like fatigue, renal symptoms like nocturia inthe early stages and then oliguria. cerebral symptoms like confusion memory impairment or anxiety. angina is common from ischaemic heart disease. palpitations.

Left heart failure

NYHA heat criteria. 4 classes. 1 no limitation, 2 slight limitation, 3 symptoms on minimil exertion, and class 4 SOB at rest (high 4 year mortality of 64%)

start with general inspection (^) SOB, BMI, swelling, change in colour jaundice, cyanosis or pallor, pulse resting sinus tachycardia, weak rapid and thready, AF common in failure. narrow pulse pressure. JVP: elevated , kausmalls sign JVP goes high when breathing in due to right ventrcular failure.

Apex beat: displaced to the lateral side.

murmurs: valvulopathy causing heart failure. S3 gallop rhythm in reduced ejection fraction heart failure after S2 heaps of blood left in ventricle and causes the 3rd sound. during diastole.

Lungs: crepitations, coarse creps. pleural effusion: stony dull to percussion can be caused by right heart failure.

Abdomen: tircuspid regurgitation causing liver to be tender adn pulsatile and can cuase the JVP to increase (hepato jugular reflux)

oedema: in legs, scrotum, ascites, sacral.

peripheral: vasoconstriction, pallor and diaphoresis.

investigations

ECG signs of ischaemia, sinus tachy or AF

FBE WCC decomp heart failure, UnE: hyponatraemia, renal failure acute recomp and assess organ dysfunction, also need baseline electrolytes, LFTs for RHF, lactate: indicator of end organ ischaemia, BNP: B type naturietic peptide from increased wall tension in the artia.

bloods

: differentiate between respa nd cardiac cause. size of the heart is more than 50% of the chest. interstitial oedema kerly b lines, peribrnchial cuffing, hazy contour of vessels, ,fluid in the horisotal fissure. air bronchograms, cotton wall appearance. upper lobe diversion.

CXR

identify the cause and severity of heart fialure. distinguish between systolic and diastolic. 50-70% EF is normal. <40 % EF if heart fialure.

ECHO

ultrasound of the vena cava, cardiopulmonary exercise testing, cardiac biopsy, cardiac MRI.

treatment

symptomatic management

morbidity and mortality

correct systemic facotrs: diabetes, thyrid, anaemia and arrythmias

lifestyle factors: exercise

Durg review

treat the underlying cause

refractory treatment: LVAD

Smoking cessation, alcohol restriction, salt restriction, weight loss, daily weights and fluid balance

sodium and water retention, negative NSAIDS, anti arrythmics because neg ionotropes, calcium ionotrppy and direct cardiac toxicity. channel blockers because of neg ionotropic (amlodipine), chemotherapic agents.

: increased haemodynalic load, aim to decrease the pre and afterload in heart failure. B blockers, ARBS, ACE inhibitrs,. and diuretics.

hypertension

reno vascular stenosis : need revascularisation

: MI = dyskenetic wall, and or ischaemic dysfunction hybernating myocardium. can revascularise with stents or CABG. pacemakers.

ischaemic heart disease

valvular disease : repair.

diuretics loop is best but thiazides can be used, positive ionoprope (digoxin) beta blockers, ACEi and ARBs.

digoxin has no survival benefit only symptomatic, diuretics, B blockers dont start when acute decomp, ace and arbs block RAAS for fluid overload, hydralisine and nitrates (vasodilators), spironolactone.

decrease fluid , then ACEi or ARB, then B blocker, then when optimised can use the other stuff. reduces hospitalisation.

acute decompensation

decrease the stimulation of the SNS on the heart. catecholamine are toxic to the heart. the old school ones were not as good. beta blockers secletion is important. carbenelol, mesoprolol, lebetolol, metoprolol (slow release) are the cardioselective ones. survival benefit is increased when used wih ACEi. contraindicated in asthma, bradycardia an hypotension and AV block, resting limb ischaemia.

beta blockers

ARBs: useful for those with ACEi cough. end with SARTAN

hydralazine and nitrates: increase vasodilation decrease pre adn afterload. optimum starling forces on the heart.

digoxin: doesnt reduce mortality, controls symptoms, positive ionotrope, controls symptoms, reduced hospitalisation, used as rate control in AF, if they have low BP thenits a good option.

statins: stops the atherosclerotic process. worsen dementia. also myalgia side effects.

leads to positive ionopropic effect. and non- dihydro piridines (non- vasoselective) negative ionopropic. verapimil and diltiazam might not make better.

vasoselective calcium channel blockers: di hydro piridine

amlodipine

felodipine

isradipine

nicardipine

nifedipine

nimodipine

nitrendipine

Diuretic s, vasodil ators,p ositive ionopro phic drugs.

basic princip les:

IF tachycardiac at rest ivabridine, SA node blocker