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most prevalent in cerebral vascular Ischemic
disease
symptoms of carotid artery and hemiparesis, vision field deficits, ataxia, Babinski, speech difficulties, headache
vertebrobasilar occlusions
loss of vision - amaurosis fugax Carotid Artery Occlusion
(someone pulled the shades down),
ipsilateral eye/brain, weakness of
contralateral face/limb, changes in
language, speech, cognition and
behavior
A complex clinical syndrome that results Heart Failure
from any Structural or Functional
Impairment of Ventricular filling or
ejection of blood
Cardinal Manifestations of Heart Failure Dyspnea, Fatigue, Fluid Retention
Most patients have heart impaired LEFT VENTRICULAR myocardial function
failure symptoms due to
Most common reason for CHF impaired Left Ventricular function
impairment in the ability of the ventricle Systolic Heart Failure
to contract/eject blood, leads to
heart failure
how well the heart contracts systolic function
a measure of systolic function Ejection Fraction
EF = Diastole - Systole = %EF
Left EF <___ is abnormal <45% is abnormal
how well the ventricles can receive blood Diastolic function
stiff or impaired filling/relaxation of Diastolic heart failure
ventricle
Change in size, geometry, function of Ventricular Remodeling
heart after injury
increased volume dilation
increased mass hypertropy
Meds the prevent and reverse remodeling ACE and Beta Blockers
Stages of Heart Failure A, B, C, D
Stage A - lifestyle and ACE/ARB, Statin
high risk for developing HF
have risk factors - HTN, DM, CAD, Family Hx
asymptomatic HF, structural evidence Stage B - ACE,/ARB and Beta Blocker
without symptoms
may have had an MI, valve disease, LV
systolic dysfunction
Symptomatic Heart Failure - known Stage C - ADD ALDOSTERONE ANGTAGONIST/diuretic, maybe hydralazine, dig,
structural disease ACE/ARB, CRT, ICD, revascularize
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