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heart failure is a complication of...   show
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cardiac arrest:   show
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show no, but cardiac arrest can be from a complication of heart failure  
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show defines heart failure; the % of blood propelled out of the left ventricle with each contraction  
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normal LVEF:   show
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LVEF that indicates heart failure:   show
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show the amount of blood pumped out of the LV per minute  
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show SV x HR  
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show 5000mls/min  
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show -the volume of blood in the heart at the end of diastole (EDV) -amount of blood returning to heart from the body per beat  
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show an increase in SV  
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afterload:   show
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increased afterload reduces...   show
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show the volume of blood pumped out of the LV during each systolic contraction  
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heart rate:   show
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show things that affect the force of contraction, is influenced by amount of calcium available  
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show -calcium and SNS -Digitalis  
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show things that affect HR  
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show digitalis and beta blockers  
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positive chronotropic agents (2):   show
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hydrostatic pressure:   show
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show pulls fluid from the interstitial and intracellular spaces back into the capillary  
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explain RAAS:   show
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show -adrenal release of aldosterone -ventricular remodeling -vasoconstriction  
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show atria senses too much fluid  
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BNP is released when...   show
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show -stimulates diuresis -blocks renin and aldosterone release -vasodilates  
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show TNF alpha  
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show -HTN -CAD -angina -MI -mitral valvular disease -aortic valvular disease  
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causes of right-sided ventricular heart failure (9):   show
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cardiomyopathy:   show
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show myocardial fibrosis due to CAD or MI  
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dilated cardiomyopathy:   show
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show ventricle is restricted and unable to fill during diastole due to myocardial fibrosis or pericardial effusion  
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show -septum in LV hypertrophies and stiffens due to genetics or chronic HTN -obstructs blood flow out of the heart  
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acute heart failure:   show
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chronic heart failure:   show
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systolic heart failure:   show
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what EF value indicates systolic heart failure?   show
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HFpEF (diastolic) heart failure:   show
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show EF can be normal because the EDV is reduced  
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what EF value indicates diastolic heart failure?   show
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why is the EF value for diastolic heart failure high?   show
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all types of heart failure result in... (2)   show
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high output heart failure:   show
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show heart is unable to pump out an appropriate amount of blood to tissues and lungs  
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show damage to the heart (i.e. MI), preventing adequate pressure generation  
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diastolic LVFH occurs from...   show
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how do backward effects of LVFH occur?   show
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how to forward effects of LVFH occur?   show
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how does body compensate for forward effects of LVHF?   show
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show fluid backup from our right ventricle to the right atrium and then backup in the vena cavas and the rest of our body  
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show -dyspnea -orthopnea -paroxysmal nocturnal disease -cough -frothy sputum -crackles heard in lungs  
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forward effects of LVHF (7):   show
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backward effects of RVHF (8):   show
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a weight gain of __-__ pounds in 1 week is concerning for a heart failure patient   show
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show -elevated BNP -echocardiogram -EKG -diluted electrolytes from fluid retention -CXR -weight gain  
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show -presence of LVEF -presence of valvular disorders -size of heart chambers  
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show -hyperthyroidism -anemia -obesity -sepsis  
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show RVHF  
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show cor pulmonale  
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show low  
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HFrEF (systolic) heart failure:   show
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