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Heart Failure
Heart FailureIt is the pethophysiological process in which the heart as a pump is unable to meet the metabolic requirement of tissues for oxygen
End result is fluid retention
C.O.
Activation of SNS
HR
Renal blood flow
Renin angiotensin system activation
V.C.
Salt & water retention
V.C.
CAUSES1. Vascular 2. Valvular3. Cardiomyopathy4. Congenital heart disease 5. Hypertension 6. Cardiac arrhythmia7. Infective8. Infiltrative disease of heart
Precipitating factors1. Increase demand
Anaemia Fever Infection Salt intake Thyrotoxicosis Pregnancy
2. Arrhythmia 3. Alcohol Ingestion4. Thiamine Deficiency5. Uncontrolled HTN6. Drugs
Beta adrenergic blockers Salt retaining drugs e.g. steroids, NSAIDS
Classifying Heart Failure1. RHF v/s LHF 2. Low output v/s High
output 3. Acute v/s Chronic 4. Systolic v/s Diastolic 5. Forward v/s Backward
Pathophysiology Left heart failure
failure of forward flow from LV into the aorta leads to LV pressure . This pressure is transmitted to LA/ P. vein.
pressure in pulmonary capillaries Exudation of fluid in alveolar
air sac
dyspnoea In sufficient blood pumped into aorta leads to hypotension & poor perfusion & oxygenation
PathophysiologyRight heart failure
Pressure in RV
Pressure in RA
SVC & IVC
JVP & Congestive symptoms
1. Dyspnoea2. PND3. Swelling over dependent part4. Fatigue & Weakness5. Anorexia & Nausea6. Cerebral symptoms 7. Chyne stokes respiration
CLINICAL FEATURES
SIGNS
Tachycardia
JVP Increased
SIGNS
SIGNSEdema
Crepitation in chest
SIGNS
SIGNSCardiac
3rd heart sound may be audible
Abdomen Liver is enlarged & tender
Laboratory Investigation
Normal Pulmonary edema
Chest X-ray
Laboratory Investigation
ECG
Echocardiography
Laboratory Investigation
Treatment1. Removal of precipitating causes2. Correction of underlying cause
Surgical correction CABG
3. Control of congestive heart failure states
Restriction of Physical Activity Diet Pharmaco therapy
Treatment Pharmaco therapy
Diuretics ACE inhibitors Beta blockers Inotropic drugs vasodilators
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