KINESIOL 1YY3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Rheumatoid Arthritis, Airway Obstruction, Neuromuscular Disease

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Cardiovascular Disease
BP = CO x SVR
CO = HR x SV
Infarction
Necrosis due to ischaemia
Arterial
oMI
oStroke
oBowel infarction
oAcute limb ischaemia
Venous
oPE
oTorsion of vascular pedicle
oSigmoid volvulus
oTesticular torsion
Atherosclerosis
Arterial wall thickening and loss of elasticity
Stages
Endothelial cell injury
Inflammatory response in vessel wall
oOxidised LDL
Formation of stable atherosclerotic plaque
oVascular smooth muscle phenotype shift
Complication of stenosis or plaque rupture
Risk Factors
Non-Modifiable
oAge
oSex
oFamily history
oOthers - Type A personality,
oestrogen deficiency
Modifiable
oHypertension
oDiabetes Mellitus
oSmoking
oHypercholesterolaemia
oOthers - physical inactivity,
lipoprotein Lp(a)
Complications
Plaque-related Stenosis (angina, intermittent claudication)
Plaque rupture
oThrombosis (MI, stroke, acute limb ischaemia)
oEmbolism (MI, stroke, acute limb ichaemia)
Weakening of vessel wall (AAA)
Acute Coronary Syndrome
Unstable angina
oNo cardiac damage (normal
tropnin)
NSTEMI/STEMI
oCardiac damage (raised tropnin)
Acute Limb Ischaemia
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Thrombosis (60%)
oHx of claudication/rest pain
oOnset over hours
oSigns of chronic
vascularinsufficiency
oHard arteries
oNo bruits
Embolism (30%)
oRecent MI, atrial fibrillation,
aneurysm
oOnset over seconds
oNo evidence of previous disease
oSoft artery
oBruits
Hypertension
140/90 (based upon additional risk factors)
160/100 (absolute)
Primary (essential) - 95%
oIdiopathic
Secondary
oRenal disease
oEndocrine disease
oPregnancy
oDrugs
Sequalae
HTN retinopathy
CVA
↑ Glucose levels
HTN encephalopathy
MI
HTN Cardiomyopathy
HTN Nephropathy
Cardiac Failure
A syndrome caused by any abnormality of the heart that may be characterised by a set of
haemodynamic,
neural, and endocrine abnormalities
LVF
Causes:
oIHD
oHypertension
oValve disease
oMyocardial disease
Consequences:
oImpaired pulmonary outflow
Congestion and oedema
oReduced renal perfusion
Salt and water retention +
ATN
oReduced CNS perfusion
(encephalopathy)
RVF
Causes:
oLeft-sided heart failure
(Congestive)
oChronic Lung Pathology - Cor
Pulmonale
Consequences:
oPortal, systemic and peripheral
congestion
oTricuspid regurgitation
oRenal congestion (R > L)
Cardiomyopathy
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Causes Features
Hypertr
ophic
Inherited (50% AD)
Sporadic cases
Pathology - heavy muscular hypertrophy with poor
compliance
Often asymmetrical septal hypertrophy
Sequelae:
- Arrhythmias - AF
- LV outflow obstruction
- CHF
- Sudden deathYoung man
Syncope, FH of sudden death, Jerky pulse and double
apical impulse, Ejection systolic murmur (+/- mild
mitral murmur)
Dilated Idiopathic
Genetic
Infections e.g. viral
myocarditis
Toxins - alcohol,
chemotherapy
Four-chambered hypertrophy and dilatation
Poor prognosis
Progressive CCF
Progressive loss of mycoytes causing dilation +
heart failure + arrhythmias
Restricti
ve
Pathology - restriction of ventricular filling with
myocardial fibrosis
ARVD Inflammation and
thinning of the right
ventricular wall
Usually due to
mutation in cell
adhesion genes
Key consequences:
- Arrhythmia
- CCF
Valve Disease
Congenital
Abnormalities e.g. Bicuspid valves
Acquired
Rheumatic fever/Endocarditis
Functional (e.g. Mitral/tricuspid valve
disease)
Degeneration (e.g calcific aortic stenosis)
Stenosis
Pressure overload + hypertrophy
Develops slowly
Regurgitation
Volume overload
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Document Summary

Arterial: mi, stroke, bowel infarction, acute limb ischaemia. Arterial wall thickening and loss of elasticity. Inflammatory response in vessel wall: oxidised ldl. Formation of stable atherosclerotic plaque: vascular smooth muscle phenotype shift. Non-modifiable: age, sex, family history, others - type a personality, oestrogen deficiency. Venous: pe, torsion of vascular pedicle, sigmoid volvulus, testicular torsion. Modifiable: hypertension, diabetes mellitus, smoking, hypercholesterolaemia, others - physical inactivity, lipoprotein lp(a) Plaque rupture: thrombosis (mi, stroke, acute limb ischaemia, embolism (mi, stroke, acute limb ichaemia) Nstemi/stemi: no cardiac damage (normal, cardiac damage (raised tropnin) tropnin) Embolism (30%: hx of claudication/rest pain, onset over hours, signs of chronic vascularinsufficiency, hard arteries, no bruits, recent mi, atrial fibrillation, aneurysm, onset over seconds, no evidence of previous disease, soft artery, bruits. Secondary: renal disease, endocrine disease, pregnancy, drugs. A syndrome caused by any abnormality of the heart that may be characterised by a set of haemodynamic, neural, and endocrine abnormalities. Causes: ihd, hypertension, valve disease, myocardial disease.

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