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Valvular heart disorders

This activity will test your knowledge of the definitions, signs and symptoms, and treatments of mitral and aortic valve disorders.

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Signs and symptoms commonly accompanying valvular heart diseaseMurmur, dyspnea, palpitations
A potential complication common to patients with valvular heart diseaseCHF
With this disorder, blood flow is obstructed from the LA to the LVMitral stenosis
In this disorder, blood backflows from the LV into the LA and then into pulmonary circulationMitral regurgitation
This disorder is the most common, and tends to be familial in young womenMitral valve prolapse
In this disorder, blood flow from the LV is obstructedAortic stenosis
In this disorder blood backflows into the LVAortic regurgitation
The LVs response to backflow of blood seen in aortic regurgitationLV hypertrophy (and Left heart failure)
Backflow of blood into pulmonary circulation causes this potential complicationPulmonary edema
Term used to describe a valve orifice that is restricted, impeding forward flow of bloodStenosed
The majority of adult cases of mitral valve stenosis result from thisRheumatic heart disease
Term used to describe incomplete closure of valve leaflets resulting in the backward flow of bloodRegurgitation
Dyspnea is the most common symptom of this condition. It may be accompanied by hemoptysis, palpitations, and hoarsenesMitral stenosis
Teaching for mitral valve prolapse should include this:Antibiotic prophylaxis, beta blockers, avoiding caffeine and stimulants, OTC drug use, exercise
The focus of collaborative care with valvular heart disease is to prevent:Heart failure, thromboembolism, recurrent endocarditis, and recurrent rheumatic fever
This procedure involves threading a balloon tipped catheter from the femoral artery to the stenotic valve so the balloon can be inflated to separate the valve leafletsBalloon valvuloplasty
These prosthetic valves are manufactured from manmade materialsMechanical valves
This type of valve is constructed from bovine, porcine or human cardiac tissueBiologic valves
This type of valve is more durable and lasts longerMechanical
This type of valve requires long term anticoagulant therapyMechanical valve


Nursing Instructor
Milwaukee Area Technical College
WI

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