Eisenmenger physiology

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(BQ) Continued part 1, part 2 of the document Bedside cardiology presents the following contents: Second heart sound, third heart sound, ejection sound, non-ejection sound, murmur, innocent murmur and sound, is your patient in heart failure, clinical assessment: pulmonary hypertension, segmental approach in congenital heart disea, clinical approach - eisenmenger physiology,...

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Lesions associated with left to right shunt, such as AVSD, cause high pulmonary blood flow and congestive cardiac failure. The normal physiological response to high pulmonary blood flow is for the pulmonary vascular resistance to increase. With time, the pulmonary vascular resistance will exceed the systemic vascular resistance, and the flow across the shunt will reverse (Eisenmenger’s syndrome).

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As one ascends rapidly to 3000 m (~10,000 ft), the reduction of the O 2 content of inspired air (FIO2) leads to a decrease in alveolar PO2 to about 60 mmHg, and a condition termed high-altitude illness develops (see above). At higher altitudes, arterial saturation declines rapidly and symptoms become more serious; and at 5000 m, unacclimatized individuals usually cease to be able to function normally.

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