Index:
1. [2:33 ] How would a pediatric patient with a cardiovascular problem present?
2. [6:35 ] Pulmonary Vascular Resistance
3. [7:29 ] diseases that cause heart failure in the first few Weeks of life (Lift sided obstructive lesions) [1 TAPVR, 2 MS/MA, 3 AS/AA, 4 COA/IAA, 5 HLHS]
4. [11:20] what keeps the patients with Lift sided obstructive lesions alive? & when do they present?
5. [12:38] diseases that cause heart failure in the 4-6 Weeks of life [ASD/VSD]
6. [13:40] pathophysiology of left to right shunt
7. [14:39] clinical picture of heart failure in the young pediatric age group
8. [19:27] clinical picture of heart failure in the 10-12 years of age
9. important things to ask while taking history:
- viral myocarditis [18:58]
- cyanosis [20:27]
- chest pain [21:36]
- arrhythmias & palpitations [22:58]
- decrease level of consciousness [22:31]
10. [22:43] history for patients already diagnosed with a heart disease
11. [23:22] medication history
12. [24:06] prenatal history
13. [25:01] family history
14. [25:32] summarization
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