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Pulmonary Pulmonary valve closed, ASD and PDA present, intact Most common cause of mitral/aortic Congenital defects* (also
Atresia ventricular septum valve disorders rheumatic heart disease, infix)
Transposition of Complete transposition of the aorta and pulmonary Clinical scenario: female with minor Mitral valve prolapse
the great artery chest wall deformity, mid systolic click,
vessels late systolic murmur
Hypoplastic left Small left ventricle, normal great vessels Treatment surgical repair, valve
heart syndrome replacement, and balloon
valvuloplasty
Tetralogy of Subaortic septal defect, right ventricular outflow
Fallot obstruction, overriding aorta, right ventricular Recommendations Anticoagulation therapy esp. if
hypertrophy pt. has Afib, and abc to prevent
enocarditis if regurg.
Acyanotic Congenital Heart Abnormalities
Tricuspid/Pulmonic Valve Disorders
ASD Opening between the left and right atria. Ostium secundum
most common. Right-sided pressure Right-sided cardiomegaly, systemic venous
VSD Opening between the left and right ventricle. **Most overload leads to: congestion, and right-sided heart failure
common of all congenital defects. Clinical features Exercise intolerance, JVD, peripheral eema,