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chest pain due to coronary vasospasm that is relieved by rest/ NG
usually occurs during exercise or erertion |
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reduction in blood flow through a coronary artery via a spasm which leads to ischemia of the heart. This can lead to an STEMI or NSTEMI very quickly- hence its predictability is unknown
unstable is not made better vua rest or NG usually and can happen via rest, exercise or exertion. |
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most important cardiac enzyme in determining an MI elevated and shows damage to the heart itself
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UA 2/2 vaso spasm
pearls
- early Am
- vasospasm
- st elevation
- releived by NG
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| aortic disection what drug should not be given |
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changes in pts BP from rgt to left arm
if pt is having an MI DO NOT GOVE THROMBOLYTIC therapy |
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| what is the drug of choice for coronary vasospasm |
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pressure on the heart muscle when the pericardial space fills up with fluid faster than the sac can stretch
sx:
dyspnea
pulselessness paradoxus- decrease pulse with inspriation
electrical alternans on the ECG
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| when should we start screening for HTN |
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| holosystolic, left sternal border increase with inspiration, |
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paradoxial s2 split, heard at the base of the heart, radiates to the caraotid, increase with experiation, this is a systolic heart murmur
and does not increase with isometric handgrip exercises |
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increase with isometric and pt leans forward and increase inspiration
diastolic murmur |
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axilla to apex increase isometric and experation
systolic murmur |
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opening snap at s1 (diastole preload)
heard as a low diastolic murmur |
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| mid systolic click with increase in valsalva |
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left ventricle is non compliant via beccoming too thick and the elecctrical pulse to get the ventricle to contract cant move through and therefore blood will sit and sit and cause clots. which when blood sits wil cause stroke
increase in squat to stand and valsalva |
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| how tell a person is having an NSTEMI |
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| endocarditis is caused by what pathogen and in what population |
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| staph aureus and IV drug users |
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sx
pleural friction rub and chest pain, decrease breath sounds crackles
ecg findings
V5- st elevation pr decrease
avr- st depression pr increase
tachycardic |
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control excess fluids
furosomide- diurectics |
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it is released from the Left Ventricle
It is tested when a patient SOB to determine if the cause is pulmonary or CHF, if BNP elevated the cause is cardiac.
If BNP levels are still elevated after CHF therapy then the patient has a bad prognosis |
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| dyspnea, fatigue, wgh gain, chronic afib (which can lead to a stroke) |
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| 3rd degree AV heart block |
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requires permenant pacemaker
p-p and r-r arent sychronized |
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| supraventricular tach trxt |
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adenosine
vagal manuevers
procanamide (good for wpw syndrome) |
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| it is used to trxt brady cardia though blocking vagus nerve |
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| what carries cholesterol though the body |
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| optimal goal for pts with CAD |
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