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| non-st segment elevation MI |
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| patients with HIGH troponin levels and negative CK-MB who were forerly diagnosed with unstable angina/myocardial injury previously |
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| regulatory protiens of cardiac/skeletal muscle, 10% higher=mi |
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| TNI TNT tnc tnc same for skeletal muscle, tni and tnt can be distinguished |
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| test immediatly, then 4-6 hours depending on symptoms |
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| prefered test for heart attack |
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| troponins- elevated within 3-4 hours, and stay elevated 10-14 days |
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| Concentrated in myocardium/sketetal muscle, false positve occurs with trauma, heavy exertion, myopathy, onset 4-6 hours, lasts 48-72 hrs |
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| less than 3, skeletal muscles, greater than 5 cardiac, 3-5 grey area |
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| use myoglobin in conjunction with |
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| CK=MB/negative TNI measured at a baseline and at 90 minutes in patients presenting less than 8 hours at symptom onset |
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| negative 2 hour ck mb in conjunction with |
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| negative 2 hour TNI within symptoms |
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| QRS axis that falls between -30 and -90 degree axis |
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| QRS axis that falls between +90 and +150 |
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| SUPERIOR right axis deviation |
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| falls between +150 and -90 |
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| casuses of left axis deviation |
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| left ventricular hypertrophy, inferior wall mi, left bundle branch block, left anterior fasicular block, horizontal heart |
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| causes of right axis deviation |
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| right ventricular hypertrophy lateral wall, MI, right bundle branch, pulmonary hypertension, vertical heart |
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| COMPLEX I POSITIVE, II NEGATIVE |
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| sudden LOSS of negative charge in polarized cells when stimulated |
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| return of negative charge within the cell |
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| 0.12-0.2 seconds, allows for atrial contraction |
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| ventricular depolarization, LESS than 0.12 seconds |
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| ventricular repolarization |
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| distinct rapid saw-toothed waves between qrs complex |
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| extra wide QRS complex without following P wave, and inverted T |
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| noted by elevated st segments and t wave changes, once fully evolved, possibly permanent altered QRS complexes occur |
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right axis deviation, P waves larger due to right atrial enlargement,negative P waves on Lead II
increase in R waves, on v1 v2 v3
reduced size of qrs in leads I II III V5 V6 |
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