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what are the indicators for sudden death post MI
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delayed recovery
PVC in recovery T wave alterans |
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what nerve protects the heart
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vagus
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recovery of less than 12bpm means what
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vagus is not working
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two tests that type two diabetics should get
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stress test and HRRT
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two main causes of sudden death in young athletes
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hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
commotio cordis |
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signs of hyperventilation syndrome
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anxiety
sharp chest pain |
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what should you check for if patient complains of a sharp knife between the shoulder blades type pain
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type A aneuysm
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tietze syndrome
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inflammation of costochondral joint
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what things lead you closer to thinking its CAD
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dull, squeeze and pressure
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what type of pain takes you away from CAD
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sharp pain
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what is differential for CAD
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hyperventilation syndrome
teitze syndrome reflex esophagitis aortic dissection |
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signs of agina
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pain midchest to neck to arm
pressure and squeeze lasts seconds to minutes |
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angina is relieved by what
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nitro
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when do you hear S4
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stiff left ventricle
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enzyme indicators for heart disease
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LDH
CPK Troponin |
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enzyme with rapid turn around time
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troponin
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how do you decrease false negative with exercise test
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exercise test plus perfusion scan
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what kind of lesion do you need for a good stress test
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high grade lesion
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gold standard heart exam
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cardiac catheter
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waist hip ratio risk factor for heart disease
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men >1
women > .8 |
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which blood pressure rules
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systolic rules diastolic
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first step in medical management of CAD
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reduce risk factors
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what other things can you do medically to help manage CAD
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NTG
beta blockers Ca channel blockers |
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what are possible complication for angioplasty
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coronary rupture
dissection infarction |
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complications of MI
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arrhythmia
cardiogenic shocks ventricular rupture pulmonary embolus pericarditis |
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what can you do to diagnose pericarditis
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have patient sit up and lean forward
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how can you decrease triglycerides
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omega 3 fatty acids
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diabetic with no history of MI is at the same risk as whom
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non-diabetic post MI
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