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Chronic Stable angina

Known issue


Occurs with activies that increase HR


What to do? Stop, take nitroglycerine SL, then pain goes away



Unstable angina

Hasn't happened before


Change in pattern


Duration longer, intervention needed, nitro may not help


MI (heart damage) could occur

Diagnotic Test: Creatine Phosphokinase (CPK)

Rises around 6 hours and peak at 18 hours


Levels decrease to normal in 24-36 hours


Can be elevated after muscle injury

Diagnostic Test: CK-MB (band of BPK)

More specific to myocardial muscle damage than CPK

Diagnostic Test: Troponin I and T

Best indicator


Troponin I rises in 4-6 hours, peak at 10-24 hours, back to normal in 10-14 days


More dardiac specific

Diagnostic: CBC

WBC may be elvated but does not confirm MI

Diagnostic: 12 lead ECG

ST elevation indicates ischemia, progressing toward infarction

What is an echocardiogram

ultrasoundof heart to measure valvular abnormalities, wall motion, ejection fraction,heart function.

What do nitrates do?

Cause vasodilation of coronary arteries, increases supply

What do beta blockers do?

SLow heart rate


Decrease Contractility



Calcium channel blockers

Slow heart rate


Decrease contractility



ACE Inhibitors

Decrease workload of the heart



What meds after stent placement?

Antiplatelet aggregation: Clopidogrel, Ticlopidine, Dipyridamol

Ionotropic

Contractility

Chronotropic

Heart Rate

What does sympathetic activation do?

Increase HR


Increase contractility


Vasoconstriction

What does renin activation do?

Water and salt retention


Vasoconstriction


Hypertrophy of heart muscle

What do natriuretic Peptides do?

ANP and BNP


Diuresis (get rid of salt and water)


Vasodilation


Inhibit renin

What does nitric oxide do?

vasodilation

What's primary cause of right sided HR?

Left sided HR