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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 |
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Unstable angina |
Hasn't happened before Change in pattern Duration longer, intervention needed, nitro may not help MI (heart damage) could occur |
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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 |
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Diagnostic Test: CK-MB (band of BPK) |
More specific to myocardial muscle damage than CPK |
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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 |
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Diagnostic: CBC |
WBC may be elvated but does not confirm MI |
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Diagnostic: 12 lead ECG |
ST elevation indicates ischemia, progressing toward infarction |
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What is an echocardiogram |
ultrasoundof heart to measure valvular abnormalities, wall motion, ejection fraction,heart function. |
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What do nitrates do? |
Cause vasodilation of coronary arteries, increases supply |
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What do beta blockers do? |
SLow heart rate Decrease Contractility |
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Calcium channel blockers |
Slow heart rate Decrease contractility |
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ACE Inhibitors |
Decrease workload of the heart |
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What meds after stent placement? |
Antiplatelet aggregation: Clopidogrel, Ticlopidine, Dipyridamol |
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Ionotropic |
Contractility |
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Chronotropic |
Heart Rate |
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What does sympathetic activation do? |
Increase HR Increase contractility Vasoconstriction |
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What does renin activation do? |
Water and salt retention Vasoconstriction Hypertrophy of heart muscle |
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What do natriuretic Peptides do? |
ANP and BNP Diuresis (get rid of salt and water) Vasodilation Inhibit renin |
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What does nitric oxide do? |
vasodilation |
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What's primary cause of right sided HR? |
Left sided HR |