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What are characteristics of STEMI?
(transmural Q-wave MI) complete occlusion,
ST elevation > 1mm in 2 or more contiguous limb leads
or
>2 mm in 2 or more contiguous precordial leads
What are characteristics NSTEMI?
or non Q wave MI (subendocardial) partial or transient occlusion; spontaneous revascularization
- often has more than one vessel involved
What is the overall goal with STEMI when presented?
What are the four types of therapy at your disposal?
Goal – limit thrombus formation and alleviate obstruction.
1. Anti platelet therapy – ASA, clopidogrel
2. Anticoagulants – Heparin
3. Chemical dissolution – fibrinolytic agents
4. Mechanical disruption – PCI – percutaneous coronary intervention or angioplasty
Routine measures in early management of ASC for NSTEMI.
What if high risk?
Access TIMI risk score
High 5-7
Medium- 3-4
Low- 0-2
High and Medium risk have same initial therapy-
1. ASA, BBC, Nitrates, LMWH, or UFH, statin, GPIIb/IIa inhibitor, clopidogrel and early coronary angiography
Routine evaluation for STEMI?
1. time of onset
2. high risk features (shock, heart failure favor PCI)
3. Risk of Thrombolytic therapy
4. Time to achieve balloon inflation with PCI
What are absolute contraindications of clot busters?
1. Any prior intracerebral hemorrhage
2. Known cerebrovascular lesion
3. Ischemic strone within 3 months
4. Suspected aortic dissection
5. Active bleeding except menses
6. Significant closed head or facial trauma within 3 months
Whats the most important issue in TLT (thrombolytic agent therapy)?
Most important issue in TLT is not which agent to use, but how quickly to use it. “Door to Needle” < 30 min
“Door to ECG” < 10 min
What is the difference between diagnosing a NSTEMI and unstable angina?
both can show T-wave inversion or ST segment inversion
- Only know by enzyme analysis
- ENZYMES elevated = NSTEMI
-ENZYMES normal = unstable angina