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biomarkers for MI timeline

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Troponin I or T – specific for cardiac injury, but not mechanism; peaks at 24 hr and elevated 7-8 days; relates to mortality

CPK-MB – positive earlier in 4-6 hr and back to normal in 24 hr; useful to check for possible recurrent MI within 1 wk since troponin will still be elevated

Myoglobin – earliest, but very nonspecific and not useful

AST and LDH – rise at 24 and 48 hr respectively

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pressure control- what do you set and what do you measure?

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  • set RR, PEEP, inspiratory pressure, pressure support, FiO2

* measure TV

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volume control- what do you set and what do you measure?

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  • set RR, PEEP, TV, FiO2

* measure pressure- peak pressure and plateau pressure

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If pH is high and CO2 low: what is it and what settings should you change

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• resp alk Change RR, TV, or inspiratory pressure

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If low O2 on ABG, what settings should you adjust

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• change FiO2 or PEEP

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If on SIMV pressure control and pH is high:

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• check TV. If TV high, change pressure. If TV nl, change RR.

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which leads affected in anterior MI?

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o Anterior – V3, V4; right coronary artery

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which leads affected in inferior MI

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Inferior – II, III, AVF; right coronary artery

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whicih leads affected in lateral MI

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Lateral – I, AVL, V5, V6; circumflex

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which leads affected in septal MI?

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Septal – V1, V2; LAD

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11
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dose of morphine for MI

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morphine sulfate 2-4 mg IV q 5-15 min PRN initially, up to 8 mg max; treats pain only; contraindicated in shock

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12
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do you give thrombolytics for NSTEMI?

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no

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13
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do you give IVF to cardiogenic shock?

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no –> Pulm edema

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14
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Typical pulmonary capillary wedge pressure is

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8-16

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15
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Normal PVR

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< 250

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16
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Normal mixed venous PO2

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40mmHg, which is a saturation of 75%.

17
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fluid orders for shock

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Fluid bolus with normal saline or lactated ringers, 500 ml q 5 min

18
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nl CO value

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5 L/min

19
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Nl SVR

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800-1200

20
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How is cardiac output determined?


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Using a Swan-Ganz, cold saline is injected in RA, temp measured in pulm capillary bed, area under curve analyzed

21
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What information is gained by measuring the PCWP?


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pressure in the L atrium and helps determine the function of the L heart

22
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Describe situations in which the PCWPmay provide misleading information

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LVH, restrictive heart disease (sarcoidosis, amyloidosis, hemochromatosis), mitral stenosis, pulmonary veno-occlusive disease, high PEEP from mechanical ventilation can have normal or high LVED pressure (Pcwp) but low LVED volume; therefore, a low Pcwp is truly low, but a normal Pcwp may reflect normal or low volume


23
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What would be indications for placement of a SG catheter?


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Cardiogenic shock, complicated CV surgery, combination of shock and ARDS


24
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pressure in pulm artery

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20/10.

25
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role of corticosteroids during shock

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many patients (up to 3/4) in shock have concurrent adrenal failure and replacing corticosteroids has a mortality benefi

26
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specific goals for CVP, MAP, Scv02 in septic shock

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CVP = 8-12; ↑ with IVF

MAP = ≥ 65, ↑ with pressors (NE, then DA; increase until max, then add Epi)


ScvO2 ≥ 70% with Hgb ≥ 10, ↑ with supplemental O2 and pRBC


27
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SIRS criteria

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– 2/4 of following: 
HR > 90; 
RR > 20 or PaCO2 < 32; 
WBC > 12 or < 4 or > 10% bands; 
Temp > 100.4 (38 C) or < 98.6 (36 C)

28
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severe sepsis

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sepsis + end organ damage such as:

  • ARDS (PaO2/FiO2 < 300),
  • encephalopathy (GCS ≤ 11 or drop ≥ 3),
  • coagulopathy (Plt < 80 or > 50% drop, INR >2, DIC),
  • ↑indirect bilirubin,
  • RF (CR > 2x nl, ↓ or no UOP),
  • HF (needs vasopressors, ↑ lactate, cap refill > 5 sec)
29
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therapies for cardiogenic shock

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Do tPA, PCI, CABG or intraaortic balloon pump (IABP

30
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therapies for septic shock

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IVF (4-10L),
start NE, can then use vasopressin if that does not work
assess for use of steroids
methylene blue