STEMI Flashcards

1
Q

Mechanism of STEMI

A

If

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2
Q

after STEMI:

If EF <40% + HF:

A

ACE-In
Or
Arbs (if w Acei contraindications)

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3
Q

Ventricular remodeling with overall chamber enlargement is riskier when greAter dilation is located at

A

Anterior wall

Apical LV wall

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4
Q

Primary cause of IH HOSPITAL DEATH

A

PUMP FAILURE

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5
Q

Most common clinical signs of pump failure

A

Rales

S3 and S4 gallop sounds

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6
Q
Mortality rate of KILLIPS class I
no signs of pulmonary or venous congestion
A

0-5%

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7
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Mortality rate of KILLIPS class II
MODERATE HF (basal rales, S3, tachypnea or signs of RV failure : venous and hepatic congestion)
A

10-20%

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8
Q

Mortality rate of KILLIPS class III
Severe heart failure
Pulmonary Edema

A

35-45%

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9
Q
Mortality rate of KILLIPS class IV:
Shock with sbp <90mmhg + SSX of peripheral vasoconstriction, cyanosis, mental confusion and oliguria
A

85-95%

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10
Q

What is the extent of infaction if with hemodynamics evidence of abnormal global LV function

A

20-25%

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11
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What is the extent of infaction if with cardiogenic shock ?

A

More than or equal to 40%

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12
Q

If with INCREASED LV filling pressure >22mmhg and Normal cardiac index (2.6 x 3.6 L/(min/m2))

A

Give DIURETICS

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