Adams, CP, Shock Flashcards

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Familial risk factors pertaining to MI (age):

A

father

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Familial risk factors pertaining to MI (age):

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father

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duration of sx to qualify as angina:

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unstable angina vs stable:

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increased duration, frequency, or intensity

new associated sx

occurs with less activity or at rest

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ST elevation amount for MI:

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at least 0.1 mV in all leads except V2 and 3 (0.2 mV)

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difficulty in dx new MI with new LBBB?

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LBBB have ST elevation normally

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EKG in posterior MI?

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ST depressions

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8
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High sensitivity Trop can still be normal in_______?

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unstable angina

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9
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first tx of STEMI:

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tPA

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10
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If pt can’t take ASA in MI give?

A

clopidogrel

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Medical management of MI in first 24 hours:

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ACE inhibitors

Beta blockers

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12
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Definition of shock?

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Hypoperfusion of vital organs

**especially the brain

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lab marker elevated due to anaerobic metabolism in shock?

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Lactic acid

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duration of sx to qualify as angina:

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unstable angina vs stable:

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increased duration, frequency, or intensity

new associated sx

occurs with less activity or at rest

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ST elevation amount for MI:

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at least 0.1 mV in all leads except V2 and 3 (0.2 mV)

17
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difficulty in dx new MI with new LBBB?

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LBBB have ST elevation normally

18
Q

EKG in posterior MI?

A

ST depressions

19
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High sensitivity Trop can still be normal in_______?

A

unstable angina

20
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first tx of STEMI:

21
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If pt can’t take ASA in MI give?

22
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Medical management of MI in first 24 hours:

A

ACE inhibitors

Beta blockers

23
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Definition of shock?

A

Hypoperfusion of vital organs

**especially the brain

24
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lab marker elevated due to anaerobic metabolism in shock?

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Loss of cellular integrity in shock leads to findings of (5)?
Hyperkalemia Hyponatremia Metabolic acidosis Hyperglycemia Lactic acidosis
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What is SIRS?
systemic inflammatory response syndrome -requires two of: temp 38 pulse > 90 RR > 20 PaCO2 12,000 or at least 10% bands ***sepsis like disorder in absence of infx
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Whats is MODS?
multi-organ dysfunction syndrome
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Classic findings in shock?
hypotension (but not always) cool clammy skin (if warm and flushed, more likely infx cause) altered mental status urine output
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two easiest ways to monitor pt in shock
level of alertness urine output
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capillary wedge measures?
LV pressure
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treatment for shock?
FLUIDS!!! vasopressors (NE, epi, dopamine, dobutamine)