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CAD/ACS Flashcards

1
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What are the indications for a CABG?

A
  • LAD is affected
  • 3 vessel disease
  • 2 vessel disease if a diabetic
  • Symptomatic despite maximal therapy
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What is the physiology behind angina?

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Oxygen supply cannot meet the demand of the heart!

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3
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Describe how stable angina will present?

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Exertion/stress
–> Chest pain
–> Relieved by rest or nitrates

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4
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Describe how stable angina will present?

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Exertion/stress
–> Chest pain
–> Relieved by rest or nitrates

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5
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Can you have other symptoms such as diaphoresis, SOB, dizziness, N/V with stable angina?

A

YES

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6
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What will the results of the EKG and Cardiac Enzymes be with Stable Angina? Unstable Angina?

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NEGATIVE

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7
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What defines Unstable Angina?

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  • Chest pain now occurring at rest
  • Chest pain that is worsening in nature, such that is occurs easier, lasts longer, etc.
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What defines Unstable Angina?

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  • Chest pain now occurring at rest
  • Chest pain that is worsening in nature, such that it occurs easier, lasts longer, etc.
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Besides EKG and Cardiac Enzymes, what are 2 other tests that can be done to assess coronary vasculature?

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  1. Stress testing
  2. Coronary angiography
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10
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With stress testing is is either with exertion or?

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Medication such as Dobutamine

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11
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With stress testing with medications, how does that work?

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Diseased vessels are already maximally dilated so change will be seen in the non-diseased vessels

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12
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Prior to a stress test, what medications should be held for at least 48 hours? (3)

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Beta blockers
CCBs
Nitrates

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13
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What is the mainstay of treatment for Stable Angina?

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Aspirin
Beta blockers
+/- Nitroglycerin

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14
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What causes Prinzmetal Angina?

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Coronary vessel vasospasm

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How will Prinzmetal Angina present? In who?

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Young women with chest pain that occurs at rest and often in the morning

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How will Prinzmetal Angina present? In who?

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Young women with chest pain that occurs at rest and often in the morning

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17
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What is the best treatment for Prinzmetal Angina?

A

CCBs!

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18
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Results of the EKG and Cardiac Enzymes for a NSTEMI?

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EKG = normal
Cardiac enzymes = (+)

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19
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What is the full treatment for ACS?

A

MONA-B(ASH)
- Morphine
- O2
- Nitrates
- Aspirin + other Anti-platelets
- Beta blocker
- ACEi
- Statin
- Heparin

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What is the full treatment for ACS?

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MONA-BASH
- Morphine
- O2
- Nitrate
- Aspirin + Antiplatelet therapies
- Beta-blocker
- ACEi
- Statin
- Heparin

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21
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With a STEMI what can show up on an EKG? (4)

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ST elevations
NEW LBBB
+/- Q waves and T wave inversions

22
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When do Troponins and CK-MB peak?

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Troponins = 24-48 hours
CK-MB = Within 24 hours

23
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In what leads will an Inferior MI present? Vessel?

A

Leads II, III, AVF
= Right Coronary A.

24
Q

What medications should you avoid if you suspect an Inferior MI and why?

A

Nitrates because it will drop the BP since the RV is affected

25
Q

In what leads will an Anterior MI present? Vessel?

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V1 - V4
= Left Anterior Descending

26
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In what leads will a Lateral MI present? Vessel?

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Leads I, AVL, V5, V6
= Left Circumflex A.

27
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In what leads will a Posterior MI present? What will you see?

A

ST depression in V1 and V2

28
Q

IF PCI cannot be performed in less than ____ and theres no contraindications, administer _____

A

< 120 mins
Give Thrombolytics = tPa, reteplase, streptokinase…

29
Q

Day 1 following an MI, what are you worried about?

A

Heart failure

30
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Days 2-4 following an MI, what are you worried about? (2)

A

Arrhythmias
Pericarditis

31
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Days 2-4 following an MI, what are you worried about? (2)

A

Arrhythmias
Pericarditis

32
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Days 5-10 following an MI, what are you worried about (3)?

A

LV wall rupture
Papillary muscle rupture
Septal rupture

33
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Days 5-10 following an MI, what are you worried about? (3)

A

LV wall rupture
Papillary muscle rupture
Septal rupture

34
Q

If LV wall ruptures, how will that present?

A

Like cardiac tamponade!

35
Q

If a papillary muscle ruptures, how will that present?

A

Pulmonary edema
Mitral regurgitation

36
Q

If the septum ruptures, how will that present?

A

Increased oxygen in the RV

37
Q

In the weeks to months following an MI, what are you worried about?

A

Ventricular aneurysm

38
Q

In the weeks to months following an MI, what are you worried about?

A

Ventricular aneurysm

39
Q

For Peripheral Arterial Disease, what are 3 mainstays of treatment not including Cilostazol?

A

Aspirin
Statin
Exercise therapy

40
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How does Cardiac Tamponade arise?

A
  • Fluid in pericardial sac
  • Increases the intracardial pressure
  • Decreased filling of the heart
    = Decreased CO
41
Q

What will be present with Cardiac Tamponade?

A

JVD
Distant heart sounds
Hypotension
Pulsus Paradoxus

42
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What will be seen on EKG with Cardiac Tamponade?

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Electrical alternans

43
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What will be seen on Echo with Cardiac Tamponade?

A

RA and RV collapse

44
Q

What virus commonly causes Pericarditis?

A

Coxsackie B

45
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If Pericarditis occurs following an MI, what is the likely cause?

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Autoimmune = Dressler syndrome

46
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How will Pericarditis present?

A

Pleuritic chest pain and dyspnea
+/- cough and fever

47
Q

What will make the pain BETTER with Pericarditis?

A

Sitting up and bending forward

48
Q

What may you hear on Auscultation with Pericarditis?

A

Friction rub throughout heart sounds

49
Q

what will be seen on EKG with Pericarditis? (2 options)?

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DIFFUSE ST elevation
DIFFUSE PR depression

50
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What is the treatment for Pericarditis?

A

Aspirin/NSAIDs + Colchicine
+/- Steroids

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