Cardio dse CAD Flashcards

CAD (119 cards)

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Coronary artery dse

race common:
A___
A___

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african

american

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CAD

gender common:

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male

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CAD

Age common;

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older than 50

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CAD

modifiable factor;
High____
high_____

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carbohydrates

fat

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CAD

modifiable factor:
hyper___

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hyperlipidemia

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CAD

modifiable factor
Low ____

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low estrogen

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CAD

modifiable factor; disorder
D___
H____
D____

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diabetes mellitus
hypertension
dysrhythmias

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types of CAD

fat deposition and fibrous formation

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atherosclerosis

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types of CAD

hardening of blood vessel

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arteriosclerosis

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types of CAD

chest pain and chest discomfort

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angina

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types of CAD

Heart attack

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MI

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causes of myocardial ischemia

A______
A______
V_______
V_______

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Arterioclerosis
atherosclerosis
vasocompression
vasospasm

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medication can cause myocardial ischemia/angina?

B
D
E
T

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bronchidilator
decongestant
epinephrine
thyroid replacement

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example of bronchodilator

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aminophylline

theophylline

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ecg for ischemia

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inverted T wave

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nursing disgnosis for myocardial ischemia

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altered tissue perfusion

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first nursing action for chest pain?

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morphine

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best nursing position for chest pain

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semi fowlers

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sign?

clenched fist held over the chest to describe chest pain

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levine sign

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chest pain relieved by REST and NITROGLYCERIN

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angina

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chest pain UNRELIEVED by rest and nitroglycerin

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MI

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chest pain lasting less than 10-15mins

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angina

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chest pain lasting more than 20mins

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MI

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chest pain related to arteriosclerosis

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stabke angina

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chest pain brought by increase physical activities
stabke anginA
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chest pain related to atherosclerosis
unstable angina
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chest pain also called PREINFARCTION angina
unstable angina
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chest pain even at rest/ increased physical activities
unstBle angina
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chest pain most likely progress to MI
unstable angina
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chest pain also called prinzemetal angina
variant angina
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chest pain related to spasm
variant angina
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chest pain related to cold temperature
variant angina
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an ANGINA that patient is asymptomTic but ecg tracing reveal INVERTED T WAVE
silent angina
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drug induced angina pectoris
LUDWIG angina
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types of MI infarction is in endocardial layer of the heart
subendocardial infarction
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types of MI ecg tracing: ST depresion
subendocardial i farction
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types of MI infarction goes beyond endocardial layer it reaches myocardial to pericardial
Transmural Infrction
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types of MI ecg tracing for transmural i farction
ST elevation
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ecg zone of ischemia: 2 answer
inverted t wave st depresion
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ecg zone of infarction
pathological Q wave
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ecg zone of injury
ST elevation
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diagnostic test for CAD an ambulatory ecg
holter test
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diagnostic test for CAD how many hours consume when using Holter test
24-48hrs
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``` what to avoid during Holter test? E S S S ```
electric device swimming shower sweating
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diagnostic test for CAD exammining the heart to check blood supply to the heart muscle with the use of camera. radioactive liquids is injected to blood stream serve as a tracer
thallium scan or muga scan
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diagnostic test for CAD used dye to detct blockage in coronary arteries caused by plaque build up
coronary angiography or cardiac catheterization
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cardiac catheterization mgt. prior to procedure
void prior to procedure
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cardiac catheterization what to check before and after procedure
peripheral and distal pulses
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cardiac catheterization what laboratory result should check prior to procedure
BUN & CREA
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cardiac catheterization post procedure best position 1st : 2nd :
1st Flat on bed 2nd HOB elevated <20degree
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cardiac catheterization equipment use to avoid bleeding post procedure
sandbag
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cardiac enzymes sensitive to brain injury
CPK BB
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cardiac enzymes sensitive to skeletal muscle injury
CPK MM
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cadiac enzymes sensitive to cardiac muscle injury
CPK MB
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cardiac enzymes sensitive to small infarct and cardiac injury
trop T
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cardiac enzymes sensitive to large infarcts and skeletal muscle injury
TROP I
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cardiac muscle sensitive to skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle injury
MYOGLOBIN
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managemnt for CAD ``` diet: high- high- Low- Low- increase- ```
``` high protein high fiber low fat low carbohydrate increase fluid ```
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mgt for CAD analgesic: best time to give:
morphine sulfate before pain become severe
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mgt CAD antidote for morphine:
naloxone/narcan
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``` mgt for CAD Medication: B C S antiplatelet anticoagulant T V A ```
``` betarblocker calcium channel blocker stool softener anticuagulant- heparin/warfarin antiplatelet- aspirin thrombolytics vasodilators antilipidemics ```
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Mgt. for CAD antidote for aspirin *2 answers
activated charcoal sodium bicarbonate
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Mgt for CAD antidote for heparin
protamine sulfate
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Mgt for CAD antidote for warfarin
vit k
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MGT for CAD thrombolytic drug: S T A
Streptokinase TPA alteplase
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MGT for CAD antidote for thrombolytics brand/generic
amicar (aminocarproic acid)
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mgt for CAD streptokinase is contraindicated in which dse?
immunocompromised, streptococcal infection
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``` nursing alert: aspirin heparin warfarin ROUTE? aspirin - heparin - warfarin (coumadin) - ``` enoxaparin -
aspirin -orem heparin -iv coumadin -orem enoxaparin - SUB Q
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``` nursing alert; aspirin heparin warfarin best diagnostic test? aspirin- heparin- warfarin- ```
aspirin- platelet fxn test heparin- PTT warfarin- PT
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nrsing alert; aspirin heparin warfarin PTT normal values- PTT theraputic values- PT normal value- PT theraputic value-
PTT normal 20-36secs PTT theraputic 60-80secs PT normal 9-12secs PT theraputic <30secs
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nrsing alert; aspirin heparin warfarin clotting time normal values clotting time therraputic value INR normal value INR theraputic value
clotting time normal- 5-10mins clotting time theraputic- 16-20mins *theraputic level is 2-2.5x higher INR normal- 2-3 INR theraputic- <4.5 *theraputic level is 2-2.5x higher
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Nrsing alert: aspirin contraindicated in what condition of the patient?
pregnant
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nursing alert; aspirin heparin warfarin may be given to pregnant because cannot cross the placenta
heparin
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nursing alert; warfarin contraindicated in what condition of the patient?
pregnant
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nursing alert; aspirin patient is for surgery or any invasive procedure.... when will you discontinue?
48hrs or 2days prior to surgery
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nursing alert; Heparin patient is for surgery or any invasive procedure.... when will you discontinue?
1 day prior to surgery
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nursing alert; warfarin patient is for surgery or any invasive procedure.... when will you discontinue?
1 week prior to surgery
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nursing alert; nitroglycerin tablet storage; D- D- route of administration-
dry dark sublingual
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nursing alert: nitroglycerin tablet administration time interval per tablet- maximum doses- how many tablet will you call AP if unrelieved?
5mins interval 3 doses after 3rd tablet if patient is still unrelieved
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nursing alert: nitroglycerin patch Rule: Do not touch the medicated surface because it causes _______
hypotension
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nursing alert: nitroglycerin PATCH administration Rule: to avoid nitroglycerin tolerance time of administration is important. Day time nitro is- night time nitro is-
daytime nitro is on | night time nitro is off
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MGT for CAD Nursing alert 2 vasodilator drug
nitroglycerin tablet nitroglycerin patch
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nursing alert; vasodilator drug contraindicated when taking nitroglycerin
viagra (sildenafil) cause fatal hypotension
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``` nursing alert: antilipidemics 3 types of drug H- F- B- ```
HMG-COA reductase inhibitor fibric acid derivative bile acid sequestrant
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nursing alert; HMG coa reductase inhibitor known drug-
atorvastatin
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nursing alert; Fibric Acid Derivative known drug- G______ (L_____) generic(brand name) F_______
gemfibrozil (lopid) | fenofibrate
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nursing alert; Bile Acid Sequestrants known drug- C______ (Q______) generic(brand name)
cholestyramine (questran)
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``` nursing alert: antilipidemics (possible answer) HMG COA reductase inhibitor fibric acid derivative bile acid sequestrant ``` teratogenic?
HMG
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``` nursing alert: antilipidemics (possible answer) HMG COA reductase inhibitor fibric acid derivative bile acid sequestrant ``` hepatotoxic?
HMG
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``` nursing alert: antilipidemics (possible answer) HMG COA reductase inhibitor fibric acid derivative bile acid sequestrant ``` action: decrease LDL and increase increase HDL increasing cholesterol synthesis
HMG
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``` nursing alert: antilipidemics (possible answer) HMG COA reductase inhibitor fibric acid derivative bile acid sequestrant ``` action: decreases triglycerides
Fibric Acid derivatives
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``` nursing alert: antilipidemics (possible answer) HMG COA reductase inhibitor fibric acid derivative bile acid sequestrant ``` action: binds with fats and excreted via stool
Bile Acid sequestransts
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``` nursing alert: antilipidemics (possible answer) HMG COA reductase inhibitor fibric acid derivative bile acid sequestrant ``` side effect: constipation, decrease fat soluble vitamin (adek) absorption
Bile Acid Sequestrants
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``` nursing alert: antilipidemics (possible answer) HMG COA reductase inhibitor fibric acid derivative bile acid sequestrant ``` given only at night
HMG COA recductase inhibitor
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``` nursing alert: antilipidemics (possible answer) HMG COA reductase inhibitor fibric acid derivative bile acid sequestrant ``` it causes cataract
HMG COA recductase inhibitor
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``` nursing alert: antilipidemics (possible answer) HMG COA reductase inhibitor fibric acid derivative bile acid sequestrant ``` it causes rhabdomyolysis
HMG COA recductase inhibitor
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``` nursing alert: antilipidemics (possible answer) HMG COA reductase inhibitor fibric acid derivative bile acid sequestrant ``` Hepatotoxic effect
HMG COA recductase inhibitor
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Surgical Mgt for CAD: C- P- P-
CABG- coronary artery by pass Grafting PTCA- percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty Pacemaker Implantation
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Surgical Mgt for CAD: CABG, PTCA, Pacemaker Open heart surgery, to reroute the blood flow
CABG
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Surgical Mgt for CAD: CABG, PTCA, Pacemaker balloon tipped catheter use to open/ dilate obstructed artery
PTCA
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Surgical Mgt for CAD: CABG, PTCA, Pacemaker for SA/AV node malfunctioning
Pacemaker
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Surgical Mgt for CAD: CABG common blood vessel used: M________ artery S_________ veins S_________artery
Mammary artery saphenous veins subclavian artery
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Surgical Mgt for CAD: PTCA what medicine used for 3-6mos post PTCA
antiplatelet
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Nursing ALert: POST Open Heart Surgery transporting patient from OR to C-ICU __RN __anesth
2 RN | 2 anesth
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``` Nursing ALert: POST Open Heart Surgery Prioritization of care: (rank the FF) airway VS Dressing Tubes and Drainage ```
1 airway 2 VS 3 dressing 4 tubes/drainage
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Nursing Alert; Open heart Surgery Normal cvp: increase CVP= decrease CVP=
Normal cvp: 2-8cm H2o or 2-6mmhg increase CVP= hypervolemia decrease CVP= hypovolemia
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Nursing Alert; Open heart Surgery Normal urine output: Normal GFR:
Normal urine output: 30-60ml | Normal GFR: 120ml/minute
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Nursing Alert; Open heart Surgery chest tube drainage normal drainage 24-48hrs:
<100ml/ hr
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Nursing Alert; Open heart Surgery complication: Air embolism best position:
Head lower than his feet and on LEft side lying
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Open heart Surgery: Complication accumulation of fluid in pericardium causing compression of the heart
cardiac tamponade
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Nursing care: Cad best position
semi fowlers position
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Nursing care: Cad first action
Analgesic
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Nursing care: Cad weeks to resume sexual activity
4-6weeks after attack or more than 10 steps of stairs or 2 flights without chest discomfort
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Nursing care: Cad best time for sex
morning
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Nursing care: Cad Best position for sex
sidelying
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``` Open heart Surgery: Complication: cardiac tamponade H M T D D P ```
``` Hypotension tachycardia dyspnea mufflead heart sounds(pericardial friction rub pulsus paradoxus ```
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Open heart Surgery: Complication: cardiac tamponade a heart rate or pressure that decrease during inhalation
pulsus paradoxus
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Open heart Surgery: Complication: cardiac tamponade Surgical Mgt: P P
pericardiocentesis-fluid pericardioectomy-part
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Open heart Surgery: Complication: cardiac tamponade Medication V O
vasopressor- Levophed-increase BP Oxygen