Chapter 17: Cardiovascular Emergencies Flashcards

1
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Arteries supply of O2

A

carotid
subclavian
brachial
radial ulnar
iliac
femoral
tibial
dorsal

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2
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Pulse areas

A

carotid
brachial (children/infants)
radial (conscious)
femoral
radial
dorsal pedis
posterior tibial

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3
Q

Atherosclerosis

A

blockage in BV
narrowing lumen (inner layer of vessel)

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4
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Thromboembolism

A

Clot floating around until it enters a narrow area and blocks BF

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5
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Acute coronary syndrome

A

myocardial ischemia (lack of BF)
-angina pectoris or angina: heart not getting enough O2, spasm of artery

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6
Q

Unstable vs Stable angina

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unstable- occurs in the absense of increased O2 demand
stable- occurs where O2 need has increased

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7
Q

AMI

A

ischemia leads to infarction or
dead heart cells
decreases contractility
- can use thrombolytic meds or angioplasty to restore BF

radiating arm pain
chest pain
pressure in lower jaw
-pink frothy sputum (like CHF) left sided heart decrease contractility and backup into pulmonary vessels

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8
Q

Left sided vs right sided heart failure

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Left sided failure from AMI
right sided- from left sided issues

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9
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Premature Ventricular Contractions

A

Contractility is off in heart vessels

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10
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Hypertensive emergencies

A

Systolic greater than 180mmHg
sudden severe headache
dizziness
nosebleed
sudden pulmonary edema

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11
Q

Aortic Aneurysm

A

different BP
sudden chest pain

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12
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AMI vs Dissecting Aneurysm

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onset- gradual vs abrupt
quality- tightness vs sharp or tearing
severity- increase w time vs max from onset
timing- wax and wane vs does not abate
region- substernal; back is rarely involved vs between shoulder blades
clinical signs- peripheral pulse pressure vs BP discrepancy

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13
Q

Nitroglycerin

A

.4 mg sublingual
relaxed blood vessels
vasodilation
decreases preload
systolic >100 mm Hg
head injury
erectile dysfunction drugs
max dose has been given (3 tablets)

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14
Q

Aspirin

A

anti platelete coagulant
81 mg tablets

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15
Q

Electrodes placement

A

V1-V2- 4th intercoastal space (sternum sides)
V4- nipple midclavicular
V6- midaxillary line
V3 and V5 in between others (1-6)

Limb electrodes
clouds over grass (right side white and green)
smoke over fire (left side black over red)

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16
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Management of ROSC

A

Maintain SpO2 95-99
Get a BP