DISEASES Flashcards

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1
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what is the disease when there is permanent damage/ destruction of areas in myocardial cells causing decreased myocardial oxygen supply

A

myocardial infarction

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2
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what is the cause of MI

A

reduced blood flow in the coronary artery due to embolus or thrombus

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3
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what are the diagnostic test for MI (5)

A
1 12 lead ECG
2 physical exam
3 creatinine kinase 
4 myoglobin
5 high troponin I and T
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4
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what is the most specific index diagnosis for MI

A

creatinine kinase

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5
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give examples of causes of MI (2)

A

1 atherosclerosis

2 hypotension

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6
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what is the presenting symptom of MI

A

chest pain

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7
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what are the medications for MI (3)

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1 thrombolytics
2 morphine sulfate
3 ACE inhibitor

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8
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what is the nursing intervention for MI (3)

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1 promote myocardial function
2 prevent myocardial damage and complications
3 increase O2 supply, decrease demand

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9
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if the nursing diagnosis for MI is, decreased cardiac output for MI(3)

what is the best nursing intervention

A

intravenous therapy
medications therapy
oxygen therapy

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10
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what if the patient is dysrhythmic

what is the nursing intervention

A

ACLS

advanced cardiovascular life support

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11
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what is present in cardiac rehabilitation (4)

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1 gradual physical conditioning
2 monitored exercise
3 low level physical activity
4 weight reduction

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12
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what is congestive heart failure (CHF)

A

inability of the heart to pump blood

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13
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what is the cause of CHF

A

atherosclerosis - primary cause

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14
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what is the diagnostic tests for CHF and the confirmatory test

A

ejection fraction

2D echo

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15
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what are the two clinical manifestations

A

LSHF pulmonary congestion

RSHF peripheral congestion

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16
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what test will indicate the ascites in RSHF

A

positive fluid wave test

17
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what are the medications for CHF (4)

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1 inotropes/ cardiac glycosides
2 diuretics
3 sympathomimetics
4 anti-hypertensives

18
Q

what is important to monitor daily for a CHF patient

A

input and output

19
Q

if the nursing diagnosis is decreased cardiac output for CHF (3)

what is the nursing intervention

A

1 control blood pressure
2 rest period
3 tolerated exercise

20
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if the nursing diagnosis is airway clearance CHF (3)

what is the nursing intervention

A

1 high fowler
2 two pillows sleeping
3 mechanical ventilator

21
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if the nursing diagnosis is fluid volume excess for CHF (4)

what is the nursing intervention

A

1 low sodium diet
2 fluid restriction
3 daily weight monitoring 1kg/ day
4 avoid alcohol & smoking

22
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what is cardiomyopathy

A

abnormalities of heart structure and function

23
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what are the type of cardiomyopathy (6)

A
1 dilated
2 hypertrophy
3 restrictive
4 congestive
5 constrictive
6 arrhythmogenic
24
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what is the most helpful diagnostic test for cardiomyopathy

A

2D echocardiography

25
what is the main cause of cardiomyopathy
heavy alcoholism
26
what is the minimum alcohol consumption for male
2-3 glasses
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what is the minimum alcohol consumption for female
1 glass
28
what is the first clinical manifestation for cardiomyopathy
dyspnea upon exertion and angina
29
what do you call when the left and right side heart failure is matching
cardiomyopathy
30
what are the complications for cardiomyopathy (3)
1 heart failure 2 cardiomegaly 3 dysrhythmias
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what are the medications for cardiomyopathy (3)
1 antianginal 2 vasodilator 3 inotropic
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if the nursing diagnosis is decrease cardiac output what is the nursing intervention
``` 1 avoid (sports, isometric exercise, strenuous exercise) 2 low sodium diet ```
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if the nursing diagnosis is ineffective tissue perfusion what is the nursing intervention
1 monitor oxygen saturation 2 oxygen therapy 3 weight daily 4 rest
34
what is the treatment of choice for cardiomyopathy
heart transplant