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biomarkers for MI timeline
Troponin I or T – specific for cardiac injury, but not mechanism; peaks at 24 hr and elevated 7-8 days; relates to mortality
CPK-MB – positive earlier in 4-6 hr and back to normal in 24 hr; useful to check for possible recurrent MI within 1 wk since troponin will still be elevated
Myoglobin – earliest, but very nonspecific and not useful
AST and LDH – rise at 24 and 48 hr respectively
pressure control- what do you set and what do you measure?
- set RR, PEEP, inspiratory pressure, pressure support, FiO2
* measure TV
volume control- what do you set and what do you measure?
- set RR, PEEP, TV, FiO2
* measure pressure- peak pressure and plateau pressure
If pH is high and CO2 low: what is it and what settings should you change
• resp alk Change RR, TV, or inspiratory pressure
If low O2 on ABG, what settings should you adjust
• change FiO2 or PEEP
If on SIMV pressure control and pH is high:
• check TV. If TV high, change pressure. If TV nl, change RR.
which leads affected in anterior MI?
o Anterior – V3, V4; right coronary artery
which leads affected in inferior MI
Inferior – II, III, AVF; right coronary artery
whicih leads affected in lateral MI
Lateral – I, AVL, V5, V6; circumflex
which leads affected in septal MI?
Septal – V1, V2; LAD
dose of morphine for MI
morphine sulfate 2-4 mg IV q 5-15 min PRN initially, up to 8 mg max; treats pain only; contraindicated in shock
do you give thrombolytics for NSTEMI?
no
do you give IVF to cardiogenic shock?
no –> Pulm edema
Typical pulmonary capillary wedge pressure is
8-16
Normal PVR
< 250