9. Chest Pain Flashcards

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5 conditions you need to consider?

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Features of Acute Coronary Syndrome?

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Features of Aortic Dissection?

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Features of A Pneumothorax?

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Features of a PE?

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Features of Boerhaave’s perforation?

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Most important one?

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Which blood tests? (7)

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What imaging? What second line investigations?

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In a patient presenting with chest pain?

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How will the medical team manage Mr Shepherd acutely? How does the management differ between full-thickness infarcts (STEMI and posterior infarcts) and partial-thickness infarcts (NSTEMI)?

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What does the ECG show and what is the most likely diagnosis?

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Why do some but not all patients with acute MIs get nausea and vomitting?

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How can occlusion of the different coronaries arteries be distinguished on ECG?

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