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ACS Flashcards

1
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ACS triggers

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physical activity, emotional stress, SNS activation

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endogenous anti thromotics

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antithrombin III (enhanced w/ heparin), protein C and S (degrade Va and VIIIa), tissue factor inhib, tPA, prostacyclin (ups platelet cAMP and inhibits activation), NO

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3
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how much ischemia can cause infarct

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20-30 min

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4
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how long to dissolve thrombus

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12-24 hours

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5
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transmural infarct vs subendocardial

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spans entire thickness of myocardium vs only innermost layers (more susceptible to ischemia)

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6
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factors determining amount of tissue death

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mass perfused, magnitude/duration of ischemia, oxygen demand, collateral coronary flow, amount of reperfusion, inflammatory response

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7
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LAD occlusion

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anterior LV, anterior 2/3 septum, apical LV

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LCx occlusion

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lateral LV, poserolateral LV

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RCA occlusion

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posterior LV, posterior 1/3 septum, posterior pap muscle, inferior

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10
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when does irreversible injury occur

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in 20 mins

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11
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describe early changes during MI

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shift to anaerobic, lactic acid accumulates, ATP drops, high Na causes cellular edema, abnormal electrolytes causes risk for arrhythmia (VT and V fib)

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12
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when does dark mottling of myocardium begin

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4-12 hours

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13
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tan necrotic center forms?

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1-3 days

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14
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when is injury maximally yellow tan, depressed red tan borders

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3-14 days

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15
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when gray white scar forming

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2-8 weeks

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16
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mature scar from MI?

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more than 2 months

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17
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micro of MI less than 4 hours

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no change, some wavy fibers

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18
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micro MI 4-12 hrs

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early coag necrosis, edema, wavy fibers

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micro MI 12-24 hrs

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coag necrosis, pyknosis, contraction bands, early PMNs

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micro MI 1-3 days

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extensive coag necrosis, loss of nuclei, interstitial PMNs

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21
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micro MI 3-14 days

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dying PMNs, disintegrating dead myocytes, macros and granulation tissue at border

22
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micro MI 2-8 weeks

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loss of cells, more collagen

23
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micro MI over 2 months

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dense collagenous scar

24
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contrast hypokinesis, akinesis, dyskinesis

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in order: reduced contraction, no contraction, local region bulging outward

25
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diastolic dysfn from MI

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impaired relaxation, less compliance and elevated filling pressue

26
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stunned myocardium

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prolonged but reversible contractile dysfn

27
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ischemic preconditioning

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brief ischemia renders tissue more resistant to future ischemia

28
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functional changes w/ MI

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ventricular remodeling of infarcted and non-infarcted myocardium

29
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Sx of MI

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angina; nausea vomiting weakness (PSNS, vagal); diaphoresis, cool skin (SNS), fever (inflammatory), SOB

30
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look for ___ in physical exam

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breathing airway, circulation, systemic hypoperfusion, HF (S4, rales, IJV)

31
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importance of dynamic T wave inversions

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w/ T wave inversions that resolve after nitro tx, more likely ischemia

32
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MI defined as rise in troponin and…

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at least one: sx of acute ischemia, new ECG finding, imaging findings, ID of thrombus w/ angiography

33
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CK-MB and dx of MI

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CK-MB more than normal and more than 2.5% of total CK

34
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meaning of initial negative biomarkers

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doesnt rule out MI, can take time for elevation

w/ angina and ST elevations, dont wait for biomarkers to tx

35
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some other causes of Tn elevation

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acute HF, PE, shock, dissection, myocarditis, trauma, ICD discharge

36
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MI dx w/ ECG

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more than 1mm ST elevation in 2 contiguous leads or 2 mm in contiguous precordial leads or new LBBB (treated like STEMI, hard to tell apart)

37
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ST in II, III, aVF

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inferior, RCA (some LCx if left dominant)

38
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ST in V2-V4

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anterior, LAD

39
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ST in V1-V4

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anteroseptal, LAD

40
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ST in I, aVL, V5V6

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lateral, LCx

41
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LBBB

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anterior, LAD

42
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ST in V4R

43
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ST depressions in V1 and V2

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posterior, RCA (LCx if left dominant)

44
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electrically silent MI

45
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pathologic Q waves

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more than 1 mm wide, 25% amplitude of QRS, 2 or more contiguous lead

46
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variant angina/prinzmetal

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coronary artery spasm, transient ST elevations

47
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risk factor and dx/ tx for variant angina

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risk w/ smoking, dx w/ cardiac cath, tx w/ nitrates, CCBs

48
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UA vs NSTEMI

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UA has negative Tn, no infarction

49
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ECG of UA/NSTEMI

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ST depression or T wave inversion, no pathologic Qs chronically

50
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TIMI criteria

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over 65, known CAD, 3 or more CAD risk factors, ASA use w/i 7days, 2 or more angina episodes w/i 24 hours, ST changes above .5 mm, elevated Tn or CK-MB

51
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other ACS causes

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Supply: hypotension from shock, anemia, dissection/embolus

demand: rapid tachy, acute HTN, severe aortic stenosis

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