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ACS + CAD pretest probability 09-x (1) Flashcards

1
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what are atypical anginal symptoms?

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2 of the 3 characteristics of classic angina

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3 classic anginal symptoms?

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typical location (substernal), quality and duration

provoked by exercise or emotional stress

relieved by rest or nitroglycerin

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what are non-anginal symptoms?

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<2 of the 3 characteristics of classic angina

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atypical anginal symptoms in what patients?3

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elderly, women, diabetics

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STEMI on ECG?

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New ST elevation at the J point in two anatomically contiguous leads using the following diagnostic thresholds:

In leads V2–V3: ≥2.5 mm in men <40 years, ≥2 mm in men ≥40 years, or ≥1.5 mm in women regardless of age

and/or

≥1 mm in the other leads than V2 to V3.

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NSTEMI ECG?

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New or presumed new horizontal or down-sloping ST depression ≥0.05 mV (0.5 mm) in two anatomically contiguous leads

and/or

T wave inversion ≥0.1 mV (1 mm) in two anatomically contiguous leads.

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what to do if inferior stemi detected?

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Record right precordial leads (V3R and V4R) in order to assess for ST-segment elevation (aka right infarction)

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what if detected posterior ischemia by prominent R waves and ST depressions in leads V1 and V2?

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record the posterior leads V7, V8, and V9.

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anteroseptal vessel and leads?

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LAD (proximal) V1-V2

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anteroapical vessel and leads?

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LAD V3-V4

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anterolateral vessel and leads?

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LAD distal, LCX, RCA V5-V6 + I, aVL

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lateral vessel and leads?

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LCX, diagonal (LDA D1 branch)
I, aVL + V5-V6

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Inferior vessel and leads?

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RCA (90 proc.)
LCX 10 proc.

II, III, aVF

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posterior vessel and leads?

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RCA ir LCX
Is pradziu matysis:
ST depression in V1-V3

+ If RCA - depr. I, aVL
+ If LCX - elevated I, aVL
Sitie pokyciai yra prie reciprocal, tik is pradziu jie matosi, o papildomai, tikruosius ST pakilimus matysim uzrase papildomai V7-V9.
Jeigu yra kartu inferior MI, bus II, III, aVF pakilimas.

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CAD (not acute). low risk criteria?

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Asymptomatic all ages
Atypical in women < 50 age

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CAD (not acute). Immediate risk criteria?

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Atypical in men all ages
Atypical in women >= 50 years
Typical in women 30-50 age

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CAD (not acute). High risk criteria?

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Typical in amen age >= 40
typical in women >= 60

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Asymptomatic all ages
Atypical in women < 50 age

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CAD (not acute). low risk criteria

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Atypical in men all ages
Atypical in women >= 50 years
Typical in women 30-50 age

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CAD (not acute). Immediate risk criteria

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Typical in amen age >= 40
typical in women >= 60

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CAD (not acute). High risk criteria

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CAD (not acute). low risk. What to do?

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nothing

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CAD (not acute). high risk? what to do?

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Pharmacological therapy for CAD
(kokia cia ta terapija?)

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CAD (not acute). intermediate risk? what to do?

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First question to answer: if patient is able to EXERCISE?

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CAD (not acute). intermediate risk? If patient is NOT able to exercise? (ex due to immobility, previous stroke, respiratory problems eg COPD etc)

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Pharmacological stress imaging test

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Pharmacological stress imaging test. What medications?

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Adenosine, dipyridamole
Dobutamine echo

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Pharmacological stress imaging test with adenosine and dipyridamole. 2 mechanisms?

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Nonselective adenosine agonist

Dilates coronary arteries without increase in HR or BP

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Pharmacological stress imaging test with adenosine and dipyridamole. Best for?

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LBBB
Pacemaker
patients unable to reach tHR

27
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Pharmacological stress imaging test with adenosine and dipyridamole. not suitable for?

A

Reactive airway disease
Patients on dipyridamole or teophylline

28
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CAD (not acute). intermediate risk. Patient IS able to exercise. What evaluate then?

A

ECG

29
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CAD (not acute). intermediate risk. Patient IS able to exercise. ECG is normal. whats next?

A

Exercise ECG test.
* dar papildomai gali but exercise echo for those who can exercise.

30
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Exercise ECG test. mechanism?

A

increase HR and BP

31
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Exercise ECG test. Best for?

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patients able to reach tHR (tHR = 85 proc. of 220 - age)

32
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Exercise ECG test. not suitable for?

A

LBBB
Pacemaker
Patients unable to reach tHR

33
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CAD (not acute). intermediate risk. Patient IS able to exercise. ECG is abnormal. whats next?

A

Exercise imaging test

34
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what is exercise imaging test and how is performed?

A

nuclear stress test.

Nuclear dye is injected while on treadmill. Makes photos of the heart, and compare different stages (before, at peak blabla).

35
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Pharmacologic stress test yra isskirta:
Dobutamine echo
and
Vasodilator stress testing i.e. Adenosine and Dipyridamole

A

.

36
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Pharmacological stress imaging test. Dobutamine echo. mechanism?2

A

B1 agonist
Incr. HR +/- BP

37
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Pharmacological stress imaging test. Dobutamine echo. Suitable for?

A

Reactive airway disease
Patients unable to reach tHR

38
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Pharmacological stress imaging test. Dobutamine echo. not suitable if present?

A

Tachyarrhythmias

39
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Signs of active ischemia in stress testing? 3

A

Angina, ST changes, decreased BP

40
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If intermediate risk and tests are positive, whats next?

A

Coronary angiography

41
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Anterolater, what reciprocals?

A

Gali būti II, III, aVF

42
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LATERAL reciprocals?

A

II, III, aVF

43
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Inferior reciprocals?

A

I, aVL

44
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Right ventricular infarction (in 50 proc of inferior MI). Vessel and leads

A

RCA

Uzrasyti desine puse:
V3R, V4R, V5R, V6R

45
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Inferior, posterior ir right MI gali buti kartu, nes tos pacios arterijos.
Arba RCA - dazniausiai, arba LCX.

Jeigu inferior, ka pagal gaires daryti?

A

IF detected inferior STEMI in II, III, and aVF: record right precordial leads (V3R and V4R) in order to assess for ST-segment elevation.

46
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Jeigu V1-V3 depression - ka daryt pagal gaires?

A

IF detected posterior ischemia by prominent R waves and ST depressions in leads V1 and V2: record the posterior leads V7, V8, and V9.

47
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Melhman. Inferior MI –> Artery answer?

A

answer probably will be RCA

48
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Melhman. Apex MI –> Artery answer?

A

answer LAD

49
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Melhman. lateral MI –> Artery answer?

A

answer LCX

50
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Right dominant. What gives rise to PDA?

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RIGHT dominant system (> 85 proc. cases) implies, that RCA gives rise to PDA

51
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Left Right dominant. What gives rise to PDA?

A

LEFT dominant system (~ 10 proc. cases) implies, that LCA -> LCX gives rise to PDA

ANSWER LCX

52
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RIGHT MI. What is impaired?

A

RV filling

53
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RIGHT MI. What should be avoided?

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Any drug that decreases preload should be avoided because they
cause abrupt decrease in RV preload and lead to profound hypotension.

54
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RIGHT MI. what are the drugs that should be avoided?

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i. Nitrates (cause venodilation)
ii. Opiates (cause venodilation)
iii. Diuretics (cause volume depletion)

55
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RIGHT MI.

Patients who fulfill a certain criteria should be given IV fluids to increase RV preload

Criteria that should be if we want to manage right MI with iv infusion? 4

A

Hypotension

Low or normal JVP (=<3 cm H2O above the sternal angle at 30-45 degrees recumbency)

No pulmonary congestion

No evidence of right heart failure

56
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RIGHT MI.
First step –> gave IV infusion. If hypotension persists?

A

c. If hypotension persists despite adequate fluid resuscitation, inotropic agents can be considered

57
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RIGHT MI. General management apart infusion and inotropics?

A

Management
a. Dual antiplatelet therapy
b. Anticoagulation
c. PCI

58
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In what MI is prominent sinus bradycardia?

A

Inferior MI

59
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In inferior MI what is prominent symptom?

A

sinus bradycardia

60
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Why inferior MI is assoc. with sinus brady? 2

A

vagal tone predominates in the first 24h after infarction

RCA supplies the SA node (in inferior MI 90 proc. RCA)

61
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What supplies SA? 2 vessels

A

RCA 60 proc.
LCX 40 proc.

62
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What supplies AV? 2 vessels

A

RCA 90 proc.
LCX 10 proc.

63
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What supplies left bundle branch?

A

LAD

64
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What supplies right bundle branch?

A

Septal branches of LAD
Often collaterals from RCA/LCX (depending on dominance)

65
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Prominent symptom in case RCA is blocked?

A

Mobitz II AV Block (two P waves for every QRS complex)

BECAUSE RCA supplies AV node through AV nodal artery

66
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How to differentiate right MI vs PE?

A

Right MI is less likely to cause dyspnea or syncope (as in pulmonary embolism), and more likely to cause
bradycardia or arrhythmia

STEP 2 Cardio + Renal (35 decks)

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