Acute Coronary Syndrome Flashcards
2 “any” absolute contraindications for fibrinolytics in ACS
- Any hx of intracranial hemorrhage
- Any hx of cerebrovascular lesions (aneurysms)
3 “active” absolute contraindications to fibrinolytic therapy in ACS
- Active intracranial cancer
- Active aortic dissection
- Active bleeding or bleeding diathesis
3 “history of” absolute contraindications to fibrinolytic therapy in ACS
- Hx of CVA in the last 3 months
- Hx of Head trauma in the last 3 months
- Hx of neurosurgery in the last 2 months
EKG change that shows success with fibrinolytic treatment
> 50% improvement in the ST segment
Other than diffuse ST elevation, EKG sign that is pathomnemonic for pericarditis
Depressed PR interval
Maximum travel time for interfacility transfer to a PCI capable hospital
60 minutes
Goal time to fibrinolytic administration in ACS
30 minutes
Goal balloon time in ACS at primary PCI hospital
90 minutes
Time in STEMI from symptom onset to start treatment
< 12 hours or < 24 if worsening ischemia/ongoing symptoms
“Out the door” time for non-PCI hospital to transfer patient
30 minutes
Balloon time if being transferred from a non-PCI hospital
120 minutes
ACS Clopidogrel loading and ongoing doses
Loading 600 mg
Ongoing 75 mg daily
ACS Prasugrel loading and ongoing dose
Loading 60 mg
Ongoing 10 mg daily
ACS Ticagrelor loading and ongoing dose
Loading 180 mg
Ongoing 90 mg BID
ACS Alteplase dose
100 mg over 90 minutes