Acute coronary syndromes/MI treatment Flashcards

1
Q

what is involved in the initial treatment of ACS

A

morphine, O2, nitrates, aspirin, ticagrelor

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2
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what pneumonic is used for initial treatment of ACS

A

MONA T

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3
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when is O2 necessary in initial treatment of ACS

A

if hypoxic

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4
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when are nitrates needed in initial treatment of ACS

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if patient is hypertensive or in acute left ventricular failure(LVF)

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5
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in the definitive management of ACS, what is the first line treatment for STEMI patients

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PCI, if it can be delivered within 120 mins of first medical contact

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in the definitive management of ACS, what is the second line treatment for STEMI patients

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thrombolysis with tissue plasminogen activator(.e.g alteplase)

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7
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in the definitive treatment of ACS, what treatment do all NSTEMI/ unstable angina patients receive

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continuing antiplatelet therapy, anticoagulation, GTN spray if chest pain, beta blocker unless contraindicated

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8
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what anticoagulation agent is used in NSTEMI/unstable angina definitive treatment

A

fondaparinux

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what treatment may be given to NSTEMI/unstable angina patients if they are high risk or have recurrent symptoms

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inpatient coronary angiography, and possibly tirofaban(an antiplatelet)

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10
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what allows low risk NSTEMI/unstable angina patients to leave hospital

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negative troponin test and regular follow-ups

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