Adams, CP, Shock Flashcards
Familial risk factors pertaining to MI (age):
father
Familial risk factors pertaining to MI (age):
father
duration of sx to qualify as angina:
unstable angina vs stable:
increased duration, frequency, or intensity
new associated sx
occurs with less activity or at rest
ST elevation amount for MI:
at least 0.1 mV in all leads except V2 and 3 (0.2 mV)
difficulty in dx new MI with new LBBB?
LBBB have ST elevation normally
EKG in posterior MI?
ST depressions
High sensitivity Trop can still be normal in_______?
unstable angina
first tx of STEMI:
tPA
If pt can’t take ASA in MI give?
clopidogrel
Medical management of MI in first 24 hours:
ACE inhibitors
Beta blockers
Definition of shock?
Hypoperfusion of vital organs
**especially the brain
lab marker elevated due to anaerobic metabolism in shock?
Lactic acid
duration of sx to qualify as angina:
unstable angina vs stable:
increased duration, frequency, or intensity
new associated sx
occurs with less activity or at rest