Angina Flashcards

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What is angina

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The chest pain in angina is described as what

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Chest pain occurs when

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4
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Angina occurs when

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When myocardial oxygen demand (MVO2) exceeds supply

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What are the major contributors to myocardial oxygen demand

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6
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Angina could so be due to what

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What are the types of angina

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Stable angina
Unstable angina
Microvascular angina
Variant angina

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9
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What is the trigger, relief and mechanism in stable angina

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What is the trigger, risk and mechanism in unstable angina

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What is the trigger, relief and key feature in variant angina

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12
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What is the mechanism and diagnosis in microvascular angina

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13
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What are the risk factors of angina

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14
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Explain the classic chest pain in angina

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15
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What are the associated symptoms of angina

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16
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What are the red flags of angina

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What are the atypical symptoms of angina

18
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What is prinzmetal’s angina

19
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List the other causes of chest pain

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Acute coronary syndrome
Thoracic aortic dissection
Pulmonary embolism
Oesophageal spasm
Pericarditis
Stable angina
Spontaneous pneumothorax
Pneumonia
Gastro-oesoohageal reflux

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Explain the chest pain caused by acute coronary syndrome

21
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Explain the chest pain caused by thoracic aortic dissection

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Explain the chest pain caused by pulmonary embolism

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Explain the chest pain caused by oesophageal spasm

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Explain the chest pain caused by pericarditis

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Explain the chest pain caused by stable angina
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Explain chest pain caused by spontaneous pneumothorax
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Explain the chest pain caused by pneumonia
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Explain chest pain caused by gastrointestinal-oesophageal reflux
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What is the Socrates acronym