Angina and Acute Coronary Syndromes Flashcards
In Angina you experience a ___ pain due to ____
visceral ; myocardial hypoxia
Differentials for anginal pain:
oesophageal spasm, biliary colic, peptic ulcer, GORD, MSK, pericarditis, pleuritic pain
angor animi =
fear of dying
Reperfusion causes _____ and a ______ (which can cause ______)
both are a cause of death post-MI
arrhythmias
lengthened QT region -> polymorphic VT may lead to re-entrant tachycardias
Post-MI can get cardiogenic shock if:
delayed presentation
multivessel disease
complications eg. mitral regurg, VSD, rupture
Gold-standard test for ischaemic CVD
angiography - done before get angioplasty
anatomical and risk stratification
Angiography involves inserting a catheter into the ___/___ into the _____ inject contrast and then ____
wrist/groin
coronary ostium
x-ray
Non-invasive but less precise form of imaging the coronary arteries than angiography if calcium is present
CT angiography
Anterior MI shows up as STE in _____ ECG leads
Reciprocal ST depression in ___
V1-6
III and avF
Anteroseptal MI shows as STE in ____ ECG leads
V1-4
Septal ECG leads =
V1-2
Anterolateral MI shows STE in ____ ECG leads
avL, I, V3-6
Inferior MI shows STE in ____ ECG leads
II III avF
Lateral ECG leads =
I, avL, avR, V5, V6
Inferior ECG leads =
II, III, avF
Anterior leads =
V3-4
Stable angina =
fixed stenosis
demand-led ischaemia
stop sit and GTN spray
ACS = (3)
unstable angina
NSTEMI
STEMI
ACS is ____ led ischaemia due to ___
supply-led
obstruction - subtototal/complete - dynamic stenosis
old/new plaques are more likely to rupture due to ____ cap
new
thin fibrous cap