CAD

Question 1

How is chronic Angina treated?

What are their SE?

Answer 1

Beta blockers (Asthme/COPD), then Ranolazine (TQ prolong)

Question 2

Name the Leads and Arteries of Anterio, Posterior, Lateral and Inferior MIs

Answer 2

Anterio- V1-V4, AvL, L1; LAD
Posterior, Depressed V1-V4 and Large T waves; CFx
Lateral, V5,V6, AvR; CFx
Inferior II, III, AvF, RCA

Question 3

what % of patients have no pain with MI?

Answer 3

30%

Question 4

What is Dresslers’s?

Answer 4

Autoimmune 1 month post MI

Question 5

EKG: 1st sign and last?

Answer 5

Hyper T (tall broad) - Q waves

Question 6

ST depression means?

Answer 6

ischemia

Question 7

ST elevations means?

Answer 7

Damage

Question 8

ST -T changes with reciprocal change means?

Answer 8

STEMI

Question 9

What is the ACS treatment?

Answer 9

OANM+ LMWH or Fondaperinux (if HIT)

Question 10

What is the STEMI treatment?

Answer 10

1st PCI (90 mins) or tPA (fibrinolytic 30mins)

Question 11

Containdications of fibrinolytics?

Answer 11

Hx of hemorrage, Stoke in 1 year, Intracranial Neoplams, Internal bleed, Aortic Dissection.

Question 12

Do you give fibrynolitics/ thrombonolytics to NSTEMI?

Answer 12

No

Question 13

What electrolyte deficiency is associated with Prinzmetal angina?

Answer 13

Hypomag

Question 14

When is Bivalirudin used?

Answer 14

Direct thrombin inhibitor for unstable angina PCI if hx of HIT

Question 15

what are Prasugrl and Ticagrelor?

Answer 15

P2Y12 antiplatelets

Question 16

what is fondaparinux?

Answer 16

Factor X inhibitor.

Question 17

What medication do you give an NSTEMI after PCI?

Answer 17

Parsugrel

Question 18

What will a DCM look like on ECG?

Answer 18

Low amplitude QRS

Question 19

long termCAD and afib are treated with

Answer 19

Warfarin

Question 20

Why is Warfarin used in long term CAD and Afib?

Answer 20

most efficient