Cardiac 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Cause of MI

A

Low blood getting to the heart

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2
Q

Findings of MI

A

Chest pain

Pain radiating up to the jaw

Jaw tension

Cold skin

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3
Q

Heart rhythm that can indicate impending MI

A

PVCs

Elevated ST

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4
Q

Lab indicator for MI

A

Troponin

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5
Q

Normal Troponin level

A

< .03

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6
Q

3 major arrhythmias seen with MI

A

Pulseless V-Tach

V-Fib

Asystole

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7
Q

Treatment for v-fib

A

Defib

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8
Q

Medication for V-fib

A

Epinephrin

Amiodarone

Lidocaine

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9
Q

Med commonly prescribed for arrhythmias

A

Amiodarone

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10
Q

Order of treatment used in the ED for acute coronary syndrome

A

Oxygen

aspirin

Nitroglycerine

Morphine

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11
Q

The best position for someone with an MI

A

Elevation

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12
Q

the expected outcome of given a vasopressor

A

Increased BP

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13
Q

How long should our patient stay supine & straight after a cardiac cath

A

4 - 6 hours

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14
Q

Complication of a cardiac cath

A

Bleeding

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15
Q

Cardiac Cath

A

Looking into the heart chambers

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16
Q

How to assess extremity distal to puncture site

A

5Ps

Pulse

Pale

Pain

Paresthesia

Paralysis

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17
Q

expected symptom prior to a cardiac cath

A

Palpitations

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18
Q

Expected outcome of CCB

A

Decreased angina pain

19
Q

Example CCB

A
  • Dipine

Verapamil

Diltiazem

20
Q

How do CCB work

A

Widen blood vessels

21
Q

The expected outcome of Beta-blocker

A

Decrease HR

Decrease BP

Stop angina

22
Q

The proper process of taking nitroglycerine

A

1 dose every 5 minutes for 3 TOTAL doses as needed

23
Q

Expected adverse effects of Nitroglycerine

A

A headache

Decrease blood pressure

24
Q

How often should nitro be renewed

A

Every 6 months

25
How often should nitro spray be renewed
every 2 years
26
How to identify ace inhibitors
- prils
27
Example inotropic drugs
Dobutamine and dopamine
28
MC type of cardiovascular disease
CAD
29
Med to relieve chest pain
Nitroglycerine
30
Intervention to relieve chest pain
Rest
31
Best way to assess circulation after a cardiac cath
check most distal pulse
32
What must we assess prior to giving nitroglycerine
BP
33
Common side effects of morphine
Constipation
34
A specific drug used to prevent ventricular remodeling
Ace inhibitor
35
The next step if HR suddenly drops
Check LOC
36
How long is someone NPO for a cardiac angiogram
8 HOURS
37
An uncommon side effect of a CCB
Gingival hyperplasia
38
What should be avoided when taking warfarin
Green plants
39
The expected outcome of warfarin
Prevent clotting
40
INR =
Warfarin
41
What should be the INR range for someone prescribed warfarin
2-3
42
Antidote for warfarin
Vitamin K
43
Antidote for heparin
Protamine Sulfate
44
PTT =
Heparin