cardiology: ischaemic heart disease Flashcards

1
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8 modifiable risk factors in IHD?

A
  1. hyperlipidaemia
  2. HTN
  3. DM
  4. smoking
  5. physical activity
  6. psychosocial stress
  7. obesity
  8. ETOH
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2
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pathophysiology of endothelial plaque?

A
injury
monocyte recruitment
LDL to oxidised LDL
macrophages eat ox-LDL
become foam cells
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3
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what commonly causes chronic stable angina?

A

atheroma

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4
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what causes ACS?

A

plaque rupture

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5
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Canadian Cardiovascular Society (CCS) classification?

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Class I: normal activity no angina
Class II: angina with >2 blocks >1 stairs
Class III: angina with <2 blocks, <1 stairs
Class IV: angina with slightest or @ rest

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6
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3 Es of predictability in chest pain?

A

exertion
emotion
eating

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7
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Chronic Stable angina treatment 7 things

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  1. lifestyle
  2. antiplatelet
  3. ACE inhibitor
  4. B-blocker
  5. calcium channel blocker
  6. NItrates
  7. Invasive
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8
Q

how to Rx Prinz-metal Angina?

A

nitrates

CCBs

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9
Q

STEMI definition?

A

ST elevation or new BBB

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10
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4 things for an MI

A

Troponin
chest pain
ECG changes
Imaging -

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11
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Blood tests for MI investigation

A
CBC
UEC
Coags
CMP
Cr.
Ur
glucose
lipids
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12
Q

TIMI risk score is?

A

to assess early LMWH and angiography

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13
Q

Beta blocker in STEMI?

A
  • usually wait to assess if heart failure/shock/asthma/airways disease
  • can use CCBs instead
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14
Q

2 kinds of PCIs

A

primary

rescue: after failed thrombolytic therapy

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15
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post MI, which drugs to give?

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1.EC ASA 81mg daily
2. ticagrelor/prasugrel if stetted for 12/12
clopidogrel as alternative
3. b/blocker
4. nitrates(not R sided)
5. ACE
6. spiro/eplerenone

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16
Q

CCBs in MIs?

A

not first line

17
Q

Complications of MI?

A

CRASH PAD

cardiac rupture
arrhythmia
shock
hypertension
Pericarditis/PE
aneurysm
DVT
18
Q

enoxaparin vs. unfractionated heparin in STEMIs?

A

enoxaparin

19
Q

statins in ACS?

A

high dose, mortality benefit

20
Q

Rx of NSTEMI acronym?

A

BEMOAN

b-blocker
enoxaparin
morphine
O2
ASA
Nitrates
21
Q

triple therapy for stents?

A

6 weeks no better than 6 months