Chest pain Flashcards

1
Q

describe location & radiation of chest pain in stable angina

A
  • central

- arm/jaw

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2
Q

is the pain in stable angina related to food

A

no

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3
Q

what can bring on and relieve the pain in stable angina

A
  • exercise –> pain

- rest –> relief

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4
Q

no relief upon using GTN spray and pain lasting ___ indicates stable angina

A

> 20min

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5
Q

describe location of pain due to GORD

A

retrosternal burning sensation

patient fist against sternum

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6
Q

exacerbating factors in GORD

A
  • lying flat
  • after eating large meals
  • bending forward
  • straining
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7
Q

relieving factors in GORD

A
  • swallowing saliva, water

- antacids

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8
Q

associations of GORD

A
  • regurgitation

- sour taste

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9
Q

describe location & character of musculoskeletal pain

A
  • localised, superficial pleuritic
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10
Q

signs of pneumonia

A
  • cough
  • purulent sputum
  • general malaise
  • fever
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11
Q

character of chest pain in pneumonia

A
  • pleuritic
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12
Q

symptoms associated with pneumonia

A
  • haemoptysis
  • wheezing
  • SOB
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13
Q

description & radiation of ACS pain

A
  • sudden severe
  • crushing
  • arm/jaw
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14
Q

associated symptoms with ACS

A
  • breathlessness
  • nausea
  • vomiting
  • sweating
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15
Q

description of pain onset & severity & location in aortic dissection

A
  • sudden
  • severe tearing
  • between shoulder blades
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16
Q

history info that makes you suspect dissection

A
  • recent trauma
  • hptn
  • Ehler-Danlos/Marfan syndrome
17
Q

what causes the 2ry symptoms of aortic dissection

A

interruption of blood supply

18
Q

onset & character of PE/tension pneumothorax pain

A
  • sudden

- pleuritic

19
Q

PE pain associated symptoms

A
  • SOB
  • fever
  • haemoptysis
20
Q

PE history pieces (think DVT)

A

swollen, hot, tender leg unilaterally

21
Q

tension pneumo associated symptom

A

SOB

22
Q

tension pneumothorax history pieces

A
  • lung disease
  • marfan syndrome
  • chest trauma
23
Q

chest pain description & location in pericarditis

A
  • pleuritic

- retrosternal

24
Q

what is the pain in pericarditis aggravated by

A

coughing

25
Q

alleviating factors in pericarditis pain

A
  • sitting forward

- lying flat

26
Q

if chest pain is worse on exertion what is he most likely diagnosis

A

angina

27
Q

if chest pain is worse on lying down what is the most likely diagnosis

A

GORD

28
Q

chest tenderness can be found in what type of conditions

A

musculoskeletal

29
Q

distinction between costochondritis and Tietze’s syndrome

A

palpable swelling