chest pain d1 Flashcards

1
Q

chest pain/

Stable angina/risk factors/sx

A

Risk factors: CAD

sx: substernal chest discomfort precipitated by exertion.

Sx resolve promptly with rest or nitroglycerin +

sx do not change over the course of weeks.

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2
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chest pain/

stable angina/important tests

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Exercise tolerance test/

Angiogram== angiography= best for CAD

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3
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chest pain/

GERD/sx

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Sx: heartburn; chronic nature

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4
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chest pain/

GERD/important tests

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EGD

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5
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chest pain/

Msk disorders/risk factors/sx

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Hx of injury or

specific musculoskeletal chest pain syndrome

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6
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chest pain/

Msk/important tests

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PE

Rx:Response to tx

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7
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chest pain/

Acute MI/

/demo/

risk factors/

sx/signs

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demo:middle-aged man

risk factors: CAD

sx: Acute onset /

lung:SOB;

heart: crushing substernal chest pressure;

GI:nausea;

NS: diaphoresis

a feeling of impending doom

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8
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chest pain/

Acute MI/

important lab and imaging tests

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ECG Cardiac enzymes: CK and troponin

Coronary angiography

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9
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chest pain/

Unstable angina/

risk factors/

sx

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Presence of cardiac risk factors: Ischemic

sx: new or worsening or

increasing in frequency of sx of CAD

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10
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chest pain/

Unstable angina/

important tests

A

ECG Cardiac enzymes (CK and troponin)

Stress testing

Coronary angiography

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11
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chest pain/

Thoracic aortic aneurysm dissection/

risk factors/

sx

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risk factors:HTN!!

Maybe atherosclerosis/

sx: acute+severe pain β€œtearing β€œ chest pain/

Radiation of pain to back

hint: BV is in the back/ BP differential

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12
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chest pain/

Thoracic aortic aneurysm dissection/

important tests

A

Transesophageal echocardiography

CT scan

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13
Q

chest pain/

Esophageal spasm/

sx

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Recurrent chest pain;

often with radiation to back/

hint: esophagus is in the back

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14
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chest pain/

Esophageal spasm/

important tests

A

Esophageal manometry and

exclusion of other causes

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15
Q

chest pain/

Pleural effusion or pneumonia w pleural effusion/

sx/signs

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Cough and SOB w

PE findings for pleural effusion

sign: Fever

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16
Q

chest pain/

Pleural effusion or pneumonia with pleural effusion/

important tests

A

Chest radiograph

Thoracentesis: to remove fluid

17
Q

chest pain/

Pericarditis/

sx/signs

A

sx:Pain relieved by leaning forward

PE: Friction rub

ECG changes

18
Q

chest pain/

Pericarditis/

important tests

A

ECG

19
Q

chest pain/

Pulmonary embolism/

risk factors (6)/

sx/

signs

A

Risk factors:

immobilization,

postoperative or

postpartum states, estrogen therapy,

cancer, thrombophilia=hypercoagulability or a prothrombotic state

sx:Dyspnea, Tachycardia

Unilateral leg swelling

20
Q

chest pain/

Pulmonary embolism/

important tests

A

all body :

BV = CT angiography /

blood: D-dimer

lung: BV Pulmonary angiogram

blood Ventilation perfusion scan

21
Q

chest pain/

Subdiaphragmatic abscess/

risk factors/

signs

A

Intra-abdominal process

Fevers

22
Q

chest pain/

Subdiaphragmatic abscess/

important tests

A

Abd. ultrasound and CT