heart attacks and angina Flashcards

1
Q

what is the difference between STEMI and NSTEMI?

A

NSEMI is a partial blockage of the coronary arteries
STEMI is a complete blockage

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2
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what causes STEMI and NSTEMI?

A

plaque

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3
Q

what makes angina class as unstable?

A

sudden onset at rest, acceleration of the frequency and severity of pain

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4
Q

give 3 signs of a heart attack (symptomatic)?

A

chest pain lasting over 20 mins, sweating, dizziness

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5
Q

what enzymatic changes are present in a heart attack?

A

changes in troponin T and I levels

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6
Q

what is the difference between a normal ECG and a STEMI (heart attack) ECG?

A

elevation of the ST region

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7
Q

give 4 modifiable risk factors for hypertension?

A

smoking, obesity, high cholesterol and hypertension

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8
Q

what are the two points of myocardial salvage after a heart attack?

A

reducing the oxygen demand of the heart and restoring the hearts blood supply

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9
Q

what 5 drug classes are used to improve survival after a heart attack? (hint there is an acronym SAAB+GTN)

A

statin
ACE inhibitor
dual antiplatelet
beta blocker
GTN spray

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10
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what generation of beta blockers are used for hypertension and why?

A

second generation because they are cardio selective

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11
Q

give the doses of atenolol and bisoprolol needed for hypertension?

A

atenolol = 25-50mg
bisoprolol = 5mg

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