IHD, HTN and Arrhythmias Flashcards by Hannah Wilkinson

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What is the universal definition of an MI?

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In what conditions would you get a falsely positive troponin?

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What is the management of a STEMI?

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What is the Grace score?

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Risk stratification for ACS

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What is the treatment with time frames for an NSTEMI?

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What are the acute MI complications?

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What is the secondary prevention following ACS and why?

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What are the therapeutic targets for BP control?

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What causes secondary hypertension?

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What drugs can cause HTN?

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In most cases what causes essential HTN?

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What would you examine in someone presenting with HTN?

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What are the grades of hypertensive retinopathy?

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What bloods would you do in HTN?

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What ECG changes might you see in HTN?

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What lifestyle advice would you give in someone with HTN?

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As well as;
Target BMI 18.5-25

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What diet would you advise in someone with HTN?

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What are the core anti-hypertensive drugs?

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NICE guidelines for HTN management

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What blood pressure should you aim for in most people vs those with high risk diabetes?

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What is a hypertensive emergency, how would you treat it and how quickly?

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What is the most common serious arrhythmia?

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AF

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What are the three P’s of AF?

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Paroxysmal
Persistent
Permanent

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What are the key management questions for AF?

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What underlying problems can you have in AF?

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Who needs anticoagulation?

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How do you manage the three P’ of AF?

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What are the anti-arrhythmic drugs in the Vaughan Williams classification?

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What anti arrhythmia drugs work on the sinus node?

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Bisoprolol
Ivabradine

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What anti arrhythmia drugs work on the atrial muscle?

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Disopyramide
Flecanide
Bisoprolol
Amiodarone

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What anti arrhythmia drugs work on the AV node?

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Bisoprolol
Verapamil
Diltiazem
Amiodarone
Digoxin
Adenosine

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What anti arrhythmia drugs work on the LV muscle?

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Disopyramide
Lignocaine
Mg2+
Flecainide
Bisoprolol
Amiodarone

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What anti arrhythmia drugs work on accessory pathways?

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Flecainide
Amiodarone

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What are the side effects of amiodarone?

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What monitoring tests do you need for amiodarone?

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What is atrial flutter and how do you treat it?

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What is Supraventricular tachycardia?

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How do you manage SVT?

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What is VT?

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How do you manage VT?

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What are the different channelopathies?

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Who would get an ICD?

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