MI Flashcards
MI:
Heart attack
Formation of localized necrotic areas within the myocardium
Abrupt decrease of blood and oxygen to the heart muscle
Diagnostic Enzymes
CK-MB
Troponin T and I
Nursing Care
Provide thrombocytes therapy Relieve family anxiety Ensure bed ready Monitor VS and I&O Lifestyle Modificarions
Expect which lab to be elevated following an acute MI
CK, troponin, and myoglobin
Troponin:
Protein released when the heart muscle is damaged
Transcutaneous Pacemaker:
Used to maintain the HR until a transvenous or pemanent pacemaker can be inserted
Defibrillation is indicated for
V Fib or unwitnessed v tach
Why promote rest for a client following an Mi
Decreasss the workload on the heart
S3 indicated which condition
MI
Which enzyme elevates and peaks most rapidly if the client experiences a MI
CK-MB
The nurse understands that oxygen is given to a client experiencing an Am I to prevent which problems at the ischemic heart muscle is likely to develop
Fatal Dysrhythmia
Diet modifications
Reduce fat intake to less than 30%
Manifestations of a heart attack
Tachypnea, vomiting, anxiety, Q waves change, ST elevation
What is a complete heart block
When P waves that are not associated with QRS complex
What is a Mobitz second-degree heart block
Intermittently absent QRS complex
What does it mean when the PR interval is greater than .20 seconds
Firstdegree heart block
Second- degree AV block can follow:
Heart attack
Synchronize cardioversion is used for which dysrhythmia
VT
True or False
ST Segment should be iso electric
True
Cardiac output equals
Stroke volume times heart rate
A typical or Prinzmetal Angina
Occurs at the same time each day and at rest
Unstable angina
Not relieved by rest or nitroglycerin. It is less predictable
Stable angina
It is induced by exercise and relieved by Rest or nitroglycerin
Paroxysmal SVTs
Prepare for cardioversion, administer IV adenosine, admin beta blockers
Torsades de pointes
Wide and bizarre QRS complexes
Type of VT
Normal sinus rhythm
Of 60 to 100 bpm, regular rhythm, 1 P to 1 QRS, normal time for PR, normal time for QRS
Time for QRS complex
.6-.10 seconds
Ventricular fibrillation is a
Medical emergency
True or false
Good collateral circulation can limit the size of a heart attack
True