Myocardial Infarction Complications Flashcards

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Timing & presentation of arrhythmias post-MI

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  • immediate to days
  • brady/tachyarrhythmias, AV block
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Timing & presentation of HF post-MI

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days to weeks
dyspnoea, crackles, oedema

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Timing & presentation of cardiogenic shock post-MI

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immediate to hours
hypotension, cold peripheries

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Timing & presentation of pericarditis post-MI

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1-4 days
Pleuritic chest pain, pericardial rub

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Timing & presentation of Dressler’s syndrome post-MI

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1-8 weeks
Fever, pleuritic chest pain, pericardial effusion

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Timing & presentation of papillary muscle rupture post-MI

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2-7 days
Acute mitral regurgitation -> pulmonary oedema, shock

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Timing & presentation of ventricular septal rupture post-MI

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3-7 days
new murmur, biventricular failure

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Timing & presentation of free wall rupture post-MI

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3-7 days
Sudden tamponade, PEA arrest

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Timing & presentation of left ventricular aneurysm post-MI

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weeks to months
Persistent ST elevation, HF

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Timing & presentation of mural thrombus post-MI

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days to weeks
stroke or systemic emboli

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