Perfusion II Flashcards

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When does CK-MG elevate and what is the duration?

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Peaks: 4-6hr after injury
Duration:3 days

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What do cardiac enzymes and lipid profiles indicate?

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Angina
MI
Heart disease
Hyperlipemia

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When does troponin T elevate and what is its duration?

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Peak:3-5hr
Duration: 14-21 days

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When does troponin I elevate and what’s it duration?

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Peak: 3hr
Duration: 7-10 days

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When does myoglobin elevate and what’s its duration?

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Peak:2hr
Duration: 24 hr.

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What is the range for cholesterol?

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Less than 200mg/dL

Screens for heart disease

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What is the range for HDL?

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Females (35-80mg/dL)
Males ( 35-65mg/dL)
It is the good cholesterol produced by the liver

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What is the normal level for LDL?

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Less than 130mg/dL

Bad cholesterol can be up to 70% of total cholesterol

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What is the normal value for triglycerides?

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Males (40-60mg/dL)
Females (35-135mg/dL)
Over 65 (55-220mg/dL)
Evaluates for atherosclerosis

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What does an echocardiogram evaluate for?

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Cardiomyopathy
HF
Angina
MI

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What does stress testing indicate?

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Angina
HF
MI
Dysthymia

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What does hemodynamics monitoring monitor?

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Blood volume
Perfusion
Fluid status
And how we’ll the heart is pumping

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If hemodynamics are elevated in the preload what will the manifestations be?

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Crackles in the lungs
JVD
Hepatomegaly
Perioheral edema
Taut skin turgor
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What will the manifestations be if the hemodynamics are decreased in preload?

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Poor skin turgor

Dry mucous membranes

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What will the manifestations be if hemodynamics are increased during after load?

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Cool extremities

Weak peripheral pulses

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What will the manifestations be if the hemodynamics are decreased during after load?

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Warm extremities

Bounding peripheral pulses

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What does an angiography measure?

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The presence and degree or coronary artery blockage

17
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What MUST you assess for before angiography?

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Iodine or shellfish allergy!!

18
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What is a complication of angiography?

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Cardiac tamponade

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What does an ECG monitor?

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Cardiac electrical activity

20
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What are per cutaneous coronary interventions?

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Non surgical procedure performed to open coronary arteries

21
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What are two types of PCIs?

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Atherectomy: breaks up and removes plaque
Stent: placement of mesh wire device to hold an artery open.

22
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What is normal ejection fraction?

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50-70%