Post ACS care / Stable CAD Flashcards

1
Q

In patients with post GI bleed and new sent (so on DAPT) you should start:

A

PPI as it decreases risk for upper GI bleed.

prefer protonix

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Potential interaction between PPI and clopidogrel (Plavix)

A

PPI may stop CYP219 metabolism which may decrease efficacy of P2Y12 receptor blocker clopiogren in preventing stent thrombosis.

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3
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when to start spironolactone in someone post ACS and post stent?

A

Only start when symptomatic heart failure w/ LV EF <35%

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Indications for starting PPI in patients who have to be on DAPT

A

prior upper GI bleeding, pud, active H pylori infection, >65 yrs.

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5
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after fibrinolysis in acute STEMI and successful reperfusion, what is the next most appropriate step?

A

need to transfer to a PCI capable location due to possible reocclusion (happens in 20% of cases) over the next few hours.

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6
Q

indications for a implantable cardioverter defibrillator placement for primary prevention

A
primary prevention:  prior MI and LVEF<30% 
NYHA class II or III symptoms and LVEF<35%
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7
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indications for a implantable cardioverter defibrillator placement for secondary prevention

A

prior VT or unstable VT without reversible cause

prior sustained VT with underlying cardiomyopathy

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8
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When should a patient be assessed for AICD placement post MI especially if there’s akinesis of myocardium post MI?

A

need to be reassessed after 3 months of coronary revascularization. because of myocardial stunning and chance for recovery and improvement in EF.

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if patient who has STEMI doesn’t undergo coronary revascularization, when should they be reassessed for ICD placement?

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40 days following MI.

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