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(Cardiovascular)
1. Angina pectoris
- def
- RFs (worst rf, most modifiable rf)
- pathophys
- pres
- dx
- tx
def: chest soreness due to myocardial ischemia as a result of fixed epicardial coronary
obstruction

- a complication of CAD generally because of atherosclerosis

RFs:

Worst RF - Diabetes mellitus

Most modifiable - smoking

pathophys: myocardial ischemia (insufficient myocardial tissue perfusion)

pres: chest ache or soreness classically described as substernal, poorly localized, exertional,
brief in duration exacerbated with hobby or pressure and relieved with rest

- <30 minutes, often resolves within 5 min

- may develop dyspnea, epigastric or shoulder pain instead (F>M, aged, diabetics, and obese)

dx: Clinical + testing

1. Ecg - preliminary take a look at of desire - ST melancholy traditional locating

- resting ecg normal in 50% of instances

2. Stress testing - most important noninvasive trying out

3. Coronary angiography - definitive

tx: Typical oupt tx consists of 4 tablets -

,half. Aspirin + Beta-blocker (both lower mortality),

3. Sublingual short-appearing Nitroglycerin prn

4. Daily Statin

Revascularization = definitive

1. Percutaneous transluminal coronary agiography (1 to two vessel dz in nondiabetic

2. Coronary a. Skip graft - left fundamental coronary a. Sternosis, 3 vessel dz (or 2 vessel dz in
diabetics)




2. Cardiac fundamentals
a.EKG cheat sheet
- primary steps in studying ekg
1. Determine rhythm (take a look at r-r intervals: if <zero.12 seconds, regular)

2. Determine charge (ordinary - 1500/# of small sqaures)

(irregular - number of r waves in 6 second strip x 10)

three. Determine QRS axis

4. Evaluate P waves/PR c programming language

- Sinus (postive in II,III, avf, and down in aVR), p every P observed with the aid of QRS

- PRI - <.12-.20 seconds>

- atrial enlargement? -

right atrial expansion = tall P wave in lead II >3mm

Left atrial expansion = m-formed p wave in lead II, >.12 seconds

5. Evaluate QRS complex

- slim v extensive (< .12 sec)

- if wide: BBB?

,- ventricular hypertrophy?

- pathological q wave?

6. Evaluate ST segment

- ST depression or elevation > 1mm in depth/height

7. Evaluate T waves

- inversions/knocking down

- QT extended?




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c. Tachycardia set of rules


d. Bradycardia algorithm


e. Sinus tachycardia
- def
- eti
- pres
- dx
- tx
def: Regular cardiac rhythm with hr > one hundred bpm

, eti: physiologic or pathologic

pathologic - infectious, hypovolemia, cardiac (myocarditis, tamponade, ACS), respiratory (PE),
electrolyte problems and many others.

Pres: mc asx

dx: ecg -> regular, fast rhythm (> 100 bpm) with ordinary P wave for each QRS

tx: Tx the UC

- beta-blockers if persistent in putting of ACS




f. Sinus bradycardia
- def
- eti
- pres
- dx
- w/u
-tx (asx v sx)
def: Regular cardiac rhythm with hr <60 bpm

eti: physiologic or pathologic

- pathologic - medicinal drugs, ischemic heart dz, infection

pres: mc asx, can have fatigue, workout intolerance, dizziness and so on.

Dx: everyday, slow rhythm (<60 bpm)

w/u: hx and physical to look for s/s of bradycardia

tx:

asx: None

sx: Atropine 1st line - anticholinergic that decreases vagal tone

Second line - Epinephrine or transcutaneous pacing if not responsive to atropine

Definitive: Permenant pacemaker

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