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3 types of dispositions correct answerstransfer, discharge, admitted to hospital removal of appendix correct answersappendectomy removal of gallbladder correct answerscholecystectomy removal of uterus correct answershysterectomy 5 vital signs correct answersBlood pressure(BP), Resp Rate(RR), SaO2, Body temp, heart rate(HR) What is CAD correct answerscoronary artery disease-narrowing of coronary arteries which provide blood to the heart tissue What other past histories would suggest that a pt has CAD correct answersPMHx of MI, HLD,HTN, FHx of MI, CAD Does a PMHx of CVA mean the pt has CAD? correct answersNo??? Does a surgical history of angioplasty mean the pt has CAD? correct answersYes??? Explain the difference between CAD and an MI. correct answersCAD is the narrowing of the artery leading to an inefficient heart and risk of MI. MI is when ischemia has occurred and heart tissue has died. Its an actual heart attack. If someone has a PMHx of A-Fib or CHF, does that mean they also have CAD? correct answersYes?? What are the "cardiac risk factors?" correct answersHTN, HLD, elderly, FHx of MI,CAD????? How is CAD diagnosed? correct answersstress test, cardiac catheterization. Name two ways that an MI can be diagnosed? correct answersTroponin(non STEMI) and EKG(STEMI) What are some associated symptoms of an MI other than CP? correct answersN/V, SOB, diaphoresis What are some associated symptoms for CHF? correct answersedema in extremities, JVD, SOB, orthopnea, PND???