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DAANCE module 2 4 key medical history questions - Current medical conditions/under physician care Prior hospitalizations/ surgeries Current meds Allergies & reactions

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DAANCE module 2
4 key medical history questions - ✔✔Current medical conditions/under physician care

Prior hospitalizations/ surgeries

Current meds

Allergies & reactions



8 review systems - ✔✔General, Skin, Cardiovascular, Pulmonary, Gastrointestinal, Genitourinary,
Neurologic, skeletal



Mallampati Classification - ✔✔1 Visualize soft palate, fauces, uvula, anterior and posterior pillars

2 Visualize soft palate, fauces, uvula

3 Visualize soft palate and base of uvula

4 no soft palate visualized



Fasting - ✔✔8 hrs- no fatty, fried food and meat

6 hrs- light meal and liquid- toast

2 hrs- clear liquids



Classify sedation per pt - ✔✔1 Healthy for all

2 mild systemic disturbance ( smoker)

3 severe systemic disease/disturbance managed by medications. Consult with physician

4 Pt has life threatening systemic disease

5 pt moribund - surgery in despiration



Angina PEctoris - ✔✔pain in chest bec of inadequatecoronary circulation, and flow of o2 in heart.

Relieved by vasodilator drugs- nitroglycerine



atherosclerosis - ✔✔hardening of arteries

, Thromosis - ✔✔larger clot totally occludes artery



treatment for severe ischemic heart disease - ✔✔coronary bypass and angioplasties



angiplasties - ✔✔changing shape of occluded blood vessel and squashing plaque. stent places to keep
shape.

pt on antiplatelet drugs (1-2 yrs)



Ischemic heart disease & acute coronary syndrome - ✔✔diease with blood flow in coronary arteries &
decreasing blood flow into ischemia



Myocardial infaction - ✔✔result from severe deficient coronary arterial blood supply to myocardium -
resulting in necrosis.

Treat with Thrombolitics 1-2 hrs post attack.

no surgery 6-8 wks post



rheumatic heart diease - ✔✔bacteria from strep throat infects and damages valves- mitral valve. back
flow of blood= murmer



mitral valve prolapse - ✔✔mvp= upward, redundant motion of valve leafeletsinto left atrium.

Hypothryoidism/ heridetory



antibiotic prophylaxis - ✔✔prevents subacute bacteriam endocarditis. damage to heart valves/ systemic
infection



prosthetic valves post op - ✔✔anticoagulants, prophylactic antibiotics



hypertension - ✔✔above 120/80

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