What are the troponin levels for NSTEMI?
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Elevated
What is a normal time for a QRS complex?
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0.04 to 0.12 seconds.
What unit does a patient go to after a CABG procedure?
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ICU for 24 to 36 hours
Extubated by 6 hours and sent to the step-down cardiac unit
CAD can lead to more severe diseases like
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unstable angina, MI, ACS
What are the nursing management considerations for graft patency post aortic
aneurysm repair?
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adequate BP (prevent hypotension and hypertension)
Atherosclerosis
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blood vessel disorder, starts as soft fat deposits (plaque) that harder with
age, can occur in any artery
What diagnostic studies are done for ACS?
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-EKG
-Cardiac biomarkers
-Cardiac catheterization
What is the dosing for Nitro?
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Nitro given 0.4mg sublingual 3 doses/5 min apart
What are the GI nursing management considerations for post aortic aneurysm repair?
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postoperative ileus
If not treated, what can a pericardial effusion lead to?
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Circulatory shock and cardiac arrest
increased afterload=
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increased cardiac workload
What are the nursing management considerations for renal perfusion post aortic
aneurysm repair?
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hourly urine output, I&O's
What type of angina symptoms usually improve with rest or medication such as nitro
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stable
What two clinical "signs" are indicative of an aortic aneurysm?
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Cullen's sign
Gray Turner's sign
What is the elevated level and expected duration of Creatinine Kinase MB following
an MI?
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Elevated
What is a normal time for a QRS complex?
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0.04 to 0.12 seconds.
What unit does a patient go to after a CABG procedure?
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ICU for 24 to 36 hours
Extubated by 6 hours and sent to the step-down cardiac unit
CAD can lead to more severe diseases like
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unstable angina, MI, ACS
What are the nursing management considerations for graft patency post aortic
aneurysm repair?
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adequate BP (prevent hypotension and hypertension)
Atherosclerosis
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blood vessel disorder, starts as soft fat deposits (plaque) that harder with
age, can occur in any artery
What diagnostic studies are done for ACS?
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-EKG
-Cardiac biomarkers
-Cardiac catheterization
What is the dosing for Nitro?
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Nitro given 0.4mg sublingual 3 doses/5 min apart
What are the GI nursing management considerations for post aortic aneurysm repair?
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postoperative ileus
If not treated, what can a pericardial effusion lead to?
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Circulatory shock and cardiac arrest
increased afterload=
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increased cardiac workload
What are the nursing management considerations for renal perfusion post aortic
aneurysm repair?
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hourly urine output, I&O's
What type of angina symptoms usually improve with rest or medication such as nitro
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stable
What two clinical "signs" are indicative of an aortic aneurysm?
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Cullen's sign
Gray Turner's sign
What is the elevated level and expected duration of Creatinine Kinase MB following
an MI?
