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Progression of MI - CORRECT ANSWER- Plac build up that eventually breaks off in blood stream
that the body tries to correct with platelets, eventually occludes the coronary arteries, causing
ischemia in the heart
ASA & clopidogrel (antiplatelet) - CORRECT ANSWER- thins blood and platelets, making them
not as likely to occlude arteries
Angina: - CORRECT ANSWER- Chest pain
-Reversible pre-indicator that MI is coming
-caused from ischemia
Ischemia: - CORRECT ANSWER- lack of adequate blood flow/oxygen to tissues
Infarction: - CORRECT ANSWER- death of tissue
Initial interventions for MI: - CORRECT ANSWER- -Oxygen, Aspirin, Nitroglycerine, Morphine
,-MONA (not correct order)
-M: Morphine
O: Oxygen
N: Nitroglycerine
A: Aspirin
Examples of Thrombolytics: - CORRECT ANSWER- TPA
Reopro
Agarostat
C/M of MI: - CORRECT ANSWER- -SOB
-Angina
-Tachycardia
-Initial elevated BP, then -decreases
-Diaphoresis (sweating)
-Fatigue (only a symptom for a diabetic, no pain due to decerased nerve excitability)
-Feeling of doom/anxiousness
Diet for pt after MI: - CORRECT ANSWER- -No fried, salty, and unhealthy fat foods
-Fish, Whole grains, beans, and fruits/veggies
Desired BP after MI: - CORRECT ANSWER- below 130/80
Modifiable risk factors of MI: - CORRECT ANSWER- smoking
diet
, weight
sedentary lifestyle
lipids
HTN
stress
ETOH
DM
Non-modifiable risk factors of MI: - CORRECT ANSWER- Family hx
age
ethnicity
diabetes
gender (hormones)
Benefits of exercise: - CORRECT ANSWER- lowers resting pulse rate
lowers BP
increases HDL
Recommended amount of cardio: - CORRECT ANSWER- 30-60 mins/day
SA node: - CORRECT ANSWER- Primary pacemaker
Atrial polarization-P wave
60-100