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HISTORY
Identifying Data
Family History
Review of Systems
General
HEENT
(-) polyuria
(-) nocturia
(-) tea-colored urine
(-) dysuria
(-) difficulty/pain in urinating
(+) edema
Respiratory
Cardiovascular
GIT
Urinary
Extremities
Skin
PHYSICAL
EXAM
Vital Signs
Neck Examination
Inspection
No Precordial Bulge
PMI at 5th ICS LMCL
Palpation
Percussion
3
Auscultation
Normal Rate
Regular Rhythm
No S3, No S4, No Murmurs
Extremities
DIFFERENTIAL
DIAGNOSIS
PRIMARY
WORKING
IMPRESSION
LABORATORY/
WORK-UP
PATHOPHYSIOLO
GY
MANAGEMENT
Pulse Rate for all pulse sites (Brachial, Radial, Femoral, Popliteal,
Posterior Tibial, Dorsalis Pedis) are 64 bpm with normal amplitude.
Similar in volume and rhythm bilaterally.
No cyanosis, clubbing and bipedal edema observed
Aortic dissection
Acute myocardial infarction
Esophageal reflux
12-lead ECG
Serial measurement of cTnI separated by a certain number of hours depending
on sensitivity of assay used
Four processes:
1) Rupture of unstable atheromatous plaque
Leads to formation of typically nonocclusive superimposed
thrombus with subsequent impaired myocardial perfusion
2) Coronary arterial vasoconstriction
3) Imbalance between the supply and demand of the myocardium for
oxygen
4) Gradual intraluminal narrowing of an epicardial coronary artery
Reference: Mann, Zipes, Libby, Bonow and Braunwald. (2014). Braunwalds
heart disease: A textbook of cardiovascular medicine (10th ed). Philadelphia, PA:
Saunders.
Diuretic
Beta blockers