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BP =
Cardiac Output =
Stroke Volume
(inotrophic) x Heart Rate (chronotrophic z .
Upset feeling
External fascicles KI .
3
Lightheadedness
:
Internal fascicles :
M 3 .
Hypertension a .
vasodilator
Obesity Acute
-
Duration :
30 mins
Angina
I
Pectoris I
·burning or stinging sensation -
decrease pain
by sippingH 8
.
pain chest ·
Types : -
rotating site
:
<50% obstruction
-precipitating factors :
-
mos
:
-
b. extreme
temp sealed 6 mos
:
-
c . excessive
eating
-
of
pain
d emotional stress Common side effect Hypotension
:
-
relieved by rest
↓ .
Propanolol Metoprolol ,
↑attacks
-
T freqvency C .
Ca-channel blockers
-
i
intensity
-
Verapamil Nifedipine , ,
Kiltiazem
Iduration SIE Hypotension
-
:
d Platelet .
aggregating inhibitors
-
3 .
Prinzmetal's "variant Atypical type
-
relieved by rest e .
Anticoagulants
Heparin Warfarin
-
prostaglandin bradykinin -
NISC :Oral
ration of SNS ->
stimulating adrenal medulla -> release of epi nor- Kematoma
epi->vasoconstriction Advantage Fast acting Longhalf life
:
:
:l
Monitor
:
PTT
N
Protamine Sulfate e :
6 .
Refractory
1
-
no
single vessel Cradial artery) Intravascular Stenting to prevent restenosis Pathophysiologic change infarction
· - :
Vita1999nS :
Deep Q-waves
caused
by coronary artery obstruction atherosclerosis
-
1 .
CBR5 BPP
leads to anaerobic
glycolysis 2 NPO
-
3 . Administer Oz as ordered
Patho 4 .
Establish an Nine =
NSS/D5WKNO
Total obstruction -> blood anoxia ->body will compensate Medications ordered during crisis stage
no
supply -> 5 .
as
to
produce 1 .
I
I-2Mg ,
C .
anti-anxiety
Symptoms d .
vasodilating effect
Persistent chest pain 15 mins SIE respiratory depression
:
. .
z .
Upset feeling
-
antidote Naloxone I I 1
:
:
.
3
Lightheadedness
4 Shortness of breath
.
c .
Nitroglycerin
5 Excessive sweating -to prevent secondary arterial
spasm
.
SIE YBP :
Dianostic Studies
.
Enzymes 3 .
Aspirin
·
625
mg OD PO for weeks
-
elevates in 30 mins
4 .
Thrombolytics
·
Most Indicative (K :
-
MB -
antidote Amicar :
aminocaproic acid
·
1
N LDH =
< LDH2
.
for
C .
GCS-4 :
Brain -
Graft sources
Saphaneous vain
·
Stages ·
Compensatory
heart is damaged but vital
organs are protected
-
Time first 4 :
crisis-24 hours
ECG ST-Elevation :
2 .
Decompensatory
heart is
okay/resting but vital organs are damaged
-
Passenger blood .
Nitroprusside Nipride
-
3
Nifedipine .
. CXR=
cardiomegaly
2 .
Echocardiogram
=
↓Na
Management · ↓ fat
·
↓ cholesterol
.Digitalis Therapy ↑ fiber
·
-major theral x
1
-
c) inotrophic
=
=Early SISX Gl :
Vomiting
:
Nausea
·
Diarrhea Abdominal cramps
:
light
·
2 .
↓ .
Lanoxin Digoxin 3
Orthophea .
2 .
Crystogidin Digitoxin 4 .
Pulmonary edema
3 .
Lanatoside Cedilanid ( -
dyspnea
4. Deslanoside CedilanidD pink frothy spotur
-
bilateral crackles
2 .
Divretic Therapy
-
systemic circulation
-
-
1 .
Thiazides oral :
Chlorthiazide (I
CivrilEsix Signs
·
c .
Edema-pitting
Loop Divretics oral IV Ascites
:
2 .
,
.
3
Furosemide Lasix 4 .
Distended jugular vein
·
Bumetamide Burmex
Acute Biological Crisis ABC
3 . Potassium -
Management
. Diet ↑K except in K-sparing
:
prevent nocturia
7
Ingest food first to prevent Gl upset
:
8 Caffein restrictions
.
9 .
phlebitis
Shock Anaphylactic Shock
BP =
Cardiac Output x
constriction
Compensated/Non-progressive
most common vital organs remain
adequately perfused
-
-
Causes :
2 .
Decompensated/Progressive
.
Dehydration organs become underperfused
vital
-
.
Hemorrhage -
3 .
35d space shifting manifestations
most dangerous
-
cardiac output
problem
-
causes :
Physiologic Response to Shock
Myocardial infarction 1 achycardiA heart
-
2 TAC
2 .
K conditions hy<nea
I
.
lungs
a
Hypokalemia flacid heart prominent U-waves Physiologic shunting brain
:
3
-
.
.
b
Hycerkalemia spastic heart fall peaked T-waves
.
-
:
, a .
Vasoconstriction
3 . Electrecution b
. Compensatory mechanism
c . SNS activation
Obstructive Shock 4 Skin .
causes :
5 .
Hypotension
1 Severe atherosclerosis first indicator of failing compensation
-
2 .
Dislodged stent 6 .
Coagulation abnormalities
3 Severe vasospasm Most shock clotting
:
C
I istributive Shock .
Hyperglycemia liver
-
kidney
TPR problem powerful defense in shock
most but late compensation
-
a
-
Neurogenic spinal in
/ uries induced by trauma pain -> will convert Renin Substrates lungs
2 .
↑Noxious Stimuli
1
Cirritatingchemicals) injury
-
b Hepatic
dysfunctions .
Septic Shock c . Gl
problems
↑Pathogens microorganisms bacterias viruses , ,
reaches blood --stimulati d .
Nutritional deficits
hypothalamus--will cause CNS
-
ng the release of
pyrogens
-> stimulates e .
damage
called ->vasodilation
sudden elevated temperature hyperpytexia
I
->
TPR -BP ->
Septic shock
Proper Position
Safe position supine
:
For nauseated or
vomiting victim
:
side
lying or recovery
-prevent cers
I ciring
-prevent chilling
Collaborative management
·Assess the primary cause of shock
·Monitor :
a .
-
Superior Vena Cava--R A .
Normal Manometer : :
4-10cmH2O
Gauge :
7-14 mmHg
Result :
Increase :
c . Vital signs =
915 mins
Other Priorities
Maintain airway provide cardiac and
and
pulmonary support
·
·IF as ordered
it prob in fluids NSS
:
, ,
/NSS isotonic
x LR bec it contain Ca a
clotting factor
=
isotonic
x D5 W isotonic in bottle
hypotonic in body
provide supportive care as indicated
·
Hypovolemic
Dehydration
·
:
fluids
Hemorrhage BI
=
·
3rdspace shifting
:
Colloids
.
2
Cardiogenic
·Myocardial Infarction Morphine SO4 :
:
NTG
Aspirin
:
-Thrombolytics
·
Potassium conditions :
↓K =T
=4K diet :
K dief -
I insuline D5W
-KC =Kayexalate Dialysis
=
·
Electrocution
3 .
Distributive
Neurogenic pain relief
·
Septic :
antibacterial
=antihistamines
-steroids
epinephrine DOC
-