Angina
1-Stable = < 3min during activity, better with rest2-Unstable = > 30 min at rest
3-Prinzmetal = vasospasm at rest
Risk Factors (10):
-male-increased age
-decreased estrogen state
-smoking
-fam hx
-HTN
-DM
-obesity
-dyslipidemia
-inactivity
Tests/Labs:
-EKG: horizontal or downslopping ST seg (depression)-Exercise Test: good non-invasive test
*Pimping Question: What signifies a positive exercise test? (Answer below)
-ECHO: prognostic indicator
Tx:
-sublingual nitro is the primary pharm tx-chronic angina = beta blockers (prolong life)
-CCB decrease cardiac muscle O2 demand
-Platelet inhibition agent (aspirin, clopidogrel, ticlopidine)
-NOTE: Nitro and CCB only for Prinzmetal! Beta-blockers can provoke a spasm!
Answer: ST segment depression of 1mm
Source: AAPA and PAEA Exam Review Book
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