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aortic valve stenosis "Classic triad" - SAD syncope, angina, dyspnea (exertional)
aortic valve regurgitation Decreased CO, CHF, hypertrophied/dilated left ventricle
mitral valve prolapse atypical chest pain Does NOT respond to anti-anginal.
mitral valve regurgitation Decreased CO, CHF, hypertrophied/dilated left atrium. eventually leads to HF.
mitral valve stenosis left atrium hypertrophy. pulmonary congestion/increased pressures
Endo-myocardial biopsy infinitive diagnosis or pericarditis?
nursing interventions for pericarditis high fowlers/tripod positioning, O2, pain, educate.
Colchicine What is used for recurrent pericarditis? It also is used in combination with NSAIDs.
NSAIDs indomethacin, aspirin, ibuprofen, ketorolac hallmark treatment for pericarditis
ESR, CRP general inflammatory markers
pericarditis diffuse ST elevation is found in?
CPR What should be taught to patient and family regarding hypertrophic and restrictive cardiomyopathy??
dilated cardiomyopathy Blood flow stagnates and puts patient at risk for clots/stroke.
anticoagulants What drug therapy is used for dilated cardiomyopathy?
biological valve replacement What valve replacement does NOT require anticoagulation therapy?
mechanical valve replacement What valve replacement does require anticoagulation therapy?
stay hydrated, regular exercise, avoid caffeine Patient teaching for mitral valve prolapse.
dyspnea on exertion Primary symptom of mitral valve stenosis
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