Nursing process
S/s, treat
Prevent, risk F, complications
100

mention one thing the nurse must monitor

Vital signs, O2 and ECG, signs of MI, pain

100

Mention one non Pharmacological treatment

Resting during chest pain 

not smoking/ vaping

maintaining healthy diet

reduce emotional stress

100

Mention two risk factors

lack of physical activity, emotional stress, extreme cold and heat, high cholesterol, drinking alcohol, smoking, Coronary A D, high BP, diabetes 

200

Mention two things you must assess

Pain, circulation, lack of O2, heart rhythm and rate, mental status, anxiety, level of understanding, past medical history, etc

200

What are the side effects of nitroglycerin 

Headache and hypotension 

200

Mention three ways to prevent

No use of tobacco, healthy diet, activity, sleep, healthy weight

300

Mention three pt teachings

Exercise, no smoking, diet, coping mechanisms and reduction of stress, medications

300

one pt teaching for nitroglycerin

Sit or lay down at the start of chest pain not smoking, SL: tablet cause tingling sensation if effective

300

What is angina pectoris explain why it happens

Narrowing of the coronary artery

heart oxygen demand exceed supply

400

Mention three labs commonly used

ABGs, CBC, BNP, troponin, cardiac enzymes, lipid profile, CRP, myoglobin 

400

S/s of metropole and interventions 

Fatigue and dizzines, take apical pulse before each dose, hold is HR below 60 bpm

400

Mention four symptoms 

SOB, weakness, feeling faint, fatigue, pain radiating to upper back, both arms, Neal and earlobe, pressure crushing pain under breastbone in chest

500

Mention 4 different diagnostic tests

Coronary tomographic angiography, invasive coronary angiography, ETT, stress echography, ECG, stress cardiac MRI, nuclear perfusion scans, echocardiogram 

500

What are the mechanics of action for both Metoprolol and Nitroglycerin 

Acts as cardioselective and acts as vasodilator 

500

Mention three complications 

MI, HF and unstable angina

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