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Clogged Pipes
Anemia
Do This
An infection where?
Time Bomb
100
Soft deposits of fat within the artery
What is atherosclerosis
100

Type of anemia results from red blood cell destruction

What is Hemolytic


100
Give sublingual Nitroglycerin this way for angina
What is every 5 minutes three times
100

Four types of infective heart disease

What is Rheumatic endocarditis, infective endocarditis, pericarditis and myocarditis. 

100
Plaque rupture can lead to this
What is Acute Coronary Syndrome
200

This is how hypertension effects Coronary Artery Disease

What is elevated blood pressure causes endothelial injury

200

Four common diagnostic labs to evaluate for anemia 

Hemoglobin and hematocrit, Reticulocyte count, RBC indices, Iron studies, Vitamin B12, Folate, Haptoglobin and erythropoietin levels and finally.. the less common Bone marrow aspiration

200
Nursing intervention for acute Chronic Stable Angina
What is semi-fowler's position, oxygen, monitor vitals for elevated BP and HR
200

The main electrolyte involved in cardiomyopathy 

What is sodium 

200
Sustained ischemia to cardiac cells more than 20 minutes
What is Myocrdial Infarction
300
A marker of inflammation increased in many clients with CAD
What is C-Reactive Protein
300

Nursing goals for patients with anemia

Major goals include decreased fatigue, attainment or maintenance of adequate nutrition, maintenance of adequate tissue perfusion, compliance with prescribed therapy, and absence of complications

300
Monitor for this common dysrhythmia after Coronary Artey Bypass Graft surgery
What is atrial fibrillation
300

A life threating complication of Pericarditis

What is cardiac Tamponade


300
This causes cool, clammy skin with an MI
What is catecholamine release or vasoconstriction of peripheral blood vessels
400
Collateral Circulation in CAD
What is the development of new blood vessels in order to perfuse an ischemic area
400

Severe complication of anemia

What is Heart Failure! 


400
Primary nursing interventions after PCI
What is monitor for recurrent angina, catheter site bleeding, heart rhythm, neuro assessment of involved extremity, and keep client on bedrest
400

Rheumatic endocarditis is caused by 

What is a beta-hemolytic streptococcal pharyngitis

400
Unstable angina symptoms
What is new chest pain, occurring at rest, worsening pain, increase frequency of chest pain.
500
Lipid levels that increase the risk of CAD
What is Cholesterol greater than 200 and Triglycerides greater than 150
500

The nurse advises the patient that the best time to take Iron for Iron deficiency anemia is

What is on an empty stomach, unless they have gastric distress, then with a meal (decrease absorption up to 40%). 

500
This medication is used if there is no relief of pain with Nitroglycerin
What is opioid analgesic, or Morphine
500

This drug is given to reduce the risk of infective heart disease.  

Bonus* List all the ways we try and reduce infective heart disease

What is antibiotic prophylaxis. 


Antibiotic prophylaxis before certain procedures, Ongoing oral hygiene, Female patients are advised NOT to use IUDs, Meticulous care should be taken in patients “at risk” who have catheters, Catheters should be removed as soon as they are no longer needed, Immunizations

500
The first line of treatment for MI
What is Percutaneous Cardiac Intervention