Nurs 665 ACS and HF
TIMI 0 - answer No perfusion, no ante grade flow beyond occlusion
TIMI 1 - answer Minimal penetration past occlusion without perfusion; incomplete filling
of vessel, no movement of contrast
TIMI 2 - answer Partial perfusion, slow flow of contrast through obstruction
TIMI 3 - answerComplete perfusion, normal flow distal to obstruction, adequate
clearance of contrast
0 markers - answer0.8% mortality
1 marker - answer1.6% mortality
2 markers - answer2.2% mortality
3 markers - answer4.4% mortality
4 markers - answer7.3% mortality
Killip I - answerincludes individuals with no clinical signs of HF
Killip II - answerincludes individuals with rales or crackles in lungs, S3, and elevated
jugular venous pressure
Killip III - answerindividuals with frank pulmonary edema
Killip IV - answerindividuals in cardiogenic shock or hypotension and evidence of
peripheral vasoconstriction
Nitroglycerin IV - answer5mcg/min, max 200mcg/min
Morphine - answer2-4mg with repeat 2-8mg Q5-15min
Aspirin - answer162-365mg loading, 75-162 daily, chewable initially for buccal
absorption
Atenolol - answer10mg IV then 100mg PO daily
Metoprolol - answer5mg IV q5min X 3 doses, 50mg PO q6h X 48h then 100mg po BID
TIMI 0 - answer No perfusion, no ante grade flow beyond occlusion
TIMI 1 - answer Minimal penetration past occlusion without perfusion; incomplete filling
of vessel, no movement of contrast
TIMI 2 - answer Partial perfusion, slow flow of contrast through obstruction
TIMI 3 - answerComplete perfusion, normal flow distal to obstruction, adequate
clearance of contrast
0 markers - answer0.8% mortality
1 marker - answer1.6% mortality
2 markers - answer2.2% mortality
3 markers - answer4.4% mortality
4 markers - answer7.3% mortality
Killip I - answerincludes individuals with no clinical signs of HF
Killip II - answerincludes individuals with rales or crackles in lungs, S3, and elevated
jugular venous pressure
Killip III - answerindividuals with frank pulmonary edema
Killip IV - answerindividuals in cardiogenic shock or hypotension and evidence of
peripheral vasoconstriction
Nitroglycerin IV - answer5mcg/min, max 200mcg/min
Morphine - answer2-4mg with repeat 2-8mg Q5-15min
Aspirin - answer162-365mg loading, 75-162 daily, chewable initially for buccal
absorption
Atenolol - answer10mg IV then 100mg PO daily
Metoprolol - answer5mg IV q5min X 3 doses, 50mg PO q6h X 48h then 100mg po BID