Ch. 29: SIHD with 100% correct
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Predictable chest pain due to exertion or emotional stress and
relieved within minutes by rest or with nitroglycerin. - answer
Stable angina or stable ischemic heart disease (SIHD)
Type of acute coronary syndrome where chest pain increases in
duration, frequency and intensity and cannot be relieved with rest
or nitroglycerin. - answer Unstable angina
Is myocardial oxygen increased or decreased in SIDH? - answer
Decreased
Why is myocardial oxygen decreased in SIDH? - answer Decreased
due plaque build up within inner walls of coronary disease which
causes narrowing of arteries and reduced blood flow to the heart
What are the risk factors for SIHD? (6) - answer HTN, smoking,
dyslipidemia, diabetes, obesity, physical inactivity
What labs should be checked when diagnosing SIHD? (7) - answer
CBC, CK-MD, troponin (I or T), aPTT, PT/INR, lipid panel, glucose
What tests are done to help diagnose SIHD? (2) - answer ECG,
cardiac stress test
What is done during a cardiac stress test? (2 things) - answer Either
exercise or IV meds are used to see an increase in myocardial
oxygen demand
, What are the IV medications used in cardiac stress test? (4) -
answer adenosine, dipyridamole, Dobutamine, Regadenoson
What BMI should be maintained to treat SIHD? - answer BMI 18.5 -
24.9 kg/m2
What is the recommended waist circumference (female and male) to
help treat SIHD? - answer Females: < 35 inches
Males: < 40 inches
As a non-drug treatment for SIHD, moderate intensity aerobic
activity should be done for _____ minutes at least _____ days per
week. - answer 30 - 60 minutes
5 - 7 days per week
What is the recommended alcohol intake for men? women? - answer
Men: 2 drinks/day
Women: 1 drink/day
1 drink = ? oz wine, ? oz beer, ? oz of spirits? - answer 4 oz of wine
12 oz of beer
1 oz of spirits
What are the non-drug treatments for SIHD? (5) - answer 1) healthy
heart diet
2) BMI 18.5 - 24.9 kg/m2 and waist circumference of < 35 in
(females) or < 40 in (males)
3) moderate-intensity aerobic activity
4) tobacco cessation
5) limit alcohol intake
answers(download to pass)
Predictable chest pain due to exertion or emotional stress and
relieved within minutes by rest or with nitroglycerin. - answer
Stable angina or stable ischemic heart disease (SIHD)
Type of acute coronary syndrome where chest pain increases in
duration, frequency and intensity and cannot be relieved with rest
or nitroglycerin. - answer Unstable angina
Is myocardial oxygen increased or decreased in SIDH? - answer
Decreased
Why is myocardial oxygen decreased in SIDH? - answer Decreased
due plaque build up within inner walls of coronary disease which
causes narrowing of arteries and reduced blood flow to the heart
What are the risk factors for SIHD? (6) - answer HTN, smoking,
dyslipidemia, diabetes, obesity, physical inactivity
What labs should be checked when diagnosing SIHD? (7) - answer
CBC, CK-MD, troponin (I or T), aPTT, PT/INR, lipid panel, glucose
What tests are done to help diagnose SIHD? (2) - answer ECG,
cardiac stress test
What is done during a cardiac stress test? (2 things) - answer Either
exercise or IV meds are used to see an increase in myocardial
oxygen demand
, What are the IV medications used in cardiac stress test? (4) -
answer adenosine, dipyridamole, Dobutamine, Regadenoson
What BMI should be maintained to treat SIHD? - answer BMI 18.5 -
24.9 kg/m2
What is the recommended waist circumference (female and male) to
help treat SIHD? - answer Females: < 35 inches
Males: < 40 inches
As a non-drug treatment for SIHD, moderate intensity aerobic
activity should be done for _____ minutes at least _____ days per
week. - answer 30 - 60 minutes
5 - 7 days per week
What is the recommended alcohol intake for men? women? - answer
Men: 2 drinks/day
Women: 1 drink/day
1 drink = ? oz wine, ? oz beer, ? oz of spirits? - answer 4 oz of wine
12 oz of beer
1 oz of spirits
What are the non-drug treatments for SIHD? (5) - answer 1) healthy
heart diet
2) BMI 18.5 - 24.9 kg/m2 and waist circumference of < 35 in
(females) or < 40 in (males)
3) moderate-intensity aerobic activity
4) tobacco cessation
5) limit alcohol intake
