DirtyUSMLE, great video my friend. Thanks for the tips. The only thing I would add is that when discharging a patient with SABA/NON-MI scenario, be careful with using Ace inhibitors in a patient with a history of atherosclerosis as they can precipitate renal failure in those with bilateral renal artery stenosis as they reduce GFR. Ace inhibitors are contraindicated in patients with bilateral renal artery stenosis so I would think an ultrasound or something would be ordered prior to discharge to check for this first prior to prescribing the med? Thank you
Love your channel but there is a pretty big mistake at 2:45 - you say that if your score is 1 or 0 out of 3 (according to the Diamond classification), then the chest pain is more likely to be an MI, but what it should really be with a lower score is increased likelihood of CP being NONCARDIAC in nature. Super important in my opinion! If you can correct the error the video is amazing otherwise
For the workup for chestpain at the end of the video, how can you tell the difference between NonMI and NSTEMI because they all have ST depression on ECG. Can you please help me understand it. TIA. by the way, thank you so much for doing videos on this topic. Definitely very helpful to me.
Is ECG electrocardiogram or echocardiogram? Cuz in my school, EKG was electrocardiogram and ECG was echocardiogram, but I've seen some people use ECG for electrocardiogram, so I just want to make sure what ECG means in this video (and in general as well would be nice to know too)
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Could you make a video about the different types of Cardio Drugs?
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DirtyUSMLE, great video my friend. Thanks for the tips. The only thing I would add is that when discharging a patient with SABA/NON-MI scenario, be careful with using Ace inhibitors in a patient with a history of atherosclerosis as they can precipitate renal failure in those with bilateral renal artery stenosis as they reduce GFR.
Ace inhibitors are contraindicated in patients with bilateral renal artery stenosis so I would think an ultrasound or something would be ordered prior to discharge to check for this first prior to prescribing the med?
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Wow this too is a super highyield point! Dr. Ryan explained this in B&B and it also came up on Uworld. Thank you for the tip!
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Love your channel but there is a pretty big mistake at 2:45 - you say that if your score is 1 or 0 out of 3 (according to the Diamond classification), then the chest pain is more likely to be an MI, but what it should really be with a lower score is increased likelihood of CP being NONCARDIAC in nature. Super important in my opinion! If you can correct the error the video is amazing otherwise
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hi ,my father had chest pain but t troponine and ecg shows normal , what can be other reason maybe
Isn’t the nitro relief a old belief? I think I saw some studies pointing this out, then should the Diamond classification be changed too?
why is the subendocardium region more vulnerable to ischemia and not the endocardium region?
TYPICAL vs ATYPICAL angina... The lower the score (the more atypical), the less likely there is a heart problem. Great video though :D
3:40 NSTEMI [subendocardial] v STEMI area map
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For the workup for chestpain at the end of the video, how can you tell the difference between NonMI and NSTEMI because they all have ST depression on ECG. Can you please help me understand it. TIA. by the way, thank you so much for doing videos on this topic. Definitely very helpful to me.
Cardiac Biomarkers. Elevated in STEMI/NSTEMI but not in anginal pain(NON MI).
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Is ECG electrocardiogram or echocardiogram? Cuz in my school, EKG was electrocardiogram and ECG was echocardiogram, but I've seen some people use ECG for electrocardiogram, so I just want to make sure what ECG means in this video (and in general as well would be nice to know too)
Electrocardiogram
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SABA means short acting beta agonost🤔🤔,, did you mean short acting beta2 antagonist like bisoprolol?
Or Statins Asprin Betablockers ACE inhibitors🤔
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