🫀Cardiac Chest Pain🩸🩺

Greetings my fellow NurseBrothers and NurseSisters are you ready to learn about the proper labs and diagnostics for a patient coming in with Cardiac Chest Pain?

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So I discuss & explain the rationales for the common Tests, labs, and Diagnostics ordered for a patient who arrives in the hospital setting.
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BLOOD TESTS: CBC, Chem7, CPK, BNP, Troponinsx3

MEDICATIONS: Nitroglycerin, clot busters, blood thinners, anti-anxiety

DIAGNOSTICS: Electrocardiogram (ECG), Chest X-ray

FOLLOW UP: Echocardiogram, MRI. Stress tests, Coronary catheterization.

SURGERIES : Balloons/Stents, Bypass surgery, Dissection repair. ----------------------------------------------------
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[timharrell]

Literally just had a patient c/o of chest pain at start of shift! Did the whole work up! Good to see you back with a new video man. 🙌🏽

[juanv]

Awesome video for the new nurses or anyone needing a refresher ! Thanks

[marcolague]

On your first day working RN what was it like? How did you feel? What were your expectations?

[flippcrazy]

Awesome, love cardiac too. Also, I think If you’re hospital has a “code stemi” (maybe not in triage? Idk), that’s important to remember to call. It lets everyone know your patient needs attention, and makes lab and pharmacy are aware so they know to prioritize this patient for time sensitive meds and labs. there should be someone to help you out and you can have them quickly shave their wrists and groins so cath lab loves you, get a type and screen and emergency contact in case things turn left in the cath lab.

[holaamigos]

Que weba escucharte en ingles, se supone q eres latino. Por q no haces videos en