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Froggy Jumps Angina - Group 3Online version Angina Group 3 - Med/Dent Emergencies by Alyssa Rabara-Le 1 What is angina? a discomfort in the chest or adjacent areas b severe pain caused by an infection in the heart c sudden loss of consciousness caused by low BP 2 What causes angina? a inability of the coronary arteries to supply the heart with oxygenated blood b excessive oxygenated blood flowing to the heart c decreased oxygen levels in the lungs 3 What are the 3 categories of angina? a stable angina, unstable angina, variant angina b acute angina, chronic angina, cardiac angina c mild angina, moderate angina, severe angina 4 What are the characteristics of stable angina? a predictable and reproducible, constant frequency of attacks over time; can be provoked by physical or psychological stress b sudden attacks that progressively become more frequent and severe c attacks that occur only during sleep and are unrelated to stress 5 What are the characteristics of unstable angina? a angina of new onset or occurs with minimal exertion or at rest; intermediate state between stable AP and acute MI b predictable attacks that occur only after intense physical activity c a condition that occurs exclusively during sleep and is unrelated to exertion 6 What are the characteristics of variant angina? a more likely to occur at rest; associated with dysrhythmias or conduction defects b occurs only during intense physical activity and is always predictable c develops only after a myocardial infarction 7 Why do we care what type of angina our patient has? a to avoid triggers b to eliminate the need for medical treatment c to determine the patient’s blood type

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Angina - Group 3Online version

Angina Group 3 - Med/Dent Emergencies

by Alyssa Rabara-Le

What is angina?

discomfort in the chest or adjacent areas

severe pain caused by an infection in the heart

sudden loss of consciousness caused by low BP

What causes angina?

inability of the coronary arteries to supply the heart with oxygenated blood

excessive oxygenated blood flowing to the heart

decreased oxygen levels in the lungs

What are the 3 categories of angina?

stable angina, unstable angina, variant angina

acute angina, chronic angina, cardiac angina

mild angina, moderate angina, severe angina

What are the characteristics of stable angina?

predictable and reproducible, constant frequency of attacks over time; can be provoked by physical or psychological stress

sudden attacks that progressively become more frequent and severe

attacks that occur only during sleep and are unrelated to stress

What are the characteristics of unstable angina?

angina of new onset or occurs with minimal exertion or at rest; intermediate state between stable AP and acute MI

predictable attacks that occur only after intense physical activity

a condition that occurs exclusively during sleep and is unrelated to exertion

What are the characteristics of variant angina?

more likely to occur at rest; associated with dysrhythmias or conduction defects

occurs only during intense physical activity and is always predictable

develops only after a myocardial infarction

Why do we care what type of angina our patient has?

to avoid triggers

to eliminate the need for medical treatment

to determine the patient’s blood type

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What is angina?

What causes angina?

What are the 3 categories of angina?

What are the characteristics of stable angina?

What are the characteristics of unstable angina?

What are the characteristics of variant angina?

Why do we care what type of angina our patient has?

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