STEMI is one of the diseasees most often presented at the
ER. And since we or our relatives may experience an episode of acute coronary
disease it is very important to know what to do at first. And for those who are doctors knowing this more than a must :P This medical
treatment is easily performed so everybody should know it.
Aspirin 150mg is essential in acute coronary
syndrome. It’s function is to prevent
txa2 and type I cyclooccygenasis from production resulting in vasodilatation
and prohibition of thrombus formation. Within minutes,
aspirin prevents additional platelet activation and interferes with platelet
adhesion and cohesion. It is given oraly
in capsules from 160-325 mg.
Nitroglycerina 2.5-6.5mg
should be given in a period of time every 5 minutes. It is given sublingual to manage the chest pain by lowering the need of
the miocard for O2 and by raising myocard performance. If not resulting in
managing the situation than consider giving them iv. Should not be giving it to
a person who has low BP, or has taken phosphodiesterase inhibitors in the last
24 hours. Izosorbit dinitrati 5mg sublingual cdo 5-10 min deri ne max 5 tableta
.
Morphin 5mg wasted in sol NACL 0.9% . it is used as an analgesic to treat the chest pain. Pay attention with the
venous pooling since it may lower the cardiac output. Be aware that it can
cause hypotension and different degrees of heart bloc which can be treated with
atropine. (0.5mg iv). Morphine is given every two minutes to receive a better absorption.
Oxygen 40% ->
it is indicated when the patient is experiencing hypoxemia and should be given
for6- 12 hours after infarction.
IV BETABLOCKERS
were proven adequate to manage chest pain and to reduce the risk of
reinfarction or ventricular fibrilation. They should be started within 24 hours from the
infarction and the patient should not have signs of heart failure. Caution->
It increases the risk of cardiogenic
shock, lowers cardiac output. METOPROLOL 5mg every 2-3 minutes for three times.
It is a critically important treatment but then further
analysis and interventions can and should be made to totally treat the problem :such
as fybrinolysis, reperfusion,percutaneus coronary reperfusion.
No comments:
Post a Comment