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What is Troponin used to test for? |
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MI: triponin is released during MI. Detectable within 1 hr after injury Increased specificity at 3-6 hrs. Peak with 12 hrs. Return to base after 2 weeks Post-MI |
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PTT (PArtial Thromboplastin Time |
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What is CRP used to test for? |
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CAD (independent risk factor) |
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What is BNP used to test for? |
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identify & stratify pts w CHF CARDIAC vs. respiratory |
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PAWP (Pulmonary Artery Wedge Pressure) |
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What is Ck-mb used to test for? |
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indicates mypcardial tissue injury w/in 4-6 hrs after s/s onset peaks in 18-24 hrs & returns to base w/in 3 days Post-MI |
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What happens when the pt has elevated levels of LDL? |
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cholesterol build up in the arteries |
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What does HDL do for our body? |
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Helps remove excess cholesterol from the blood |
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