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Extra Q
Name 6 life-threatening causes of acute onset chest pain
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(1) Acute coronary syndrome
(2) Aortic dissection
(3) Tamponade
(4) Pulmonary embolism
(5) Tension pneumothorax
(6) Esophageal rupture (mediastinitis)
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Extra Q2
Name 4 cardiac causes of non-life-threatening chest pain
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(1) Stable angina
(2) Vasospastic angina
(3) Stress-induced cardiomyopathy
(4) Pericarditis
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Extra Q3
Workup for Pulmonary Embolism
(1) High probability of PE
(2) Low probability of PE
(Link to Chest Pain DDx sketch)
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(1) CT
(2) D-dimer
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Extra Q4
Name 5 GI causes of non-life-threatening chest pain
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(1) GERD
(2) Esophageal dysmotility
(3) Esophagitis
(4) Hiatal hernia
(5) Esophageal spasm
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Extra Q5
Workup (4): Chest pain
(Link to Chest Pain DDx sketch)
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(1) ECG
(2) Troponins
(3) WBC
(4) CXR
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Extra Q6
Name 5 causes of pleuritic chest pain
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(1) PE
(2) Pneumothorax
(3) Pleuritis
(4) Pneumonia
(5) Pericarditis
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Extra Q7
GI causes (6): Chest pain
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(1) GERD
(2) Esophageal dysmotility
(3) Esophagitis
(4) Hiatal hernia
(5) Esophageal spasm
(6) Esophageal rupture
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Extra Q8
Cardiopulmonary auscultation findings (3): Ischemic chest pain / ACS
(Link to Chest Pain DDx sketch)
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(1) Murmur
(2) S3
(3) Crackles*
*Due to left sided-heart failure
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Extra Q9
What type of chest pain is well-localized?
Extra A9
Musculoskeletal
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Extra Q10
Describe stable angina
(Link to Chest Pain DDx sketch)
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Provoked by exertion
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Extra Q11
Describe chest pain of GI etiology
Extra A11
Burning, retrosternal chest pain
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Extra Q12
Presentation (6): Chest pain due to GERD
(1) Description of chest pain
(2) Behaviour of chest pain
(3) Worse when?
(4) Relieving factor
(5) Affected by?
(6) Associated symptom
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(1) Burning, retrosternal chest pain
(2) Can radiate (3) Worse at night
(4) Relieved with antacids
(5) May be affected by food
(6) Dysphagia or odynophagia
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Presentation: Vasospastic angina
(1) When?
(2) Population?
(3) Trigger?
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(1) Occurs at night
(2) Women <50
(3) Cocaine
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Presentation: Stress-induced cardiomyopathy
(1) Quality of chest pain?
(2) Trigger?
(3) Population?
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(1) Anginal
(2) Triggered by emotion (3) Postmenopausal women
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Extra Q15
Presentation (6): Pericarditis
(1) Chest pain description
(2) Constitutional symptom
(3) Auscultation finding
(4) Alleviating factor
(5) ECG finding
(6) Lab finding
(Link to Chest Pain DDx sketch)
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(1) Pleuritic chest pain
(2) Fever(3) Friction rub
(4) Relieved by leaning forward
(5) Diffuse ST elevations
(6) Elevated WBC
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Associated symptoms (4): Pleuritis
Extra A16
(1) Pleuritic chest pain
(2) Rash (3) Arthralgias
(4) Fever
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Extra Q17
ECG findings (2): Cardiac tamponade
(Link to Chest Pain DDx sketch)
Extra A17
(1) Low voltage on ECG
(2) Electrical alternans on ECG
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Presentation (5): Pneumonia
(1) Description of chest pain
(2) Constitutional symptom
(3) Associated symptom
(4) Lung exam finding
(5) Lab finding
(Link to Chest Pain DDx sketch)
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(1) Pleuritic chest pain
(2) Fever(3) Dyspnea
(4) Crackles on lung exam
(5) Elevated WBC
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Presentation/Symptoms (3): Pulmonary emolism
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(1) Pleuritic chest pain
(2) Dyspnea
(3) Associated with DVT
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Presentation (5): Pneumothorax - 2 symptoms, 3 physical exam findings
(Link to Chest Pain DDx sketch)
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(1) Pleuritic chest pain
(2) Dyspnea
(3) Absent breath sounds
(4) Increased resonance to percussion
(5) Subcutaneous emphysema
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Extra Q21
Presentation: Aortic dissection
(1) Onset
(2) Quality of chest pain
(3) Genetic risk factor
(4) Cardiac exam finding
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(1) Acute onset
(2) Tearing chest pain
(3) Collagen disease
(4) Murmur
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Risk factors (3): DVT/PE
(Link to Chest Pain DDx sketch)
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(1) Immobilization
(2) Recent surgery
(3) Hypercoagulability (malignancy)
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Extra Q23
Risk factors (4): Pneumothorax
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(1) Tall, thin, healthy male
(2) Smoking
(3) COPD
(4) Trauma
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Causes (3): Cardiac tamponade
(Link to Chest Pain DDx sketch)
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(1) Trauma
(2) Aortic dissection
(3) Invasive procedures
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Extra Q25
Presentation (5): Esophageal rupture (mediastinitis)
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(1) Retrosternal chest pain
(2) Fever(3) Sepsis
(4) Subcutaneous emphysema
(5) Elevated WBC
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Extra Q26
Causes (3): JVD
(Link to Chest Pain DDx sketch)
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(1) ACS
Conditions causing right-sided heart failure:
(1) ACS
(2) PE
(3) Tamponade
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Extra Q27
Physical exam components (6): Chest pain
(Link to Chest Pain DDx sketch)
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(1) Vitals
(2) JVD
(3) Heart sounds
(4) Lung sounds
(5) Lung percussion
(6) Abdominal exam
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Extra Q28
Name 4 conditions associated with ST changes on ECG
(Link to Chest Pain DDx sketch)
Extra A28
(1) Acute coronary syndrome
(2) Vasospastic angina
(3) Stress-induced cardiomyopathy
(4) Pericarditis
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Extra Q29
Characteristics (2) and Associated symptom (1): Chest pain in Acute Coronary Syndrome
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Characteristics
(1) Diffuse
(2) Radiating
Associated symptom
(1) Dyspnea
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Extra Q30
Age group commonly affected by Acute Coronary Syndrome
(Link to Chest Pain DDx sketch)
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> 55 years old
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