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Stabilization of Chest Pain
The Approach to Chest Pain
- Introduction
- Initial Stabilization
- Obtaining the Chest Pain History
- The Physical Exam in Chest Pain
- Diagnostic Maneuvers
- Monitoring the Patient During Work-up
- Laboratory Evaluation of Chest Pain
- Disposition of the Chest Pain Patient
- Thrombolytics
- Specific Causes of Chest Pain
- Thrombolytics
- Introduction
- What are Thrombolytics?
- How do Thrombolytics Differ?
- Which Thrombolytic to Use?
- Indications and Administration
- Monitoring the Thrombolytic Patient
- Other Factors in Therapy Streptokinase
- Alteplase Reteplase
- Anistreplase
- Contraindications to Thrombolytics
- What About “Relative” Contraindications?
- Sample Chest Pain Policy
All material referenced through this menu is excerpted from copyrighted works by Bruce Argyle, MD. You are welcome to use selected portions, as long as appropriate credit is given. The credit for the text referenced through this menu is:
Argyle, B., Chest Pain Simulator Computer Program Manual.
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