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- What is the appropriate tPA dosing regimen for a 80kg patient with Acute Ischemic Stroke?The patient presents with angina upon exertion; coronary atherosclerosis is diagnosed. What are the two ICD 1o CM codesFont Ad 11 Heart Failure MI of left ventricle fatigue and exercise intolerance orthopnea hemoptysis secondary polycythemia daytime oliguria 11 left heart failure || || Paragraph Instructions: Highlight (use paint bucket) the etiologies (cause) and manifestations below as being either related to right heart failure (blue), left heart failure (red), or both (purple). Next, after each item put a (e) if it is the etiology (cause), a (m) if it is a manifestation, and a (c) if it is a manifestation that is also a compensation. One has been done as an example. Right Heart Failure Both Right and Left-Sided Heart Failure pulmonary valve stenosis rales Fi ascites edema of feet, legs and ankles tachycardia jugular vein distension hepatosplenomegaly Styles Drawing Left Heart Failure COPD systemic hypertension (e) pulmonary edema cough pallor (m) peripheral vasoconstriction aortic valve stenosis cold intolerance Select v Editing
- Provide the name of the missing artery in each of the following sequences: 1. brachiocephalic artery, _______________________, right axillary artery2. ascending aorta, _______________________, thoracic aorta3. abdominal aorta, _______________________, ascending colon4. brachiocephalic artery, _______________________, right external carotid artery5. axillary artery, _______________________, radial artery6. common iliac artery, _______________________, femoral artery7. pulmonary trunk, _______________________, lungsWhat would the classic presentation of a cardiac tamponade be in a clinic?What is Atrial bigeminy?
- Why does myocardial infarction often cause cardiogenic shock?Discuss the pathophysiology of the clotting cascadeMany of the subdivisions of the CPT manual in which cardiovascular codes are found contain notes. Additional parenthetical notes are sometimes included with the codes themselves in this section. Why is it important to pay attention to these notes? What aspects of cardiovascular system procedures make this even more critical than normal?
