Which of the following EKG finding reflects an acute MI in a patient with new onset chest pain for whom a fibinolytic agent may be considered.:ST depressions in inferior leadsPositive troponin findingST elevation in Lead 1New left bundle branch block

A diabetic female passenger is admitted to the medical facility with a history of weakness and difficulty breathing for the past hour and an EKG shows ST elevations in leads II, III and AVF. The probable diagnosis is:Acute angina with CHFST elevation MI (inferior)Acute anterior MIProbably a MI but would first need to check cardiac enzymes to confirm.

You administer Morphine and complete and EKG on your patient that is having severe chest pain. What portion of APIE is this?

A client comes to the emergency department complaining of chest pain. An electrocardiogram (ECG) reveals myocardial ischemia and an anterior-wall myocardial infarction (MI). Which ECG characteristic indicates myocardial ischemia?*1 pointa. Prolonged PR intervalb. Absent Q wavec. Elevated ST segmentd. Widened QRS complex

The nurse working in a long-term care facility is assessing a client who is experiencing chest pain. The nurse would interpret that the pain is most likely caused by myocardial infarction (MI) on the basis of what assessment finding?

A 48 year old man has presented with a 2 hour history of crushing chest pain, his BP is 140/90, pulse is 88, respirations are 18, and oxygen saturation is 99 %. He is calm and in no distress. Which of the following orders by the physician would be expected first.Morphine 10mg IV, oxygen 2 lit/min, Aspirin 162mg, Nitroglycerine 1/150 SLAspirin 162mg, 12 lead EKG, IV access, Nitroglycerine 1/150 slHeparin, Tenecteplase (TNKase), oxygen, aspirin12 lead EKG, cardiac enzymes, morphine 4mg IV, heparin drip 800u/hr.