Nitroglycerin — role?
Vasodilator, relieves angina.
Nitroglycerin — role?
Vasodilator for angina relief.
Aspirin — dose?
160-325 mg, inhibits platelet aggregation.
Aspirin (ASA) — role?
Antiplatelet, prevents clot growth.
tPA — time window?
Administer within 3-4.5 hours of stroke.
tPA — action?
Dissolves clots, time-sensitive.
Warfarin — INR range?
INR 2-3, prevents stroke/DVT.
ECG — indicator of STEMI?
ST elevation.
Lung sounds — crackles?
Fluid in lungs.
Hypertension stage 2 — BP?
≥140/90 mmHg.
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1. What is the primary purpose of nitroglycerin in cardiac emergencies?
2. Which medication is primarily used as a vasodilator for angina relief and is administered sublingually?
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