Learning outcomes
This module explores the guidelines and information to the initial and ongoing care of an individual presenting with Acute Coronary Syndrome.
Learning Outcomes:
- Define the term Acute Coronary Syndrome.
- Describe the assessment and diagnostic process in ACS patients.
- Describe pharmacological management of ACS.
- Explain the rationale for diagnostic tests and different cardiac interventions in ACS.
- Understand secondary prevention of both pharmacological and non-pharmacological management following ACS.
Introduction
Module Authors Module Lead Steve McGlynn, Specialist Principle Pharmacist (Cardiology), NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde Module Authors Dr Paul...
Case 1: Hamish
Hamish is a 75-year old retired fisherman from Aberdeen. He lives with his wife Flora who is 55 years old,...
Case 2: Joan
Joan is a 42-year old Lawyer who lives in the west end of Glasgow with her partner Mark. She has...
Naveed
Naveed is a 70-year old gentleman who was born in Pakistan and emigrated to Scotland in the 1960s. He lives...
Module test
This is the module test for ‘HEARTe 4. Acute coronary syndromes’. It is strongly recommended that you work through the...
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