Titlebook: Short Stay Management of Chest Pain; Christopher P. Cannon,William Franklin Peacock Book 20091st edition Humana Press 2009 Acute Coronary

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Short-Stay Unit Requirements,ent services to patients with chest pain. Patients are identified for evaluation and management in a CPU by cardiac risk stratification by the physician upon their presentation to the hospital. Those with low risk, negative cardiac biomarkers, and an EKG negative for acute findings are appropriate f

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Medical Therapy in Patients Managed in a Chest Pain Observation Unit,n evaluated in chest pain units (CPUs). Many of the millions of patients that present to the emergency departments (EDs) in the United States with chest pain are managed in CPUs, but the vast majority of these patients do not suffer an acute coronary syndrome (ACS). Studies have shown that only ˜2%

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Provocative Testing,ement of this population remains a major challenge. An important contemporary approach to this problem has been the development of chest pain units (CPU) in which low-risk patients are managed by accelerated diagnostic protocols. If the initial evaluation is nondiagnostic, patients receive provocati

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Examples of Patient Discharge Instructions, ACS Rule Out Protocols, and Order Sheets,ces and other professions focused upon improving care for patients with acute coronary syndromes (ACS) and acute heart failure. The Society promotes protocol-based medicine, often delivered through a Chest Pain Center model, to address the diagnosis and treatment of ACS and acute heart failure, and

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Book 20091st editionnts exhibiting signs and symptoms of an acute coronary syndrome. Written by leading experts, .Short Stay Management of Chest Pain. provides scientific and clinical insights on the management of patients who arrive at the hospital with a presentation consistent with a potential acute coronary syndrom

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Emergency Department Disposition of Patients Presenting with Chest Pain,can be admitted either to observation unit or inpatient service, but should receive further risk stratification during their hospital visit. Low-risk patients can be sent to an observation unit and should receive stress testing within 72 hours of presentation.