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If the patient comes from an ICU (different hospital) do not use the MI as the first diagnosis. Other options could be post infarct angina, unstable angina, chf, cardiogenic shock, etc. The second diagnosis could be the MI. | If the patient comes from an ICU (different hospital) do not use the MI as the first diagnosis. Other options could be post infarct angina, unstable angina, chf, cardiogenic shock, etc. The second diagnosis could be the MI. | ||
==Labs== | |||
* [[Lab Collection Process]] | * [[Lab Collection Process]] | ||
Remember to count cardiac MRI, echos and angiograms in the labs. | Remember to count cardiac MRI, echos and angiograms in the labs. | ||
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*With the [[EPR]] we do not count any labs or pharms until the patient is discharged from the unit, it is the last thing we do.--[[User: LKolesar|LKolesar]] | *With the [[EPR]] we do not count any labs or pharms until the patient is discharged from the unit, it is the last thing we do.--[[User: LKolesar|LKolesar]] | ||
==Pharmacy== | |||
Nitropatch amount is always one, only the number of days is counted. Observe all infusions in CCU and try to keep track of how many doses and days the patient is on the infusions. The rest of the pharmacy is easy to track on the EPR. Infusion drugs can be neglected to be signed for in the electronic MAR. Infusions commonly used in CCU are all antiarrythmics, all inotropes, some vasopressors and some antihypertensives. | Nitropatch amount is always one, only the number of days is counted. Observe all infusions in CCU and try to keep track of how many doses and days the patient is on the infusions. The rest of the pharmacy is easy to track on the EPR. Infusion drugs can be neglected to be signed for in the electronic MAR. Infusions commonly used in CCU are all antiarrythmics, all inotropes, some vasopressors and some antihypertensives. | ||
==== Discussion ==== | ==== Discussion ==== | ||