Unstable Angina & NSTEMI | A Clinical Medicine Brief

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Pro-PA Podcast | Unstable Angina & NSTEMI – Diagnosis & Management | Cardiology Series with Angie Urbina, PA-C ????❤️

???? Welcome back to the Pro-PA Podcast! In this episode, guest host Angie Urbina, MPAS, PA-C, joins us for another essential installment of the Cardiology Series, diving into Unstable Angina (UA) and Non-ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction (NSTEMI). These are critical acute coronary syndromes (ACS) that every PA student and provider must be able to recognize and manage effectively!

???? What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

Unstable Angina vs. NSTEMI vs. STEMI: Understanding the key differences
Pathophysiology: Partial vs. complete coronary artery occlusion
Classic Symptoms & Atypical Presentations: When chest pain isn’t just chest pain
ECG Findings & Biomarkers: ST depressions, T-wave inversions, and troponin elevations
Management & Risk Stratification: When to admit, who needs PCI, and who gets meds
PANCE Pearls: High-yield cardiology facts to help you excel on boards & in practice!
???? Stay Connected!
???? Listen to the Pro-PA Podcast for More PANCE Prep:

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????‍⚕️ About Your Hosts:
????️ Christina G. Gonzales, MPAS, PA-C (Professor G) – PA professor with 17+ years of experience in clinical medicine and PA education.
????️ Angie Urbina, MPAS, PA-C – A seasoned PA educator with a passion for cardiology!

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Cardiology
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