P. Have you heard? You can save up to 640 pounds on the new Galaxy AI pilot

Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra with three. Plus get Buds 2 Pro under SMART tag 2 free.

Available with unlimited data from 54 pounds a month and 60 pounds up front.

Annual April airtime price rise of CPI plus 3.9% applies. Search 3 or head in store today.

Terms apply, C3.co. UK. Hey everyone. This is Nurse Mo and welcome back to the Straight A Nursing

podcast this is episode 62 and today we are talking about Angina. So if you listen to my episode last time

episode 61 we talked about acute coronary syndrome and when we're talking about

acute coronary syndrome we start talking about angina so I thought we should

discuss all the different types of angina so that you have a clear idea of what

you're dealing with when you're taking care of patients in the hospital and

writing those care plans. So in this episode we'll talk about what is Angina, what are the four different types, what causes it,

how we're going to assess Angina and some of the differences between the types and also very importantly

what you the nurse are going to do about it. So, Angina is this general term. You'll hear a lot and it refers simply to

chest pain that's related to that heart not getting enough oxygen. So like I mentioned just a

moment ago there are several different types of angina. They have different causes,

they have different treatments. So it's really key that you understand the

different types because this will be on your exams, it will be part of your care

plans, and you also want to be that really astute smart nurse and nursing student who can identify patients who are at risk of serious complications.

So understanding Angina starts with learning these four types.

And they're essentially categorized by their key features.

The one thing they all have in common though is that they all involve some level of

is scheme to the heart muscle and remember is scheme is basically not getting enough oxygen

...