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Cardiology
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Interventional Cardiology
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Hospital Medicine
What is your preferred P2Y12 inhibitor to use upstream of STEMI cases, if you decide to administer an agent before proceeding to the cath lab?
Or is your practice pattern to defer upstream administration of a P2Y12 inhibitor altogether?
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How do you consider and approach transition to hospice in a patient with HFrEF who does not appear to tolerate GDMT?
How do you approach caring for patients admitted with decompensated CHF, but who also exhibit hypotension and do not have overt signs of hypervolemia on exam?
How long do you wait before starting a non-selective beta blocker in patients with newly reduced LVEF and recent cocaine use?
What advice would you give to patients with refractory nausea and vomiting at home who are unable to take oral medications but have recently had a PCI and stent placement requiring uninterrupted DAPT?
Do you always give 325mg aspirin if not already loaded with antiplatelets prior to the start of every LHC, even just for diagnostics in the absence of ACS?