Join the QUB CardioSoc weekly teaching series and delve into acute coronary syndromes this week including the pathophysiology, investigations and management options for these conditions! This session is aimed at preclinical students embarking on their cardiac studies, and clinical students seeking a refresher. Enhance your understanding and enrich your medical knowledge base in this peer-to-peer learning platform.
Common Pathologies — Acute Coronary Syndromes (ACS) (QUB Cardiosoc Teaching Series 24/25 #6)
Description
Summary
The QUB CardioSoc's weekly teaching series explores acute coronary syndromes (ACS), discussing their pathophysiology, investigations, and management options. Ideal for preclinical students beginning their cardiac studies or clinical students seeking a refresher, this session enhances the understanding of ACS and broadly enriches your medical knowledge base. Participate in this interactive, peer-to-peer learning platform and dive deep into common pathologies.
Learning objectives
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Understand the physiology and pathophysiology of acute coronary syndromes: By the end of the session, participants will be able to explain the basic anatomical and physiological concepts related to acute coronary syndromes, along with how these processes can become abnormal in the syndrome.
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Identify common acute coronary syndromes: Participants will be able to name, classify, and identify the symptoms of the major forms of acute coronary syndromes. This will include distinguishing them from other cardiac conditions.
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Recognize the diagnostic procedures for acute coronary syndromes: At the conclusion of the teaching session, students should be able to outline the respective investigations, including laboratory tests and imaging techniques, utilized in diagnosing acute coronary syndromes.
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Understand the management and treatment options for acute coronary syndromes: Participants should be able to describe the various medical and surgical treatment options available for different types of acute coronary syndromes, including their indications and potential complications.
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Apply knowledge to clinical scenarios: By the end of the session, students should be able to apply their understanding of acute coronary syndromes to simulated or case-study based patient scenarios, thereby demonstrating their ability to integrate this knowledge into their future medical practice.