Morphine, Oxygen, Nitrates, Aspirin [MONA]
The standard treatments for acute coronary syndromes
The standard treatments for acute coronary syndromes
Positive inotropes: Any medicine that increases the strength of the heart’s contraction. Negative inotropes: Any medicine that decreases the strength of the heart’s contraction and the blood pressure in the vessels.
Any medicine that suppresses the body’s immune system. These medicines are used to minimize the chances that the body will reject a newly transplanted organ, such as a heart.