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Angina pectoris is chest pain caused by decreased blood flow to the heart muscle. It’s a key warning sign of coronary artery disease (CAD) and a high-yield topic for NCLEX & nursing exams.

In this video, we break down:
• What is angina in simple terms
• Types of angina (Stable, Unstable, Variant/Prinzmetal)
• Classic signs & symptoms
• Causes and triggers
• Nursing priorities & patient education
• NCLEX-style clinical pearls

⭐ NCLEX PRO TIPS

✔ Stable angina → Predictable, relieved by rest & nitroglycerin
✔ Unstable angina → New, worsening, occurs at rest → 🚨 EMERGENCY
✔ Pain NOT relieved by nitro = suspect MI
✔ Always assess PQRST for chest pain
✔ Teach patients: Stop activity + take nitro SL

📚 Perfect for nursing students, NCLEX aspirants, and cardiac revision.





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