Crushing chest pain, a heart on the fritz, and enough rhythm drama to fuel a soap opera — today’s episode takes you right to the bedside of Mr. Jameson Banks, a patient who tried to nap off a heart attack (spoiler: it did not go well). We break down how to spot a myocardial infarction, why MONA is still the nurse’s bestie, and what to do when atrial fibrillation decides to join the party.

From anticoagulants to antianginals, amiodarone to digoxin, we’re giving you a cardiac med survival guide packed with memorable tips, cautionary tales, and no-nonsense patient education pearls. We’ll help you remember the must-know meds, their side effects, and the red flags you never want to miss.

Whether you’re a new grad prepping for boards or a seasoned nurse brushing up, this episode will keep your clinical skills sharp — and maybe save you from trying to nap off your own chest pain.

🩺 Key highlights:

✅ MONA for MI

✅ Rhythm control and anticoagulation for AFib

✅ Digoxin’s toxic halos

✅ Statins, beta blockers, ACEs, ARBs — what’s what

✅ Kae’s top five cardiac tips for safe practice

So pour the coffee, grab your stethoscope, and let’s get clinical. This one’s a wild ride — because the heart doesn’t do boring.