Adult health Flashcards

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Imbalance of oxygen supply and demand of the heart, sign and symptoms

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Chest pain due to schema and inflammatory process. Increase in BP due to vasoconstriction

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Congestive heart failure

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When there is not enough cardiac output to maintain metabolic need.

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Congestive heart failure risk factors

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Fatty heart valves, arrythmias, infarction, family history, uncontrolled hypertension, recreational drug use, viruses

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Left sided heart failure

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Causes fluid backup in lungs causing drowning, dyspnoea, orthopnea, weakness, nocturne, increased HR, nagging cough, weight gain

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Right sided heart failure

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Causes fluid backup in the body causing swelling, enlarged liver, swelling in hands and legs, weight gain, oedema, large neck vain, lethargic, irregular

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Congestive heart failure diagnostic test

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B type natriuretic peptide- biomarkers released by ventricles when there is excessive pressure.
X-ray- ventricles would be hypertrophied, duller lung colour, spidery veins
Each, nuclear stress test, heart catherization

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Congestive heart failure treatment

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Response to med, labs-potassium, tropics, cretine, high fowlers position, smoking cessation support, prevent readmission with education (low salt, fluid restrain, flu vac, early signs), watch for weight gain

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Congestive heart failure medication

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ACE inhibitors, beta blockers, diuertics, anticoagulants,, vasodilators, digoxin

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Congestive heart failure complication

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Heart attack or stroke

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Systolic failure

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Contraction issue

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Diastolic failure

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Filling issue

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Myocardial infarction

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Heart attack, when blood flow decreases or stops in one or more of the coronary arteries, to a part of the heart, causes damage to the heart muscles.

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MI risk factors

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High BP, high cholesterol levels, high triglycidere levels, diabetes and high glucose level, smoking, obesity, family history

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MI risk factors

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High BP, high cholesterol levels, high triglycidere levels, diabetes and high glucose level, smoking, obesity, family history

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MI presenting symptoms

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Pressure or tightness in the chest, SOB, sweating, nausea, vomiting, anxiety, coughing, increase HR, jaw pain, upper back pain

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MI diagnostic test

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ECG-in first hours and days after onset, changes observed. Blood tests (troponin ), angiogram (looking for areas of blockage), echocardiogram, stress test

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MI treatment

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CABG (coronary artery bypass graft), angioplasty (unblocks arteries using a catheter and places a stent, medication

17
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MI medication

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Aspirin (break up the clot), thrombolytics (dissolve clot), antiplatelets (prevents new clots), nitro-glycerine (widens blood vessels),

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MI complications

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Arrhythmias, HF, Heart rupture, valve problems, death