PPT-Cardiac Conditions

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Caring for children with cardiac conditions in a community program 20150714 How the Heart Works Collects oxygenpoor blood from body and pumps it to the lungs to

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Caring for children with cardiac conditions in a community program 20150714 How the Heart Works Collects oxygenpoor blood from body and pumps it to the lungs to get oxygen Pumps blood to the lungs and body by a sequence of organized . Cycle: . diastole Phase. A heartbeat is a two-part pumping action that takes about a second. . This part of the two-part pumping phase (the longer of the two) is called . diastole. .. Diastole. begins as the ventricles start to relax. Soon the pressures within the aorta and pulmonary artery exceed ventricular pressures, causing the . Medicolegal. Autopsies. First Author : . Demeny. Andrea. Coauthor . : . Munteanu. Lucian. Coordinator : . Lecturer . Hadareanu. . Viorel. Background. Sudden cardiac death(SCD) is defined as being a natural death, of a cardiac nature, with an unexpected loss of consciousness, related, or not, to the existing heart condition..  . Cardiac . glycoside. Cardiac glycosides are the most effective drugs for treatment of C.H.F.. Digitoxins. are plant alkaloids.. They increase myocardial contractions, which will increase blood supply to all organs including the kidneys therefore causing diuresis, which will decrease the edema.. Pamela BL. Introduction . The cardiac muscle forms the muscular wall of the heart that is it forms the myocardium.. Some of the cardiac muscle is also present in the walls of the aorta, pulmonary vein and superior vena cava.. Byron . Czerniski. , MS4. SKMC of Thomas Jefferson University. Summary. Overview of the decision to Terminate Resuscitation efforts. Importance of clear termination guidelines. How Ultrasound can be used to decide to terminate resuscitation.. Erica Duffy . Cardiology Patients. M. edically supervised program. Educational Program. Improves health of those with heart disease and other cardiovascular issues . What is Cardiac Rehab?. Who participates in Cardiac Rehab?. endocardium. ).. The stimulus conducted to the heart causes it to contract – this effect can be used . prosthetically. in disease states in which the heart is not stimulated at a proper rate on its own (heart block). . endocardium. ).. The stimulus conducted to the heart causes it to contract – this effect can be used . prosthetically. in disease states in which the heart is not stimulated at a proper rate on its own (heart block). . By Michael W. Bowers. CK-MB. 3hr, peak 12-24hr lasts 1-3 days. Troponin. 3-12 hrs, peak 12-24hr, lasts 8-21 days Trop-T and 7-14 Trop-I . What is Creatine Kinase?. What is Creatine Kinase?. Creatine kinase is an enzyme . ARRHYTHMIA. 2. 2. CLINICAL INCIDENCE. 80% cardiac arrhythmia → after M.I. 50% cardiac arrhythmia → during anesthesia. 25% cardiac arrhythmia → treatment with digitalis . Cardiac arrhythmia need to be treated when serious haemodynamic derangement expected. Antiarrhythmics. ". Cardiotonic. Cardiac . glycosides. Cardiac glycosides - are substances of plant origin, which have a pronounced . cardiotonic. action and are used in the treatment of heart failure associated with myocardial dystrophy of different etiology. They increase the efficiency of the myocardium, providing the most economical and yet effective activity of the heart.. Robert . Zecchin*, . Cuynet Ada, Jim Pouliopoulos, Saurabh Kumar, . A. . Robert Denniss. . Westmead . Hospital, Sydney NSW.. Global . incidences of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and survival . rates: Systematic . Here are some cardiac problem signs including chest discomfort, nausea, throat or jaw pain and more which you should never ignore. . . failure of the heart to pump blood adequately. Cardiac failure is manifested by two ways---. 1) . C.O.. 2) . C.O.. . . .

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