MARGINALIZATION (Different learners in Marginalized Group
Atherosclerosis
1.
2. The term atherosclerosis come from two Greek
words: athere which means “fatty mush”&
scleros means “ hard”. So it is commonly referred
as hearding of arteries.
3. MODIFIBLE RISK FACTOR:-
Serum lipids:-
Total cholestrol>200mg/dl
Triglyceride≥ 150mg/dl
HDL cholesterol<40 mg/dl
Blood pressure≥140/90mmHg
DM
Tobacco use
Less physical activity
Obesity
Fasting blood sugar ≥100mg/dl
Psychosocial risk factors like
depression, anger, stress etc
NON MODIFIABLE:-
Increasing age
Gender (more commonly
man then women until 65
years of age
Ethnicity :- more
commonly white then african
& americans
Family history of heart
disease
4. CHRONIC ENDOTHELIAL INJURY (
hypertension,tobacco use, hyperlipidemia,DM,
toxins)
Accumulation of lipid into smooth muscles cell
through damaged endothelium
Blood vessels lumen became narrow causes
reduced blood flow
Fissure develop due to increase size of the
fatty plaque
Rupture of the fatty plaque
Thrombus formation
Further narrowing or total occlusion of vessels
5.
6. Chest pain or angina
Pain in leg, arm or any where that has blocked the artery
Shortness of breath
Fatigue
Confusion if block is in brain
Muscle weakness in leg from lack of circulation.
Light headedness
Weakness or numbness in the face or limb
High level of cardiac enzymes
Change in ECG
Dysrhythmias
Sudden cardiac death
7. History collection:- Smoking, family history, life style
Physical examination:- Vital sign
ECG:- To find out the electrical activity inside heart.
Blood test:- To find out the cardiac enzyme level, cholesterol, blood
sugar level.
Doppler ultrasound:- To measure blood pressure at various point
along arm & leg, it detect the speed of blood flow in arteries.
Ankle- brachial index:- Here the doctor compare the blood pressure
of ankle with the blood pressure of arm. Any difference suggest
peripheral vascular disease.
Angiogram:- For visualise the arteries for any blockage.
Exercise thallium test:- Here radio active thallium is injected into the
blood stream and picture are taken with a scanning camera, it detect
adequate blood flow through coronary artery.
CT scan, MRI
8. Non pharmacological Interventions:-
Modification of risk factor:-
Stop smoking
A healthy diet low in cholesterol & fat
Physical exercise
Pharmacological management:-
Nitrates:- Nitroglycerin
Beta blocker such as Propranolol, metoprolol, atenolol.
Angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors.
Calcium channel blocker such as amlodipine, verapamil.
Antiplatelet & Anticoagulants medicine such as Aspirin,
heparin.
Cholestrol lowering agents such as statins.
9. Coronary angioplasty
CABG
Coronary stent
Surgical revascularization of affected artery
Embolectomy:- Removal of blood clot from the artery.
Thromboctomy:- Removal of thrombus from the
artery.
Endarterectomy:- Removal of atherosclerotic plaque
from artery.
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