Heart attack preventive measures by SANTHIYA.V
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The document discusses preventive measures for heart attacks. It outlines causes like obesity, smoking, and aging and symptoms like chest pain, sweating, and shortness of breath. It recommends diagnostic methods like angiograms and treatments like medical management, PTCA, and bypass surgery. First aid for cardiac arrest includes checking consciousness, breathing, and pulse then calling for help or starting CPR. Preventive measures include dietary changes like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and plant proteins as well as regular physical exercise.
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- 1. Heart Attack Preventive Measures MS.SANTHIYA.V M.SC PSYCHIATRIC NURSING KASTURBA GANDHI NURSING COLLEGE, MGMC&RI PUDUCHERRY
- 3. Causes of heart attack: Obesity
- 4. Smoking; Life style changes:
- 5. Aging factors. Obstruction of clots in blood vessels.
- 6. Chest pain symptoms: Jaw pain, Pain radiating to left shoulder, sharp pricking type chest pain.
- 12. Surgical management; PTCA Coronary bypass surgery:
- 13. First aid for cardiac arrest:
- 14. Check the persons consciousness if not conscious, check for breathing;
- 15. If pulse is present means,call for help and inform to emergency help line,
- 16. Start to give CPR;
- 17. Management Dietary management Physical exercise Vegetables Fruits Plant based protein Low salt content food Whole grains
- 18. Vegetables:
- 20. Whole grains:
- 21. Fruits;
- 22. Cont.,
- 25. THANK YOU