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Myocardial_Infarction_Nursing_Presentation.pptx
- 1. Myocardial Infarction • Definition •Overview • Importance in nursing care
- 2. Introduction • Commonly knownas heart attack • Medical emergency • Requires rapid treatment
- 3. Definition • Death ofheart muscle • Due to prolonged ischemia • Caused by blocked coronary artery
- 4. Anatomy of theHeart • Four chambers • Right and left sides • Pumping function
- 5. Coronary Arteries • Supplyblood to heart muscle • Right coronary artery • Left coronary artery
- 6. Left Coronary Artery •Left anterior descending • Circumflex artery • Supplies major heart areas
- 7. Right Coronary Artery •Supplies right side • Supplies SA node in many people • Important for rhythm
- 8. Function of HeartMuscle • Continuous contraction • Requires oxygen • Supplied by coronary arteries
- 9. Concept of Ischemia •Reduced blood flow • Decreased oxygen supply • Leads to chest pain
- 10. Concept of Infarction •Prolonged ischemia • Irreversible cell death • Formation of scar tissue
- 11. Causes of MI(1) • Definition • Key points • Nursing relevance
- 12. Causes of MI(2) • Main causes • Effect on heart • Clinical importance
- 13. Causes of MI(3) • Major risk factors • Modifiable • Non modifiable ‑
- 14. Causes of MI(4) • Process in the body • Effect on cells • Outcome
- 15. Causes of MI(5) • Classification • Examples • Clinical features
- 16. Causes of MI(6) • Common symptoms • Typical signs • Emergency indicators
- 17. Causes of MI(7) • Common tests • Purpose • Expected findings
- 18. Risk Factors (1) •Definition • Key points • Nursing relevance
- 19. Risk Factors (2) •Main causes • Effect on heart • Clinical importance
- 20. Risk Factors (3) •Major risk factors • Modifiable • Non modifiable ‑
- 21. Risk Factors (4) •Process in the body • Effect on cells • Outcome
- 22. Risk Factors (5) •Classification • Examples • Clinical features
- 23. Risk Factors (6) •Common symptoms • Typical signs • Emergency indicators
- 24. Risk Factors (7) •Common tests • Purpose • Expected findings
- 25. Pathophysiology (1) • Definition •Key points • Nursing relevance
- 26. Pathophysiology (2) • Maincauses • Effect on heart • Clinical importance
- 27. Pathophysiology (3) • Majorrisk factors • Modifiable • Non modifiable ‑
- 28. Pathophysiology (4) • Processin the body • Effect on cells • Outcome
- 29. Pathophysiology (5) • Classification •Examples • Clinical features
- 30. Pathophysiology (6) • Commonsymptoms • Typical signs • Emergency indicators
- 31. Pathophysiology (7) • Commontests • Purpose • Expected findings
- 32. Types of MI(1) • Definition • Key points • Nursing relevance
- 33. Types of MI(2) • Main causes • Effect on heart • Clinical importance
- 34. Types of MI(3) • Major risk factors • Modifiable • Non modifiable ‑
- 35. Types of MI(4) • Process in the body • Effect on cells • Outcome
- 36. Types of MI(5) • Classification • Examples • Clinical features
- 37. Types of MI(6) • Common symptoms • Typical signs • Emergency indicators
- 38. Types of MI(7) • Common tests • Purpose • Expected findings
- 39. Signs and Symptoms(1) • Definition • Key points • Nursing relevance
- 40. Signs and Symptoms(2) • Main causes • Effect on heart • Clinical importance
- 41. Signs and Symptoms(3) • Major risk factors • Modifiable • Non modifiable ‑
- 42. Signs and Symptoms(4) • Process in the body • Effect on cells • Outcome
- 43. Signs and Symptoms(5) • Classification • Examples • Clinical features
- 44. Signs and Symptoms(6) • Common symptoms • Typical signs • Emergency indicators
- 45. Signs and Symptoms(7) • Common tests • Purpose • Expected findings
- 46. Diagnostic Tests (1) •Definition • Key points • Nursing relevance
- 47. Diagnostic Tests (2) •Main causes • Effect on heart • Clinical importance
- 48. Diagnostic Tests (3) •Major risk factors • Modifiable • Non modifiable ‑
- 49. Diagnostic Tests (4) •Process in the body • Effect on cells • Outcome
- 50. Diagnostic Tests (5) •Classification • Examples • Clinical features
- 51. Diagnostic Tests (6) •Common symptoms • Typical signs • Emergency indicators
- 52. Diagnostic Tests (7) •Common tests • Purpose • Expected findings
- 53. Management (1) • Definition •Key points • Nursing relevance
- 54. Management (2) • Maincauses • Effect on heart • Clinical importance
- 55. Management (3) • Majorrisk factors • Modifiable • Non modifiable ‑
- 56. Management (4) • Processin the body • Effect on cells • Outcome
- 57. Management (5) • Classification •Examples • Clinical features
- 58. Management (6) • Commonsymptoms • Typical signs • Emergency indicators
- 59. Management (7) • Commontests • Purpose • Expected findings
- 60. Medications (1) • Definition •Key points • Nursing relevance
- 61. Medications (2) • Maincauses • Effect on heart • Clinical importance
- 62. Medications (3) • Majorrisk factors • Modifiable • Non modifiable ‑
- 63. Medications (4) • Processin the body • Effect on cells • Outcome
- 64. Medications (5) • Classification •Examples • Clinical features
- 65. Medications (6) • Commonsymptoms • Typical signs • Emergency indicators
- 66. Medications (7) • Commontests • Purpose • Expected findings
- 67. Nursing Management (1) •Definition • Key points • Nursing relevance
- 68. Nursing Management (2) •Main causes • Effect on heart • Clinical importance
- 69. Nursing Management (3) •Major risk factors • Modifiable • Non modifiable ‑
- 70. Nursing Management (4) •Process in the body • Effect on cells • Outcome
- 71. Nursing Management (5) •Classification • Examples • Clinical features
- 72. Nursing Management (6) •Common symptoms • Typical signs • Emergency indicators
- 73. Nursing Management (7) •Common tests • Purpose • Expected findings
- 74. Complications (1) • Definition •Key points • Nursing relevance
- 75. Complications (2) • Maincauses • Effect on heart • Clinical importance
- 76. Complications (3) • Majorrisk factors • Modifiable • Non modifiable ‑
- 77. Complications (4) • Processin the body • Effect on cells • Outcome
- 78. Complications (5) • Classification •Examples • Clinical features
- 79. Complications (6) • Commonsymptoms • Typical signs • Emergency indicators
- 80. Complications (7) • Commontests • Purpose • Expected findings
- 81. Rehabilitation (1) • Definition •Key points • Nursing relevance
- 82. Rehabilitation (2) • Maincauses • Effect on heart • Clinical importance
- 83. Rehabilitation (3) • Majorrisk factors • Modifiable • Non modifiable ‑
- 84. Rehabilitation (4) • Processin the body • Effect on cells • Outcome
- 85. Rehabilitation (5) • Classification •Examples • Clinical features
- 86. Rehabilitation (6) • Commonsymptoms • Typical signs • Emergency indicators
- 87. Rehabilitation (7) • Commontests • Purpose • Expected findings
- 88. Prevention (1) • Definition •Key points • Nursing relevance
- 89. Prevention (2) • Maincauses • Effect on heart • Clinical importance
- 90. Prevention (3) • Majorrisk factors • Modifiable • Non modifiable ‑
- 91. Prevention (4) • Processin the body • Effect on cells • Outcome
- 92. Prevention (5) • Classification •Examples • Clinical features
- 93. Prevention (6) • Commonsymptoms • Typical signs • Emergency indicators
- 94. Prevention (7) • Commontests • Purpose • Expected findings
- 95. Patient Education (1) •Definition • Key points • Nursing relevance
- 96. Patient Education (2) •Main causes • Effect on heart • Clinical importance
- 97. Patient Education (3) •Major risk factors • Modifiable • Non modifiable ‑
- 98. Patient Education (4) •Process in the body • Effect on cells • Outcome
- 99. Patient Education (5) •Classification • Examples • Clinical features
- 100. Patient Education (6) •Common symptoms • Typical signs • Emergency indicators