Cite common adverse effects that may be observed with the administration of antidysrhythmic drugs, and list...
Cite common adverse effects that may be observed with the administration of antidysrhythmic drugs, and list the six cardinal signs of cardiovascular disease.
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* Common adverse effects that may be observed with this drugs include,
- Inflammation in the legs or may be in the feet.
- Breathing difficulty.
- Ache in the chest.
- Alterations in the heart beat like quick,slow or inconsistent.
- Light-headed and weakness.
* 6 cardinal signs of cardiovascular disease are,
1) Experiencing pressure or ache in the chest,that can designate angina.
2) Ache or difficulty in the elbows,jaw and arms.
3) difficulty breathing.
4) Tiredness and nausea/vomiting.
5) Dizziness
6) cold sweats.
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