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temparature : 98.4
respiration : 22
herat rate : 86
Blood pressure : 148 /88 mm/hg
saturation : 92 % on 2 litre humidified 02 via nasal canula.
cholestrol deposits under the skin. ( xanthelasma)
swollen neck
Dialated and visible pulsation of blood vessels.
Wheezing during normal breathing.
heart murmer sound present
third heart sound present
bruits sound present
edema in the legs
2. Medication :
CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE
Tab : Atenolol - is a beta blocker :- this will treat angina, incresd cardiac action, used to control heart rhythm and reduce high blood pressure.
CONJUSTIVE HERAT FAILURE
Tab : isordil - it is a vasodilator. That widen the blood vessels, so that blood flows more easily through blood vessels.
HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA
Tab :Atorvastatin - anti lipid drug :- is a competitive inhibitor of HMG - CoA reductase..inhibition of the enzyme decreases de novo cholesterol synthesis, incresing expression of low density lipoprotien receptors on hepatoctes.
COPD ( CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISORDER)
Tab : Salbutamol is a broncho dialator
GASTRO INTESTINAL REFLEX DISORDER
Tab. pantoprazole is antacid which neutralizes stomach acidity and is used to relive heart burn , indigestion or an upset stomach.
1. this is the rhythm of artial fibrillation. Normally in irregulerly irregular ECG herat rate can be calculated by calculating the number of qrs complex in a 10 second ECG strip multiplied by 6, so here number of qrs complex is 12, so heart rate is 12 * 6 = 72 bts per minute.
2. For correcting to the sinus rhythm, electric shock delivered to the herart through paddles placed on chest ( cardio version). If the herat rate is continuously irregular , there is chance of developing thrombus inside the heart chamber and may lead to embolization to the brain and develop stroke.
3. possible causes high blood pressure, coronary artery disease, exposure to stimulant substance like , tobacco, alcohol, smoking.
In this case the reason the precipitation factor for AF may be coronary artery disease and high blood pressure.
4. Medication used to treat the above condition
Heart rate can be controlled with medication like betablocker and digoxin.
Rhythm can be controlled with anti-arrythmic medications like propofenon, amiodarone,
anticoagulant are also used in patient at risk for developing stroke.
5. The given ECG is ventricular ectopic, this can be treated with beta blockers, radiofrequency catheter ablation.
6. Patient should be advise regarding life style modification such as :
The nurse is caring for a 74-year old gentleman who was admitted 2 days ago with...
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