#atrial fibrilation

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The Unseen Dangers: Unraveling the Long-Term Effects of Atrial Fibrillation

Uncover the unseen dangers of atrial fibrillation (AFib) and its potential impact on overall health. Learn about the AFib.

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Diingatkan Jam Tangan Pintar tentang Atrilial Fibrilasi

Diingatkan Jam Tangan Pintar tentang Atrilial Fibrilasi

ROBERT ADHI KSP Ketika berkonsultasi dengan dokter Ign Yansen di Eka Hospital awal Agustus 2022, aku menunjukkan catatan rekaman Aritmia (irama jantung yang tudak beraturan) di jam tangan pintar (smart watch) yang terkoneksi dengan ponsel cerdas (smartphone). Dokter jantung itu memeriksa catatan Atrial Fibrilation (AF) atau Atrial Fibrilasi yang terekam, lengkap dengan tanggal dan…

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Can Alcohol Treat Atrial Fibrillation?

Can Alcohol Treat Atrial Fibrillation?

Heart disease is one of the top killers around the world, and one of the causes of heart disease is an irregular heart rhythm. One of the common irregular rhythms is atrial fibrillation. But what is atrial fibrillation and how can you treat it?

Atrial Fibrillation

For us to understand more about atrial fibrillation, let us first review the relevant anatomy and physiology of the heart. The…

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I never really appreciated the life I was given until last night while caring for a geriatric patient who was undergoing atrial fibrilation. He was straining himself with every breath and with every breath came slight chest pains. He was tachycardic and there wasn’t much I could do for him as an EMT who’s still in training. To be honest there isn’t much a professional EMT can do in this case other than supply him with oxygen, which we did through the nasal cannula he was already receiving o2 from. I stood back and watched the paramedic and his assigned EMT assess the patient. As the two collected information about past medical history, medications, allergies, last oral intake etc. I couldn’t help but to observe their living conditions. As an EMT student we are taught to take note of their surroundings especially if we are dealing with the elderly. I spotted no lighting in this man’s room. We were holding flashlights. The walls were falling apart, the wooded construction of the home was clearly visible, floors were creaking, the stairs were unstable, and the poor man was pretty much living in the left over space of the kitchen. This wwas a home for not just him but for three other people. I mean I’m thankful that it was as organized as could be, but actually seeing this kind of slum was almost negatively breath taking. I was at a loss for words completely. Just shocked. I’m always hearing news about the millions who fall under the poverty line but I had no idea that what the reporters always talk about happens not even an hour away from my area. I mean this just struck a nerve. I don’t even want to be in the medical field for the money. I want to be in it to help those who are iin need of medical assistance. This is probably very naive of me to say but I would have loved to pay for his medical bill. He had already been in the hospital that day and not even 24 hours later did he have to go back to the ER. Id want to pay for Not.only him but anyone who needs financial aid. This is a wild dream i have. I wont be making nearly wnough money to pay for everyones medical bills but... Its so sad to see people live in these kinds of conditions when I live such a wonderful life. some may say they did it to themselves, and that statement isn’t false but shouldn’t it also be our duty to help those in need and not degrade them for not trying hard enough in life? What I took from this experience was how happy and content this family seemed. They literally appreciate life so much more than I do on any given day and it was encouraging and eye opening to see what happiness is all about, what it *should* be about.

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Rivaroxaban prevents strokes in A-fib = Rivers hates The Strokes

Weezer pneumonic device for Pharmacology drugs

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·         No P waves

·         Irregular intervals down bundles of his

·         Ventricles contract irregularly

·         QRS is normal

·         Rhythm is fast

·         Irregular

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Alcohol-induced dilated cardiomyopathy

Note the enlarged ventricular chambers - the increased size causes the appearance of thinned ventricular walls. Assumption that there is decreased musculature in heart walls can cause incorrect diagnosis of cause-of-death.

Dilated cardiomyopathy can cause systolic dysfunction and atrial fibrilation, as well as being a source of thromboembolism.