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Oxygen Therapy Of The Compromised Myocardium

   

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Discuss The Published Evidence InRegard To Oxygen Therapy Of TheCompromised Myocardium

Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................1MAIN BODY......................................................................................................................................1Oxygen therapy of compromised myocardium in ACS..........................................................1Improvements in oxygen administration therapy in given cases..........................................4CONCLUSION....................................................................................................................................6REFERENCES.....................................................................................................................................8

INTRODUCTIONThe acute coronary syndrome refers to collection of several symptoms that ensuresabout decrease in flow of blood coronary artery. Thus, It will results into unable heart musclewhich is not capable to conduct its functioning in proper manner. It has several signssuch as chest pain, vomiting, dyspnea, diaphoresis, dizziness, unexplained fatigue, feelingrestlessness and so on (Malecki-Ketchell, 2017). Oxygen therapy is utilised to provide requiredamount of oxygen to maintain its concentrations in body as it has several side effects also. Thepresent report will focus on two respective cases of patients named as Mika who is an 11 yearsold girl and 68 years old man Herz. It includes an oxygen therapy of compromised myocardiumin case of an acute coronary syndrome along with certain changes to maintain oxygenadministration. MAIN BODYOxygen therapy of compromised myocardium in ACSThe acute coronary syndrome can be described as several conditions or signs whichassociated with instant and reduced flow of blood to heart of human being. It includes thesituation of myocardial infarction which is another name of heart attack. Thus, it is known asthreatening situation of life which is raised due to blood flow cut off abruptly causing tissuedamage. There are various kinds of symptoms which are usually observed such as tightness &pain in chest, sweating, nausea, anxiety, dizziness and fast heart rate. There are certain cause ofmyocardial infarction like bad cholesterol, saturated fats and trans- fat (De Waha and et. al.,2017).Now, it is essential to conduct several pathological tests of patient to know actualsituation and understand certain factors. It will facilitates to select best diagnosis of acutemyocardial infarction in an accurate way to gain better outcomes of the same. It involves stresstest, angiogram with coronary catheterisation and echocardiogram to determine actualsituation of heart along with other relevant tissues or muscles. There are various kinds of thingswhich are risky and may cause an acute myocardial infarction such as high blood pressure,increased cholesterol levels, improved triglyceride amount, diabetes, obesity, smoking, family1

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