Mortality Reduction With Use of Oral Beta-blockers in Patients with Acute Coronary Syndrome
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MORTALITYREDUCTION WITH USEOF ORAL BETA-BLOCKERS INPATIENTS WITHACUTE CORONARYSYNDROME
Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................1Literature review.........................................................................................................................1Terminology of Acute Coronary Syndrome...............................................................................1Mortality reduction with use beta-blocker treatment for the patient suffering from AcuteCoronary Syndrome....................................................................................................................2Beta blockers and it relation with Acute Coronary Syndromes..................................................3CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................4REFERENCES................................................................................................................................5
INTRODUCTIONAcute Coronary syndrome is related to cardiac disorder in which artery which areconnected to heart for supply of oxygen and nutrients gets blocked due to clot. The report willoutline views of different authors on coronary syndrome and its impacts on mortality rate. Thus,it will evaluate views of author after research on Mortality reduction with use beta-blockertreatment.MAIN BODYLiterature reviewTerminology of Acute Coronary SyndromeAccording to (David and et.al., 2016), it is the clinical disorder in human body whereblood flow in heart either decreases or gets blocked due to which the person suffers from cardiacarrest, deposition of fatty deposits in blood vessels and on the walls of artery which restricts theflow nutrients and oxygen to muscles of heart. The major factor which contributes to Acutecoronary syndrome are, cigarette smoking, unhealthy dietary routine, obesity, high bloodpressure or cholesterol etc. The author states that generally the syndrome occurs in elderlypeople like men who are above 45 years and women are more than 55 years. Apart from this thediseases is common and generally occurs in women at the time of pregnancy in cases of familyhistory of blood pressure. However, (Lip and et.al., 2010), has stated that symptom of acutecoronary syndrome are clear and can be neglected as it causes sever signs which reflectsuncomfortable and pain of individuals. The disease leads to sudden and heavy sweating which isknown as diaphoresis. Apart from this, person suffering from acute coronary syndromesometimes faints, feels restless, vomit or suffers from pain in back, chest, shoulders and upperabdomen. The symptom and sign of coronary syndrome are reflected in person according to ageand clinical conditions. The scholar states that this syndrome is also common in individuals whohad family history heart stroke, cardiac arrest and other heart diseases. As per the views of (EurHeart, 002), the major cause of Coronary syndrome is deposition of fatty acids on the walls ofheart which blocks the supply of and flow of blood and leads to colt. This clot formation on thewalls of heart is the major cause of cardiac arrest and strokes. It is important for the individualsin society to be careful about the intake habits because it is the only reason which reflects healthof person. As per the scholar these days the major cause of heart diseases is intake of excessivealcohol and smoke. In taking these fluids leads to dizziness in human body and further leads to
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