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q management of hypertensionthe management of hypertension angina pectoris and myocardial infarction it must be clear to you that some aspects of
q nutrition support for myocardial infarction patientthe nutrient requirements of a mi patient vary from time of getting hospitalized in an emergency
q vitamins requirement during myocardial infarctionthe requirement of vitamins and minerals is largely governed by the existing nutritional status
q carbohydrates requirement during myocardial infarctionthe protein intake generally remains the same as per the rdi ie 10 gm protein per kg body
q energy during myocardial infarctionas mentioned above patient who have recently suffered from an attack of myocardial infarction are hospitalized
q objectives of dietary management of myocardial infarctionthe objectives of dietary management of myocardial infarction patients are as follows- to
dietary management during myocardial infarctionpatients who suffer from an attack of myocardial infarction are hospitalized and are usually kept
q explain about myocardial infarctionit is an initial acute phase of cardiovascular disease caused by the blockage of a coronary artery supplying
q nutrient requirement during angina pectoristhe nutrient requirement here is the same as discussed earlier however to sum up it can be said that we
q treatment of angina pectorisproper and careful treatment of the underlying cause usually dyslipidemia advanced atherosclerosis or sever chronic
q complications during angina pectorisit is a symptom giving a warning of impending myocardial infarction sudden cardiac death or even ischemic
q symptoms of angina pectoristhe pain of angina is usually over the center of the chest below the sternum but can be felt from epigastrum to the jaw
q what is thyroid diseasethyroid disease thyroid disease is associated with anginaanginas pectoris presents itself in the form of speific symptoms
q common causes related with angina pectorisbullthe usual cause of angina is the narrowing of the major coronary artery due to atherosclerosisbull
q what is angina pectorischest discomfort is often reported by most patients especially those which are chronic cases of dyslipidemia andor
q patient care plan for hypertensives- lifestyle changes avoiding smoking use of tobacco and excess alcohol intake physical activity like walking 4
q important aspect of dietary management during hypertensionmost important aspect of dietary management ie the intake of minerals and electrolytes
q explain nutrient requirements during hypertensionin order to meet the above objectives we need to understand the nutrient requirements during
q objective of nutritional management of hypertensionthe objective of nutritional management of hypertension includesbullto achieve gradual weight
q treatment and management of hypertensionthe first choice of treatment and management of primary hypertension is through behaviour modifications
q show risk factors of cardiovascular diseasevarious risk factors of cardiovascular disease we will now briefly mention the causes related to
q can high blood pressure cause coronary sclerosishigh blood pressure causes coronary sclerosis hardening in early stages fatty lesions in the inner
q show effects of hypertensionhypertension can be damaging due to two effects1 increased work load on the heart and2 effect of hypertension on
manifestations of hypertensionbull renal failurebull left ventricular failurebull myocardial infarctionbull cerebral
q show major complications of hypertensionhigh blood pressure is one of the leading causes of kidney failure also commonly called end-stage renal