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    Dronaderone Essay

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    28 days. The results showed that dronaderone was less effective in maintaining sinus rhythm. Rate of recurrent atrial fibrillation was 63% in dronaderone group and 42% in amiodarone group. Dronaderone was associated with adverse effects such as bradycardia, QTc prolongation, and cutaneous rash. But no evidence was seen for the hepatic, pulmonary or thyroid toxicity with dronaderone compared to amiodarone. Dronaderone was less efficacious and safer in adverse effects profile compared to…

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    and was unable to stand up from his chair. He came into the ED on 10.27 at an external hospital and received a CT scan, which presented a C4 mass. He was then transferred to DHMC on 10.28 for further management. Comorbidities involve Afib with bradycardia at baseline, HTN, arthritis, a recurrent parastomal hernia and a colostomy. RL also had a spinal mass 40 years ago that was removed. It is not clear if this mass was benign or cancerous. For background information on RL’s family and current…

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    phenylephrine and causing vasodilation. When the blood vessels are vasodilated, the peripheral vascular pressure is reduced.1 Coreg is a high tolerated drug but it does have some adverse effects; for example, headaches, dizziness (most common), bradycardia, and weight gain.1,3,4,6 Coreg was approved to hypertension to treat alone or with other antihypertensive agents in the United States in September of 1995.5 As stated above, carvedilol can be used to treat hypertension and congestive heart…

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    Thalidomide Sold under the brand name Immunoprin, among others, is an immunomodulatory medicate and the model of the thalidomide class of medications. Today, thalidomide is utilized chiefly as a treatment of specific tumors (different myeloma) and of an intricacy of sickness. Thalidomide causes birth surrenders The FDA and other administrative organizations have endorsed showcasing of the medication just with an auditable hazard assessment and alleviation methodology that guarantees that…

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    because of the pains in his stomach and throat. He was immediately rushed to the ED. His symptoms are diaphoresis, motor dysfunction, parethesias, nausea, ascending paralysis, cyanosis, and hypoventilation. He was prescribed with atropine due to the bradycardia. As he was assumed to be poisonous with tetrodotoxin which is a neurotoxin, intravenous hydration, gastric lavage and activated charcoal was conducted next. Background The extracellular fluid and intracellular fluid of neuron are…

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    In this paper you will find information about pacemakers and defibrillators. Pacemakers and defibrillators are devices that help keep the heart in rhythm. If the heart starts to beat to slow or to fast it will send an electrical shock to get it back on pace. When you get one or both devices implanted in you will need to have regular check-up with the doctors, these should not affect your daily life. Later on in the article you read that you may be allowed to still participate in fast paced…

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    but are not limited to pneumonia, bradycardia, an infection (American Pregnancy, 2015). Pneumonia is an infection in the area of the lung involved in the exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen. It causes inflammation, which furthermore reduces the amount of space available for the exchange of air. This can result in inadequate amounts of oxygen for the baby. Treatment can include antibiotics, supplemental oxygen and intubation (American Pregnancy, 2015). Bradycardia occurs when the baby’s heart…

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    What is Cardiovascular Disease? (Heart & Blood Vessels) A heart and blood vessel disease (heart disease) is multiple problems within the heart one major one is called atherosclerosis. Atherosclerosis is a heart condition caused by a substance called plaque that build up on the walls of the heart arteries. This plaque buildup can narrow the hearts arteries making it harder for blood to flow through. When this problem starts to happen it can cause clotting which is able to stop blood flow and…

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    effects, skeletal muscle paralysis and depression of the carotid baro-receptor. Magnesium is also cardiotoxic. At serum Mg concentrations greater than 3 mmol/L, prolonged PR intervals, increased QRS duration and prolonged QT intervals are seen. Mild bradycardia is observed at concentrations greater than 7 mmol/L, and complete heart block as well as cardiac arrest may occur at concentrations greater than 7 mmol/L. Electrocardiographic changes in hypermagnesaemia are not specific and cannot be…

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    Client History Sample

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    Client History A.O. is an 89 year old Catholic female of Japanese background. Past marital status is unknown, currently unmarried. Currently on medication for hypertension which initially caused bradycardia until the dosage was lowered. A.O. was immunized as a child, did protract chicken pox. Measles, and mumps. Client stated no known allergies (although later stated taking OTC Zicam), no surgeries, and only one hospitalization for a broken toe. Father’s side has history of stroke, and…

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