Medical Military Blogs » coronary thrombosis http://www.ftworthmilitariashow.com Health Information on Military Field Sat, 21 Jan 2012 05:50:21 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Heart Attack http://www.ftworthmilitariashow.com/heart-attack.htm http://www.ftworthmilitariashow.com/heart-attack.htm#comments Tue, 26 Jan 2010 16:06:14 +0000 Kapplak http://www.ftworthmilitariashow.com/?p=32 heart attackIf the coronary artery is completely blocked, the heart area that is provided by that particular vessel will be starved of oxygen and will eventually die. This blockagemay is caused by a clot, a condition often referred to as a coronary thrombosis.

The development of advanced cardiac care in hospital and good post-hospital care means that heart attack patients have a good chance to make a full recovery. This is important information to remember when you are reassuring to someone who has a heart attack.

Signs and symptoms of heart attack

These signs and symptoms are usually identical to those of angina – in fact, the patient may initially the attack of angina sufferer who becomes a heart attack.

The key difference is that heart attacks do not always follow physicalexertion. While sufferers will of angina is recovering from his attack on resting, the heart attack patients do not tend to improve without medical treatment.

Treatment for heart attack

  • Move the death in a semi-sitting, head and shoulder supported and knees bent, as this is usually the best position to breathe in..
  • Reassure the death and not let your move, as this will put an additional strain on the heart.
  • Call for an ambulance as soon as possible because death required hospital care.
  • If death has angina medication, let your take this. If you have a regular aspirin, to give you one to chew (without water).
  • Save a continuous check on the breath and pulse and be prepared to resuscitate if necessary.

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