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Is there any application of iv aspirin in acute myocardial infarction? |
what is the indications of lysine acetyl salicylate iv That is currently not a modality in the United States (at least not in the emergency room). Protocols for MI across the US really varies, but I have never seen IV aspirin in use. Above post is entirely correct. IV Aspirin is not used in United States, at least not for MI. it is not used intravenousely in us nor anywhere else for mi but may be used as analgesic or anti inflammatory agent like in arthritis no IV Aspirin is not given for anything anywhere.In acute MI it is given as a chewable tablet . It gets into blood rapidly and patients are advised to take it before they come to emergency room, or ICCU. |
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Conclusions on what? Basically, delays are bad when dealing with an acute MI. As the old phrase goes "Time is muscle." ...Time = muscle. The earlier someone who's experienced an MI seeks treatment, the more muscle can be saved through reperfusion. ...Toprol is a beta-blocker. (there are different receptors and binding of molecules causes different effects--binding at the beta receptors increases the heart rate and eventually the blood pressure... I have HEARD that SOME places are starting to use some sort of HYPOTHERMIA method to decease the amount of damage, while a heart attach is happening. Other than that, they still use open heart sur... The chances that you have had an MI are very slim, particularly considering that you often excercise. If you had prior MIs, you would experience many symptoms during your excercise. Also, your fa... All of the above. A lot determines of what section of the heart is infarcting. You can have a non q wave MI, ST elevation exists as well as ST depression, dysrythmias occur from the damaged heart ... Why would you want to delay getting treatment. There's a good chance of you dying the longer you put it off. The main reason people go into cardiac arrest before getting to the hospital is... Its important to know what to expect when you have pericarditis, which is the swelling of the sac that surrounds the heart. You may experience chest pain, but with a MI you could feel like an eleph... |
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