Diet & Heart Disease 
.... In this study McGowan demonstrates that statistics alone do not tell the whole story or provide an accurate assessment of the real
cardiac risk involved. ....
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Echocardiography & Cardiac Function
.... First-trimester echocardiography and color-flow mapping was performed at 13 weeks of gestation in 15 fetuses at
risk for
cardiac defects. ....
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CORONARY HEART DISEASE Introduction Whitaker (2
.... and Thompson (2003) note that nurses can offer primary prevention services in the medical office setting such as screening for
cardiac risk factors through the ....
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CORONARY HEART DISEASE Introduction Whitaker (2
.... and Thompson (2003) note that nurses can offer primary prevention services in the medical office setting such as screening for
cardiac risk factors through the ....
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Use of Echocardiography
.... First-trimester echocardiography and color-flow mapping was performed at 13 weeks of gestation in 15 fetuses at
risk for
cardiac defects. ....
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DIAGNOSTIC INSTRUMENTS OF CARDIAC PATHOLOGIES
.... ECG testing except in three circumstances: specific
cardiac dysfunction symptoms are evident; the patient is at
risk of developing
cardiac problems (drug side ....
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Relationship of Hostility and Heart Disease
.... The following topics will be included: introduction, demographics of CHD,
cardiac risk factors, Type-A behavior pattern, the holistic model of health ....
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Wellness INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . .
.... For those who did participate in such programs on a regular basis, however, Shepard found that
cardiac risk factors were significantly decreased and that, on ....
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Controversy Over Prozac Useage
.... The older antidepressants also carry
cardiac risk and life-threatening consequences of overdosage. In contrast, the Prozac dosage is one pill a day. ....
(2559
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Pacemakers and Antiarryhthmia Devices
.... survival by 50 percent compared to control patients, and for patients who have survived
cardiac arrest outside the hospital by 28 percent for secondary
risk. ....
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5
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Omega 3 Fatty Acids
.... Trial (DART), 2033 men who had previously suffered a heart attack who ate two to three servings of fish a week "had their
risk of sudden
cardiac death lowered ....
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6
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The Toxic Effects Of Cocaine Abuse
.... probably sudden death. Cocaine users are particularly at high
risk for developing
cardiac dysrhythmias (6:483). The most common ....
(2168
9
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Toxic Effects Of Cocaine Abuse Man has always
.... probably sudden death. Cocaine users are particularly at high
risk for developing
cardiac dysrhythmias (6:483). The most common ....
(2113
8
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Treatment of Ventricular Tachycardia
.... Roy, Sheldon, Mitchell, Green, Klein, & O'Brien, (2000) ICD = 20%
risk reduction in .... Borggrefe, & Breithardt (1997) VT, VF, or aborted sudden
cardiac death ICD ....
(2359
9
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Two Treatments for Vt & VF
.... Roy, Sheldon, Mitchell, Green, Klein, & O'Brien, (2000) ICD = 20%
risk reduction in .... Borggrefe, & Breithardt (1997) VT, VF, or aborted sudden
cardiac death ICD ....
(2359
9
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Effects of Altitude Exposure
.... those with little or no reserve are at a profound
risk for arterial .... with myocardial infarction and angina pectoris being the most common
cardiac complications. ....
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Cardiovascular Effects of High Altitude
.... those with little or no reserve are at a profound
risk for arterial .... with myocardial infarction and angina pectoris being the most common
cardiac complications. ....
(1467
6
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The cardiac stress test
.... quality than thallium, which is often used as the isotope in
cardiac nuclear imaging .... The technetium scan does not pose any
risk to the patient, and the isotope ....
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6
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CARDIAC EFFECTS OF SLEEP APNEA
.... The authors concluded that: These findings suggest disrupted
cardiac adrenergic regulation .... It also enhances daytime alertness, reduces the
risk of automobile ....
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Effectiveness of Coronary Bypass Surgery
....
Risk factors for stroke following coronary bypass. Journal of
Cardiac Surgery, 10(4 suppl.), 468-474. 7. Ray, MJ, & Marsh, NA (1998, 3 March). ....
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Medical Ethics Issues
.... Assessment techniques vital to assuring appropriate
risk interventions include non-invasive
cardiac imaging techniques, stress echocardiography, and myocardial ....
(617
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Neonatal Intensive Care
.... oxygen delivery to tissues may still be compromised by a low
cardiac output .... Traditionally, medical care for high-
risk infants was provided in medical centers ....
(1718
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Tobacco Smoking & Health Problems This research investigated the ...
.... Smoking tobacco, particularly in the form of cigarettes, creates a
risk of sudden
cardiac arrest for smokers three times higher than the comparable
risk for a ....
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This research investigates the use of diet and ex
.... The
risk of sudden
cardiac death increases proportionately with the intensity of exercise, whereas moderate exercise helps protect against a heart attack ....
(4107
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Fatigue and Aviation Maintenance
.... The influence of shift work was found to be present even when the researchers accounted for weight, smoking, and as many of the other
cardiac risk factors as ....
(9757
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Sebastian River Medical Center: A Case Study
.... the situation that creates the need for the
Cardiac Diagnostic Procedures .... mechanisms are strategies that discourage enrollment of high-
risk patients, excluding ....
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Bipolar I Disorder, Postpartum Onset
.... Trimester exposure to lithium may increase the
risk of congenital, and particularly
cardiac, anomalies, however, if a patient discontinues lithium treatment ....
(2086
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Fire Fighting
.... that fail to ensure such policies are in place are at increased
risk for loss .... Many others often die during response to a fire because of
cardiac arrest or from ....
(2073
8
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CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE
.... diet and physical activity, should be undertaken to decrease CAD
risk. .... imaging), ambulatory monitoring, a Coronary angiography, and
cardiac magnetic resonance ....
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The Mitral Valve
.... Antibiotics are needed to reduce the
risk of further damage. There is a slight increase in the
risk of stroke and sudden
cardiac death in people with MVP. ....
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