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hypertension crisis 8 CONCLUSION

1. Hypertensive crisis occurs when there is increased blood pressure suddenly, where TD diastole above 120-130 mmHg.2. Interference in the target organs in acute or hypertension attack en route to emergency associated with hypertension, and should receive...

hypertension crisis 7 Management AND THERAPY

Management of inpatientsPatients with hypertension  genuine emergency requiring the careful IV therapy to control both blood pressure and decrease slowly but steadily. strict monitoring is needed. Treated in the ICU is appropriate. Another issue or...

hypertension crisis 6 Management AND THERAPY

If a case of hypertensive crisis, which first had to do is do not panic. Things - things you can do before bringing the patient into the ER, among others: Know all signs - there are clinical signs of hypertensive crisis, such as chest pain or heart...

hypertension crisis 5 DIAGNOSIS

Knowing the previous history and clinical findings are very important to distinguish between hypertension and hypertensive emergency urgency. Information about previous history of hypertension should include that have been diagnosed, the duration,...

hypertension crisis 4 Pathophysiology

Pathophysiology for sure about the development of hypertensive crisis is unknown. Progressive malignant hypertension may be a nonspecific process that causes increased blood pressure is extreme. Humoral factors (especially the renin-angiotensin axis)...

hypertension crisis 3

CAUSES AND RISK FACTORSAlthough the causes of the crisis relatively low blood pressure, but hypertension is a disorder of pervasive and highly significant effect for men. Most of hypertension is essential or primary (no other cause), and hypertensive...

hypertension crisis 2

DEFINITIONSHypertensive crisis can be defined as an increase in blood pressure arrived - arrived and meaningful, which diastolic pressure above 120 mm Hg - 130 mm Hg. Increased blood pressure is reached - arrived this may cause damage to several organs...

hypertension crisis 1

Community lifestyle today is a luxury lifestyle and sometimes far away from health considerations. So many health problems that arise as a result of it. One of them is hypertension.Until now hypertension still remains a problem for several reasons, among...

cancer lungs: 14 PREVENTION

The most important prevention is not smoking from an early age. Quitting smoking can reduce the risk of lung cancer. Research from the group of smokers trying to quit smoking, only 30% were successful.Lately a lot of preventive chemopreventif done. Aims...

cancer lungs: 13 THERAPY

Treatment of lung cancer, depending on the type and stage of cancer, in addition to the overall health of patients. If the patient has emphysema, for example, the poor pulmonary function inhibits the operation on patients, even if the patients have tumors...

cancer lungs: 12 STAGING

Staging is a system of classifying information about cancer, including location and how far the cancer has spread. TNM system is often used in establishing the stages of lung cancer, especially for Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer. Lung tumors are classified...

cancer lungs: 11 Prognosis

A. Small Cell Lung Cancer (SCLC): With a change therapy in the past 15 - 20 years the possibility of life on average (median survival time) who had < 3 months increased to 1 year. The possibility Disease Limited group average life up to 1-2 years,...

cancer lungs: 10 DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES

A. Photo chest roentgens in Posterior-anterior (PA) and lateralSimple initial examinations that can detect lung cancer. Mayo Clinic Study of the USA, found 61 % of lung tumors were detected in routine examination with normal chest roentgens...

cancer lungs: 9 Early Detection

Complete anamnesis and thorough physical examination is the key to proper diagnosis. In addition to clinical symptoms mentioned above, several factors need to be considered in patients with suspected lung cancer, including: factors of age, smoking habits,...

cancer lungs: 8

Lung cancer can also spread through the bloodstream to the liver, brain, adrenal glands and bone. This can happen at an early stage, especially in small cell carcinoma. Symptoms of liver failure, confusion, seizures, and bone pain; that could arise before...

cancer lungs: 7

The symptoms of lung cancer depends on the type, location and how its spread:Usually the main symptoms are persistent cough. Patients who suffer from chronic bronchitis, lung cancer often realize that the cough gets worse.Sputum may contain blood. If...

cancer lungs: 6

Only a small proportion of lung cancer (about 10% -15% in men and 5% in women) are caused by substances that met or inhaled in the workplace. Working with asbestos, radiation, arsenic, chromate, nickel, klorometil ethers, mustard gas and coke oven emission...

cancer lungs: 5

Like most other cancers than the exact cause of lung cancer are unknown, but prolonged exposure or inhalation of a carcinogenic substance which is the main causative factor in addition to other factors such as immune, genetic, and others.From some literature...

cancer lungs: 4 Mesotelioma Malignant

Bronchial adenoma is a small group of malignant neoplasms of low the agresifitas. Occur in the lower trachea or main bronchi. Two of the most important forms are bronchial carcinoid and rare silindroma. Bronchial carcinoid as small cell carcinoma, derived...

cancer lungs: 3

Type of carcinoma is distinguished from the histological cell type:Squamous cell carcinoma histological type of carcinoma is the most common bronkogenik found. Cancer is derived from the surface of bronchial epithelium. Epithelial changes including metaplasia...

cancer lungs: 2

Lung cancer is usually classified according to primary histology types and all have a natural history and response to treatment varies. Although there are more than a dozen types of lung cancer primary, but bronkogenik cancer, including four first types...

cancer lungs: 1

Currently, cancer is a major cause of death in the productive age. It is estimated that, at least there are 150 new cancer patients each year per 100,000 people in Indonesia. This means, of the 200 million population is estimated there will be 300,000...

skin; verruca 8 destructive therapy

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skin; verruca 7 destructive therapy

Destructive TherapyA. Salicylic acidSalicylic acid is a slow acting keralolitik epidermis infected. Results with mild irritation may stimulate an immune response. Salicylic acid itself has shown the results of a resolution on 67% of patients with verruca...

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