The patient has used sublingual nitroglycerin and various long-acting nitrates but now has an ejection fraction of 38% and is considered at a high risk for a cardiac event. Which medication would first be added for vasodilation and to reduce ventricular remodeling?

The patient has used sublingual nitroglycerin and various long-acting nitrates but now has an ejection fraction of 38% and is considered at a high risk for a cardiac event. Which medication would first be added for vasodilation and to reduce ventricular remodeling?

Explain in detail the nursing management of Acute Myocardial Infarction.

Signs and symptoms of CCF with rationale.

Which foods could remain as they are in Mrs. T.'s diet plan if she is to avoid problems with peripheral vascular disease?

Your interpretation of increased frequency of angina attacks in Mrs. Payer is that