They would most likely suffer from blood problems and/or urination problems
The nurse should reassure the patient will receive the best
care in keeping with his written directives Cardiac dysrhythmias associated
with altered myocardial automaticity, conductivity or contractility can effect
cardiac output. Reduced cardiac output increases the risk of ineffective tissue
perfusion. If the dysrhythmia is a life-threatening type, encourage the family
unit to calmly formulate a plan of action.
Answer;
-NAD+
Explanation;
-When glucose breaks down into ATP, a large amount of the energy is stored as electron on special molecules (the electron carriers). When an empty electron carrier accepts a pair of electrons, it is reduced; when it gives those electrons up later on, it is oxidized.
-NAD+ and FAD; also the two most common electron carriers in the body. NAD+ can accept a pair of electrons (and a hydrogen ion) to become NADH.
