Take medicines and if you have sleeping problems, you can use sleeping pills. When using devices, take break of 10-20 minutes. Try not to open your eyes hardly or force you body movement alot. Try chilling and don't be too lazy.
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Explanation:
1) The ED physician would most likely suspect that the patient is having a Myocardial infarction.
2) With all of the details provided the physician should order the following tests to be done on the patient in order to locate affected areas, abnormalities, blood type, clots, etc.
EKG
, Cardiac catheterization, Blood Type and cross match, Coagulation studies, CBC, and a Full chemistry profile
3) Surgical intervention depends on whether or not the EKG scans come back clean or not if they do not then surgical intervention may be necessary in order to save the patients life. This would be accomplished with a procedure known as Percutaneous coronary intervention
4) Sometimes before attempting surgery an Interventional cardiologists may decide to perform a balloon angioplasty procedure. This basically involves the physician passing a tube through your clotted blood vessel in order to open it and maintain it open.
Your ideas and beliefs are your values.
HDL is pretty much the general opposite of all other answer options. HDL Cholesterol or High Density Lipoproteins, is considered a "Good" cholesterol. These cholesterol are, just as they are named, Dense. This density means that you have more calorie rich cholesterol packed into smaller bits. This reduces the chance of plague buildup and clots.
LDL Cholesterol is what is considered "bad" Cholesterol. It is Low density cholesterol meaning, that more particles for even less calories end up floating around in your blood stream.
The other two are different types of food and food derivatives that may contain these two components (I would avoid the red meats entirely, as it is rife with LDLs)
I think its carbohydrates