Nursing Care of manual for ST Elevated Acute Myocardial Infarction Nursing Care (ST-Elevated Myocardial Infarction: STEMI) Receiving antithrombotic: Cases study 2 Case.

Abstract

Purpose : To study the nursing care of the patients with STS acute myocardial infarction receiving fibrinolysis in 2 case studies.

Materials and Methods: Descriptive study 2 case study the nursing of STC patients with acute hemorrhagic stroke who received 2 antithrombotic drugs who were admitted to Maha Sarakham Hospital. By study to patient's inpatient medical records. The patients and relatives history taking, observation, comparative data analysis Nursing planning based Gordon's health pattern and nursing guidelines for surveillance and prevention of complications in patients with acute myocardial infarction STEMI receive thrombotic drugs. Nursing problems, including discharge plan.

Main findings: The case 1 Anterior Wall STEMI. Bleeding around the gums permeates the teeth. Mild symptoms Assess and provide nursing Report a doctor for treatment Patient safe. The case 2 Inferior all STEMI, causing cardiogenic shock and short run VT. Nurses quickly assess symptoms. Interpret ECG and vital signs, report a doctor immediately Providing fast and accurate medical care and safely transfer patients.

Conclusion: The patients both Streptokinase was different in myocardial position. The health assessment, screening of nursing guidelines under Evidence-Based, nursing have the appropriate competency and expertise. Monitoring of changes quickly, accurately, and report the doctor immediately Can help reduce the death rate of patients.