cardic assest is
A heart attack is when blood flow to the heart is blocked, and sudden cardiac arrest is when the heart malfunctions and suddenly stops beating unexpectedly. A heart attack is a “circulation” problem and sudden cardiac arrest is an “electrical” problem. And can affect breathing and consciousness
Impact of the disease on individuals because of cardiac arrest is that people would face many type of circulatory problems like shortness of breath,chest pain,heart palpitations,extreme dizziness and loss of consciousness and in many cases the person could die
The techniques can be used to diagnose the cardiac arrest disease are Electrocardiogram (ECG),Blood tests,Imaging tests etc.
the other systems which could be affected are mostly all the organ which needs blood to work their functions such as brain , lungs etc. this is because as in the cardiac arrest the heart is malfunction and suddenly stops beating due to which heart flow stops and also because of it there are structural changes in heart too
transplantation play an important role in the treatment of the cardiac arrest as it is very much connected too heart transplantation and as per the US data every More than 55 000 cardiac transplants have now been performed in more than 200 hospitals though they do cardiac transplantation it has created an enormous flux of heart failure patients towards these centres. Since the annual cardiac transplantation rate will likely remain below 4500 worldwide but still as their are no other option to fix to cardiac arrest doctors (in terms of transplantation) are continuing this method. but now it has become the most effective treatment
and their are three major implications for cardiac transplantation
which are economic , political and social
economic because while doing this transplantation we need to give a lot of amount of money
in political as this problems are occuring to many people United Network for Organ Sharing database are awaring everyone
and social because this diseases are faced by the people
so these are the implications