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Jurrit Bergsma Ph.D.,David C. Thomasma Ph.D.pecialized set of role expectations. As health care has become more complex and specialized, so has the role of the nurse. The forerunner in this change was the recovery room nurse, who cared for patients during the immediate post-operative period of stabilization and recovery from anesthesia. As ad

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Autonomy and Control of State Agenciesose patients who are under the care of a physician during the early hours following infarction, reperfusion of an infarct-related artery has been shown to reestablish antegrade flow in this vessel(1). It has been suggested that replenishing oxygen to the marginally-necrotic tissue can reverse myocar

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Autonomy and Control of State Agenciestherapy, identification and treatment of complications, assessment of prognosis, and development of a treatment plan. Although each of these elements has gradually evolved with changes in medical knowledge and technology, the last few years have seen several important advancements. The most notable

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Comparing Internal Management of Agenciesng the first effective, widely applicable means of mechanically supporting the failing circulation. Initial use of the IABP was in cardiogenic shock after myocardial infarction, and the results were disappointing in this group of patients with severe, irreversible myocardial dysfunction (3). In card

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Central Research Questions and Argumentthe greatest proportion of hospital expenses (1). Although some emphasis has recently been placed on appropriate coronary care admission practices, little has been written regarding criteria for discharge from the CCU (2). Indeed, none of the major cardiovascular texts consider this subject and most

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-2337-2echocardiography; electrocardiogram (ECG); electrocardiography; heart; sudden cardiac death