Mr. Hamill Period 5.  The heart beats more than 3 billion times in an average lifetime  Cardiovascular Disease- 80 million Americans suffer from this.

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Mr. Hamill Period 5

 The heart beats more than 3 billion times in an average lifetime  Cardiovascular Disease- 80 million Americans suffer from this disease  ^ Most common are coronary heart disease and stroke  Atherosclerosis-the hardening and narrowing of arteries as the result of plaque  Plaque can cause irregular heart beats/heart attacks

 Irregular heart rates can result in disrupted or stoppage of breathing  Cardiac Arrest- Stoppage of the heart altogether

 Angina Pectoris-chest pain due to lack of blood flow  Oxygen/Blood to heart is drastically reduced=greater chance of a heart attack

 Sweaty  Dizzy  Vomiting/Nausea  Fatigued  Men vs. Women  Chest Pain, Discomfort, or Pressure  Discomfort in other areas  Trouble breathing  Pale/Greyish Skin  Loss of Consciousness

 Call  Have the person relax  Loosen any tight clothing  Be prepared for CPR/AED  Monitor behavior  Question Health History  Most people die within 2 hours  Act promptly  Half of victims wait 2 or more hours  Early Treatment-Aspirin

 Important Questions to Ask:  Are you allergic  Stomach Ulcer/Stomach Disease  Any Blood thinners  Has a doctor ever said to avoid  Never delay calling  May be able to help a conscious individual  Administer 2 chewable or 1-325mg  No Tylenol, ibuprofen, Motrin, Advil or Aleve  Make sure it is not coated