Investigation Of Medical Services In Patients With Diabetes, Cardio-Vascular And Rheumatology Disease In ICU

Abstract

This study investigated the medical services of diabetic, cardiovascular and rheumatology patients in the intensive care unit. The most important cause of cardiovascular diseases is arteriosclerosis. Arteriosclerosis causes the various arteries that supply blood to different parts of the body to gradually become hard and narrow and their ability to transport oxygen and nutrients to the body's cells decreases. To prevent the occurrence of cardiovascular diseases and death and disability caused by them, you must know these risk factors and pay attention to medical recommendations. Risk factors for cardiovascular diseases include: old age, male gender, family history of premature heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes mellitus, smoking, obesity, inactivity and blood coagulation disorders. Considering that diabetes is one of the risk factors for cardiovascular diseases and people with diabetes should be more careful about their cardiovascular health than others. The results of this study have shown that cardiovascular risk factors are more common in type 2 diabetes patients. Arteriosclerosis as well as the appearance of clots in the coronary arteries cause the blood supply to the heart muscle cells to decrease. As a result of the lack of oxygen in the heart muscle, a pain occurs which is known as heart pain or angina pectoris, which means that the heart cells related to the area of that artery will die, which is called a heart infarction.