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Patient education on heart disease
Please assist so I can complete this assignment:
You work in the office of a cardiologist. He has asked you to develop a draft of an initial patient education brochure to help patients who have had a myocardial infarction. He has jotted some notes, handed them to you, and asked you to make them "patient friendly."
Read the following information he has provided. Decide how to explain heart problems in simple, easy to understand language.
This includes brief anatomy and physiology of the heart. It also tells how hypertension, hyperlipidemia and smoking contribute to heart disease. This solution includes how to explain these and angioplasty to patients.
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