Blood Clot From Coronary Angiogram

Blood clots are generally formed to stop bleeding, as in the case of an injury. When a blood vessel is injured, then the blood cells and the fibrin strand rapidly form a clump to stop the bleeding. This is a natural process in case of an injury. But, when the blood clot forms even when the person is not injured, then it is a pathological condition which needs to be checked. This is because such kind of blood clots may not allow the flow of blood through an artery or a vein.

Replace Electrolytes Intensive Care

Intensive care units in every hospital have special guidelines and protocols to be followed; especially when it comes to the use and replacement of drugs and different therapies. Likewise, there is a specific procedure and protocol for replacing electrolytes in the intensive care unit or the ICU.