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A heart attack occurs when a blockage in the coronary artery (the main artery that supplies blood to the heart) releases toxic substances from plaque or fatty deposits. These substances form a clogged artery and block blood flow, causing chest pain. Heart attacks can be prevented by being aware of their symptoms, calling 9-1-1 at any time, and making sure that a doctor is on duty. The heart attack risk factors for the elderly include being 70 or older; having elevated blood pressure; diabetes; obesity; or chronic health conditions. There are also common heart attack causes such as coronary artery disease (high blood pressure), atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries) or cardiovascular disease (heart disease). According to the American Heart Association, every year: 1.1 million people (almost 1 in 15) have a heart attack. The average hospital stays for heart attack patients are 2.5 days and cost on average 32,550. Heart disease costs American taxpayers 153.3 billion annually — or 3,957 for every household with a child under 18. The average hospital stay for stroke patients is 3 days and costs on average 14,550. The average hospital stay for stroke patients is 3 days and costs on average 14,550. Over 90 percent of heart attack victims suffer only brief symptoms, which may include dizziness, ringing in the ears, shortness of breath, sweating, nausea or shortness of breath. Patients with a heart attack will be in intensive care until a stent or bypass device is put in, if needed. A heart attack victim may need to stay in the hospital until his or her heart is fixed, at which point his or her condition should deteriorate very slowly and slowly, and be under control until the patient is released. To help prevent sudden cardiac death (SDC), there is an easy test known as the Cardiac Risk Appraisal (CARA) test that doctors and medical devices can run on the patients after they have sustained a heart attack. Patients complete the CARA test in a hospital or intensive care unit while awake and the results are compared with a known norm for blood pressure. Most people would die within six months of this test showing that the patient has a high cardiac risk. But a high score usually indicates the patient does not have a heart problem.

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