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4) Why were diuretics prescribed for J.M.’s hypertension? Why is aspirin prescribed
as a postoperative treatment for J.M.?
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5) Overall, how will the recommended dietary changes, if followed, prove beneficial for
J.M.?
6) If bypass surgery is required, how would this procedure minimize future myocardial
infarctions and what would be the effect if J.M. does not alter his diet, even after

they undergo CABG as compared with patients who have medical therapy or less
invasive interventional treatment (i.e., stenting). Despite the bypass surgery, if J.M.
doesn’t alter his lifestyle, he would still be putting himself at risk of another heart attack
due to unchecked consumption of artery clogging cholesterol and saturated fats in his
diet. the coronary arteries may still become clogged with calcium and fatty deposits.
VII. Conclusion: