The nurse is teaching a client with an atrial septal defect (ASD) about atrial fibrillation. What risk factor will the nurse include with the teaching

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stroke is a risk factor that nurses teach about.

What causes atrial fibrillation primarily?

atrial fibrillation is mostly brought on by chaotic signals that cause the atria, the two top chambers of your heart, to contract quickly and out of time. Because of how swiftly they contract, the heart's walls fibrillate. atrial fibrillation may result from electrical system damage to your heart.

What occurs when atrial fibrillation occurs?

Blood doesn't flow as well as it should from the two atria to the lower chambers of the heart when a person has atrial fibrillation because the two atria's usual beating is irregular (the two ventricles). atrial fibrillation may occur in isolated incidents or it may be a chronic illness.

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