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Heart Attack vs. Cardiac Arrest – The Low‑down
Ever heard people talk about a heart attack and suddenly you’re not sure if they’re talking about the same thing as a cardiac arrest? Here’s the quick cheat sheet to keep you on track.
Spot the Difference
- Heart Attack – Think of it as a block‑party in your arteries. Fatty deposits clog the highways that bring oxygen‑rich blood to your heart, causing a nasty chest pain show.
- Cardiac Arrest – This one’s the system crash. Your heart’s electrical wiring goes haywire, stopping blood flow entirely. No beats, no life support, no time to chill.
Both can feel super scary, but they’re actually two solidly different events. A heart attack is a traffic jam; cardiac arrest is a full stop.
Keep Your Heart on the Right Track
Sudden cardiac arrest can pop up like a surprise party – you’re not warned, it just happens. That’s why a swift identification can be a lifesaver.
- Get a cardiac screening – It’s like a check‑up for your heart’s twin (your blood vessels). If something’s off, you’ll catch it early.
- Make that appointment today – Because waiting is extra risk.
Infographic reviewed by Dr. Rohit Khurana, cardiologist at Gleneagles Hospital.
