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55 Cards in this Set

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myocardial infarction
impaired blood flow causes damage to a segment of heart muscle
essential hypertension
sustained elevation of arterial blood preasure with no known cause
intermitent claudication
plaque filled arteries may cause cramping early on
artherosclerosis
cholesterol crystals lipids cullular debry of arterial wall
pericardio centesis
puncture of the pericardium with needle or catheter and withdrawl of fluid
aneurysm
lacal dialation of artery due to weakness
shock
acute life threatening state of hypotension were the sub normal bp
treatment for CHF
diuretics , rest, medication
pericarditis
inflammation of sac surrounding the heart
cardiomegaly
a patient in chf with enlargment of the heart. seen by exray
raynaud phenomenon
a vasomotor disorder jof the circulation affecting principally the fingers
reasons for deep thrombophlebitis
chf, recent surgery, oral contraceptives, malignancy
embolization
dangerous process of a clot that travels
thrombosis
abnormal formation of a clot
thrombophlebitis
blood clot in vein with inflammation of vein wall
treatment for superficial thrombitis
elastic wrap, elevation, warm compress
endocarditis
inner heart inflammation
tetralogy of fellot
four heart defects of newborns
ventricular septal defect
gap in wall between ventricles
fibulation
condition, disorder were we have rapid and irregular heart contractions
coarctation of aorta
congenerative disease narrowing of aortic arch
flutter
condition, disorder with rapid but regular contractions
mitral valve prolapse
abnormal bulging of mitral valve leaflets into left atrium during left ventricular systole, due to structurally abnormal valve leaflets
bradycardia
abnormally slow heart beat less than 60 beats per minute
mitral valve stenosis
narrowing of valve between left atrium and left ventricle
s + s of woman having MI
jaw or shoulder discomfort, chest tightness, discomfort without crushing pain
causes of myocarditis
virus, bacterial infection, parasite, drugs, toxins
anterior chest pain
chest pain or MI is similar to angina but lasts longer than 30 minutes
history of CHF
chest pain, shortness of breath cough, fatigue, nocteria, anorexia
CHF
a syndrom of imp. hemodynamics due to inability of the heart ot maintain normal circulation
MI is usually due to
artherosclerosis, arteriosclerosis, thrombosis
2 physical examinations of chf
dysnea, cyanosis, tachycardia, hypotention
standard treatment for anginal attach
nitroglycerin, asprin, oxygen, hospitalization
angina pectoris
peroxysmal chest pain due to myocardial ischemia without heart muscle damage
edema
tissue swelling due to fluid iin tissue extremities
tachypnea
rapid breathing
paroxoysmal nocturnal dyspnea
sudden attack of difficulty breathing waking a person up
dyspnea
difficulty or painful breathing
ascites
swelling of fluid in peritoneal cavity
pallor
abnormally pale skin
cardiovascular disease signs of
weakness, anorexia, nausia, hiccups,
cyanosis
bluish skin
chest pain
main feature of mycardio ischemia
orthopnea
shortness of breath whle sleeping lying down flat
valsalva
forced exhailation with closed nose and mouth
precardial shock
an abnormally strong thrust applied to chest wall by the beating heart as detected by examiners fingers
ausciltation abbr.
(sound 1 and sound 2) s1/s2
pulse
beat of heart as felt through walls of arteries
angiography
injection of contrast medium
ekg/ecg
measures and records electrical cardiac of heart
thrill
abnormal sensation of the heart felt were blood is jetting through sick valve
sphygometer
measures blood pressure in arteries
cardiac catheritization
invasive procedure where catheter is passed into a periferal blood vessel
angioplasty
ballon tipped catheter procedure
patent ductus arteriosus
congenerative disease persistance of no natural closure