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angina pectoris
condition of severe pain with a sensation of constriction around the heart usually caused to defeciency of O2 to the heart muscle
arrithmia
irregularity in the heartbeat or action from minor to life threatening
cardiac arrest
complete stopping of the heart
cardiomyopathy
disease of the myocardium major cause for heart transplant
conjestive heart failure
pathological condition of the heart which there is a decreased outflow of blood from the left side ventricle has become too weak to effeciently pump blood.
coronary artery disease
insufficient blood supply to the heart due to an odstruction to one or more of the coronary arteries
endocarditis
inflammation of the linings of the membrane of the heart
myocarditis
inflammation of the heart muscle
pericarditis
inflammation of the pericardial sac around the heart
flutter
an arrhythmia in which the atria beat too rapidly but in a regular pattern
heart valve prolaspe
when the cusps or valves more commonly the mitral valve become loose and fail to open fully restricting blood flow inward or to close toghtly allowing the blood to flow baclwards
heart valve stenosis
the cusp or calves become stiff not allowing the blood flow in or out corectly
myocardial infarction
caused by a complete or partial closingor occlusion of the coronary arteries
aneurysm
weakness in the wall of the artery resulting in the widening of the artery most common in the abd aor on the inner wall of the arteriesta ond the cerebral arteries
arteriosclerosis
thickening, hardening and loss of elasticity of the wall of arteries
artheriasclerosis
the most common arteriosclerosis, caused by a yellowish placque of cholesterol
embolus
the obstruction of a blood vessel by a clot that has broken off of a thrombus somewhere else in the body
hemorroid
varicose veins in the anal region
hypertension
high blood pressure
hypotension
low blood pressure
thrombophlebitis
inflammation in the vein resulting from blood clots within the vein
thrombus
a blood clot forming in the blood vessel and may occlude the vessel
varicose veins
swollen and distended veins usually in the legs