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26 Cards in this Set

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anaphylaxis
allergic reaction, use an epi pen, hard to breath, may go into shock
aneurysm
abnormal localized dilation of an artery
angina pectoris
inadequate coronary blood supply, chest pain and tightness, can be causes my emotions or stress
angioedema
cutaneous vascular reaction involving deeper layers of tissue, associated with hives, mostly on eyelids and lips
arrhythmia/dysrhythmia
abnormality in heart rhythm, may be dizzy or faint
artificial pacemaker
device to stimulate the heart in order to restore normal rhythm of heart beat
arterioscleroisis/atherosclerosis
circulation is impaired, arterial walls thicken, lumens narrow
buerger's disease
inflammatory disorder of small and medium sized arteries in the limbs that result in thrombus formation, calf pain, hair loss, nail issues, thin skin
cardiomyopathies
disease of the heart that affects the cardiac muscle.
congenital heart disease
defect in heart formation that makes it not work as well
coronary heart disease
narrowing of the coronary arteries which prevents adequate blood supply
gangrene
death of tissue primarily in the limbs
hemophelia
genetic disorder in which blood clotting is abnormal or absent
hypertension
common, aka high blood pressure
hypotension
low blood pressure- could indicate shock or bleeding
leukemia
cancerous multiplication of wbcs in the bone marrow and lymph tissue with abnormally large number of wbcs in blood
myocardial infarction
heart attack
polycythemia
increase in number of rbcs that are above normal levels
raynaud's disease
a vascular disorder due to arterial spasms which cause coldness, numbness, and sweating in fingers and toes
rheumatic heart disease
inflammatory disease affecting many systems following a streptococcal bacterial infection
shock
huge reduction of delivery of oxygen and nutrients to tissues
varicose veins
diluted veins with incometent valves
phlembitis
inflammation of vein
thrombus
gathering of platelets, clotting factors, and blood
thrombophlembitis
inflammation of vein with formation of a clot
embolism
a place of thrombus or other obkect that circulates in the bloodsteam until it lodges in a vessel wall