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structure and function of the cardiovascular system Blood vessels Arteries, veins and capillaries takes blood and nutrition to the muscles and back from the heart. Arteries take the blood that has O2 in it away from the heart under high pressure with a small diameter and it has thick muscular walls, and veins take the blood back to the heart under low pressure it has a medium thickness to it and a large diameter because it has valves to stop the blood flowing backwards. Capillaries is one cell…

from exercising. Turmeric can benefit the cardiovascular system. Even though the medical experts are not interested in the effects of turmeric, many studies prove that turmeric is extremely effective in the prevention of heart disease. Turmeric reduces the chance of a heart attack after a bypass surgery by half. Moreover, the polyphenol in turmeric called curcumin improves the vascular function as aerobic exercises. A study was carried out on 32 women in post menopause. They were divided…

This article examined women and heart disease. It discussed that women and men have different symptoms of heart disease, and that more women die from heart disease than men. It reviews common symptoms like chest tightness or upper back or abdominal discomfort. The article shares that heart attacks occur often when women are resting or asleep. Since this is the case, by the time women seek help the damage to the heart has already been done. Some risk factors like, diabetes or low levels of…

Aim: Identify positive and negative colors seen from substances contacted with Marquis and Mandelin reagents Introduction: Drug location includes introductory screening of tests for medications and in restorative applications the screening tests results specifically utilized for medicinal assessment. For legitimate purposes, the screening technique takes out all negatives, positive results viewed as possible and require affirmation utilizing corroborative strategies, for example, elite fluid…

Does psoriasis have an effect on nonfatal cardiovascular diseases? What is an integumentary disease? Well, the integumentary is the hair, skin, or nails. There are thousands of skin diseases. An integumentary disease is a disease of the skin. For example, there are different skin cancers, warts, eczema, and psoriasis. Along with the thousands of diseases are also all of the treatments to help with the diseases. There are many treatments for the diseases some diseases have ten treatments. One of…

In the respiratory system you can found nose which is a pathway for air and this is where the oxygen get into the lung and carbon dioxide into the air .Pharynx also known as throat is an other way which air can also enter into the lungs through the mouth. Air also enters into the larynx also known as voice box. It have two main functions as it is a passageway for air to enter into the lungs and a source of vocalization. The epiglottis is a tissue a flap-like cartilage structure contained in…

The clinical forms rang from limited skin involvement to forms with diffuse skin sclerosis and severe and often progressive internal organ involvement, and occasionally a fulminant course. 1 The affected organs and systems include the skin, lungs, heart, digestive system, kidneys, muscles, joints, and nervous system.2 The pathogenesis of systemic sclerosis is complex and incompletely understood. Immune activation, vascular damage, and excessive synthesis of extracellular matrix with…

According to a survey that the Wounded Warrior Project sponsored, more than 75 percent of wounded veterans suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder. Steve Nardizzi, the organization's chief executive officer, said that 23,000 veterans answered the survey, which made it the largest data collection since 9/11 for wounded veterans. The annual survey has shown that the injured veterans of this generation continue to suffer from PTSD and traumatic brain injury. What's worse is that the challenges…

Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) is the leading cause of death worldwide in adults. In the United States, “heart disease and stroke rank first and third”, respectively, among the leading causes of death (Bogers, Bemelmans, Hoogeveen, Boshuizen, Woodward, Knekt, & Thorpe, 2007). CHD accounted for “34.4% of the 2.4 million deaths in 2003”, thus remaining one of the major cause of deaths in the United States (Brown & Mensah, 2007). This condition is becoming exponentially common in younger individuals;…

Drug-induced immune haemolytic anaemia (DIIHA) is considered as a singular blood disorder as it only happens in one in every 1 million people. It is the condition when the body’s immune system is attacked by its own RBC when certain drugs like penicillin, cephalosporin antibiotics, methyldopa and a list of others are being taken. When RBCs are being broken down, it promotes anaemia in which oxygen is depleted in tissues. [8] To be able to understand, drug-induced oxidative haemolytic anaemia is…