Heart rate monitor

Atherosclerosis is a disease where arteries thicken as cholesterol builds-up on their walls. A chronic inflammatory response in the arterial wall by the macrophage accumulation, promoted by low-density lipids.5 It is caused by the formation of multiple plaques within the arteries that can lead to stroke and myocardial infarction. Macrophages tend to rupture plaques by releasing lytic???? enzymes that break plaques in the arteries. Biomarkers such as plasma lipid estimation and myeloperoxidase,…

probably muscle lactate concentration has the potential to increase the aerobic energy turnover in the following high intensity exercise. The reduced oxygen deficit is related with the reduction in both the depletion of intramuscular PCr stores and the rate at which lactic acid is produced, which is probably caused by overtraining or fatigue ( Jones, Andrew M. and Koppo, Katrien and Burnley, Mark, 2003). One of the factors thought to have influence on the maximal accumulated oxygen deficit is…

conditions that were set. In order to perform this experiment and gather data, assumptions had to be made. They assumed that the artery model was stationary with rigid walls. This was so they could look at the flow within the artery and not have the heart pumping be a factor on this. Another assumption made was that blood had Newtonian rheology since it has been found that non-Newtonian viscosity of blood has little effect on the dynamics of arterial blood flow. Three-dimensional, steady,…

As I crept into my room, where I could see Scilla’s foot sticking out from under my bed like a sore thumb,I tagged her and ran. Then she bolted after me down the hall, so I u turned and exploded back into my room, jumping under my covers where scilla couldn’t find me. So she laid down next to what she thought was a pillow and she started to snore. So I said,‘Are you sleeping silly?’ and she was so I rolled her into my bed and cuddled with my cute little Staffordshire…

cardioversion. Stroke and death are the main problems with these surgeries. What happens if these procedures don’t work? Is there another option for the patients to receive any treatment? If the heart is shocked three or four times in one cardioversion setting, how will the heart handle this treatment the next time the heart needs to be shocked? Is there a definite cure out there? Since antiarrhythmic drugs are potentially dangerous, is there another type of drug out there that has the same…

cardiorespiratory endurance. This is because it makes your heart beat faster and supplies oxygen to working muscles. Also when you run for a vast distance your body may start to become fatigued and you find it harder to breathe. Improving this will assist you to run a longer time without feeling tired. b. Aerobics and using the treadmill use cardiorespiratory endurance because due its high level intensity movements and how to your heart beats harder and faster and blood supply is also harder. …

Previously I have used both breathing exercises and progressive muscle relaxation to fall asleep easier and attempt to relieve some stress. Before both attempts of these relaxation exercises, I was at yoga so my body was already very relaxed. Neither of the exercises were difficult for me but I struggle more with concentrating during PMR. In both sessions of the breathing exercises, I was able to get deeply into my headspace and feel free of stress or anything else. It really helped me focus…

opened the door I saw his face, and his body. It looked like he just had his stomach ripped out, and he face bit by a million dogs. “what is wrong mister, are you alright?” I yelled from my front porch; he just stared at me, and my body shivered and my heart dropped down to my stomach. This injured made started to run towards me, I never seen someone that hurt run so fast in my entire life. He was hideous, and looked like he was dead. He reached my door and started to growl and bang, I was…

The body system that most interests me is the skeletal system. I chose this system because of its unique and fascinating function in daily life. It is also not a very recognized system in comparison with the nervous, cardiovascular, or digestive systems. I have always had a fascination with this system considering all the sports injuries I’ve had and witnessed throughout my life. My orthopedic physician inspired me to have a career in a field that involved the skeletal system. The skeletal…

I looked down astonished at the beating heart before me. The surgeon attempted to clarify the procedure he was performing, but I was too busy trying to detect the clear string he was sewing in and out of the heart. I was in awe of his comfort with teaching an undergraduate student how to successfully execute a coronary artery bypass surgery, as if he knew I was interested in that specialty. He explained the condition of the patient and while I did not understand the terminology, I nodded with…