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    Supraventricular Tachycardia, Adult Supraventricular tachycardia (SVT) is a kind of abnormal heartbeat. It makes the heart beat very fast and then beat at a normal speed. A normal heart beats 60 to 100 times a minute. This condition can make your heart beat more than 150 times a minute. Episodes of a fast heartbeat can be scary but they are usually not dangerous. They can lead to problems if: They happen often. They last a long time. Symptoms of this condition include: A…

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    Tell Tale Heart Analysis

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    He believes the heartbeat is merely an aftereffect of the murder, but as it grows increasingly louder, he begins to question if the heartbeat is really in his head. The narrator begins to talk with the policemen in order to drown out the heartbeat, and as it increases in volume, he talks louder and more passionately. In chapter seventeen, the narrator states, “I foamedーI ravedーI swore!” He is willing to do anything to drown out the heartbeat that has come back to haunt him. When…

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    uses throughout this short story, including symbolism. The old man’s eye, the lantern, and the heartbeat are all examples of symbolism. These three examples all tie together to represent the theme of the story, which is guilt. The old man’s eye in The Tell Tale Heart, is the first example…

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    “In the battle of rights, whose life is protected, whose rights are suspended?” (Kass). As a society we go on and on about politics and what rights we, as people, deserve. This is not just an issue of politics, but an issue of morality. When the subject comes to abortion, the immediate response is to change the subject, or to say that you don’t really have an opinion on the issue. What if I told you that between 50 million and 60 million abortions have been performed since 1973, these are…

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    play, “Sorry Wrong Number”, Mrs. Stevenson believes that she is ill and is bedridden, but she actually isn’t, it was all in her head. The first reason why perception isn’t the same as reality is that appearances can deceive us. For example, in “Heartbeat”, everyone thinks that David is weak because he’s skinny but he isn’t. David only looks very weak because he is very thin, but he is actually lean, mean, and wiry. “Everyone assumes I’m…

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    Atrial Fibrillation

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    electrical system controls the rate and rhythm of the heartbeat. With each heartbeat an electrical signal spreads from the top of the heart to the bottom. As the signal travels, it causes the heart to contract and pump blood. Each electrical signal begins in a group of cells called the Sinus node or SA node. The SA node is located in the right atrium. In a healthy adult heart at rest, the SA node sends an electrical signal to begin a new heartbeat, 60-100 beats per minutes. The electrical signal…

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    definition of speed is how fast an object is moving. Speed exerted on the human body can affect it in many ways. It affects the the body through the respiratory and the circulatory system.When speed was applied into the human body, it was noted that the heartbeat of the body had increased. The breathing rate also increased showing that indeed, force does make the body work harder. Speed was obtained by performing an exercise that required force. The faster the speed, the more the body worked…

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    The Abortion Debate

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    After conducting background research about abortion and relating it back to multiple moral systems, I have come to a conclusion about my own personal stance on abortion. First of all, I am neither completely Pro-Life nor Pro-Choice, however, I am not completely neutral either. Reading about the thousands of maternal deaths that could have been prevented had abortion been liberalized in various nations made me realize that I am okay with the act of abortion. I see no problem with women taking…

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    how meticulous he is. In addition, his guilt and blame stems from his mental illness, as he tries to explain why he irrationally wants to murder an old man who has never done him harm. This leads to him blaming the old man’s eye, as well as his heartbeat, for why he needs to kill him. The narrator’s insanity in Edgar Allan Poe’s short story “The Tell-Tale Heart” is a controlling theme throughout the entire short story, as it leads to all of the events that occur in the story. Body Paragraph…

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    a rapid heartbeat. WPW is a chronic disorder, and can last years, or be life long. This syndrome is a genetic disorder and is found at birth. (Usually inherited from a parent) WPW is not a life threatening disorder, but it can lead to heart problems that can cause death later in life. Everyone including infants can experience symptoms from WPW, but the symptoms first appear often in people’s teens or twenties. Some of these symptoms may include, sensation of rapid or constant heartbeat,…

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