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    Systolic Heart Failure

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    the risk of coronary heart disease.” (WCPT organization). The intersection between aging and cardiovascular disease is very important. The average lifespan of person increases. Human beings 65 or older are at higher risk for cardiovascular diseases. Within this age group cardiovascular diseases are the main cause of death. The costs of treatments will also continue to increase. There are still millions of unanswered questions on cardiovascular diseases. Cardiovascular diseases cause more than 15…

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    Red Blood Cell Case Study

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    Identify or trace the path of a red blood cell through all anatomical/structural areas of the heart. The path of a RBC consist of it first beginning in the heart as the RBC transports oxygen into the aorta by the aortic valve through contracting of the left ventricle. From the aorta, the RBC then travels through an artery with the help of arterioles to reach the capillaries. When in the capillary, the oxygen molecule that is carried by the RBC then detaches and travels through the capillary into…

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    contribute to the build-up of plaque in the vessels and in turn, the development of atherosclerosis (Silverthorn et al., 2009 p327). The disease attacks different arteries in the body, but the most harmful conditions involve damages to the vessels of the brain and the heart (Silverthorn et al., 2009 p329). Understanding of the structures and mechanisms that take place in the heart and the brain to allow for blood distribution is a critical component for anyone trying to determine the development…

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    Reveal Lnq Research Paper

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    a small, implantable device that constantly records data produced by the heart. Patients of various ages use this monitor to try and establish their specific cardiac disorder. Many different and sometimes rare cardiac disorders can be found from the use of this monitor (Medtronic, Inc. 1). The Reveal LINQ is a beneficial device that can help diagnose cardiac issues and spread awareness about certain conditions of the heart, regardless of the possible risks. The Reveal LINQ monitor is a small,…

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    Amy's Lesson Plan

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    - Your skeletal system consists of cartilage, ligaments, and tendons, which help connect all your bones and hold them in place. Your skeletal system is also responsible for the storage of cells, and your bones help protect major organs, like your heart. Muscular - There are three types of muscle in the human body, skeletal muscle, which helps with voluntary movement and is connected to bone. Smooth muscle, helps pass…

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    Identify or trace the path of a red blood cell through all anatomical/structural areas of the heart. • The red blood cell carrying oxygen is pushed into the aorta through the aortic valve by contraction of the left ventricle (Marieb, Mitchell, Smith, 2013, pg. 446). • From the aorta, the red blood cell travels into one of the arteries from the arterioles then will hit the capillaries (Marieb, Mitchell, Smith, 2013, pg. 446). • Within the capillary, the oxygen molecule that is taken by the red…

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    Bell's Palsy Case Study

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    weakness in facial muscles, in rare cases it can affect both sides. The patient’s history and neurologic exam will decide if the facial shortcoming is central or peripheral. If it is central and MRI is required to test for infectious and inflammatory diseases, if it is peripheral no tests will be suggested immediately. The median age is 40 years old for Bell’s palsy but can happen at any age, 3 years old has been the lowest. The number of cases for Bell’s palsy is 20 per 100,000 population…

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    Physical Therapy uses many interventions to help patients regain their muscular strength. One modality commonly used is Russian Stimulation. Russian stimulation was developed by Dr. Yakov Kotz in the 1970s. It was used to help individuals increase their muscular strength by using different “variation of alternating currents”. It can be used by those who have had an injury and are trying to strengthen the muscles that were hurt, or it can be used by athletes to increase their muscular strength.…

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    from systemic venous return. As such, all systemic venous circulation will be directed to the Fontan circulation (except the coronary sinus which continues to drain into the right atrium and when the Fontan is circuit is fenestrated) bypassing the heart [31]. Many investigators believe that routine pre-Fontan cardiac catheterization is mandatory step to assess the single ventricle hemodynamic…

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    Contrast baths are offered to athletes and use the method of alternating vasoconstriction and vasodilation in an attempt to relieve symptoms after strenuous exercise (Bieuzen, Bleakley, & Costello, 2013). The therapeutic goal of using contrast baths is to increase blood flow and bring more nutrients to the site of the injury. By alternating cold and hot water immersion a pumping mechanism is created and this promotes soft tissue healing (Shih, Lee, Lee, Huang, & Wu, 2012). Summary In this…

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