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    autonomic nervous system (sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system). Impaired contractility would cause the stroke volume to change (decrease) which will affect the cardiac output. The heart rate will adjust or increase to maintain a stable blood pressure. People with chronic angina (chest pain likely due to a heart problem) often take a nitroglycerin tablet to relieve their symptoms. How does this relieve their symptoms? In your answer discuss (briefly) oxygen delivery to the heart. (3…

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    inflammation of the pericardium of the heart. This inflammation causes narrowing of the pericardial space, which may also cause scarring. If left untreated this may lead to pericardial effusion, which is when pericardial space fills with fluid that puts pressure on cardiac muscle, which causes cardiac dysfunction. In chronic pericarditis it has to do more with anatomical restriction of the heart due to adhesions between pericardial membranes and less to do with the increase in fluid. C. Signs…

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    vessel's inner walls is called blood pressure. There are many things affect blood pressure, causing it to rise. * The amount of force with which the blood pumps * The amount of blood in the body * The blood vessel's diameter So that generally, blood pressure rises when the heart pumps harder, there is an increase in the amount of blood in the body, or there is a decrease in the diameter of the blood vessels that carries the blood. Importance Adequate blood pressure is vital to those…

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    Cardiac Defibrillation

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    Life or Death? A fourteen year old boy was undergoing surgery when his heart suddenly stopped. Otherwise known as cardiac arrest. Cardiac arrest is when the heart stops all electrical activity, eventually stopping the heart muscle from contracting. When the heart stops beating, the whole body including the brain does not receive oxygen. If the brain lacks oxygen for, ten to fifteen minutes, there could be permanent brain damage. It is crucial that the heart starts beating or someone starts…

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    Is conformity human nature or a social pressure? Conformity is one of the largest problems society is dealing with today; it involves developing a change in behavior and thoughts to fit in a specific group. Although changes are part of everyone's lifestyle, there are certain levels at which some are considered acceptable and some unacceptable. For example, there are some groups which follow unique standards causing people to adapt these circumstances to be part of the group; consequently, many…

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    hypertension. Hypertension which we also call high blood pressure is a condition in which the force of the blood in the artery reached higher than normal. As the years have gone by, it has been found that lower and lower blood pressure are better for preventing some complications of high blood pressure. In kidney disease this is particularly true. Really low blood pressures seem to protect the kidney from further damage in many diseases. A normal blood pressure was 120/80, but in recent years…

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    Chronic Cardiac Failure

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    Chronic cardiac failure can be defined as ‘a clinical syndrome that develops in response to a cardiac injury or insult that causes decline in the pumping capacity (contractile function) of the heart’ (Lymperopolous et al. 2013). Betty has been experiencing chest pain, a decreased appetite and shortness of breath indicated by her oxygen saturation levels and increased respiratory rate. Additionally, she has bilateral peripheral pitting oedema and has had a cough. These are all signs and symptoms…

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    Glaucoma

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    because of this there is a sudden rise in pressure, and has a closed angled between the cornea and…

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    1. Define blood pressure. Blood pressure is the measurement of the force applied to the vessel walls as the blood flows through. (Lab manual, page 107) 2. Define mean arterial pressure (MAP, also known as mean blood pressure). MAP is an important measure of…? Mean Arterial pressure (MAP) is the average blood pressure over one full cardiac cycle. MAP is an important measure of the true driving pressure for the circulatory system. (Lab manual, page 107) 3. List three reasons for when you…

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    mean girl. Due to the fact that most teenagers who are in high school spend most of their time away from home and with their friends or other peers from school, it is understandable that their peers would have such a major impact on their lives. Certain things such as the way they dress and talk are based on what the other young adults define as “acceptable”. This is the reason why Cady was so easily influenced by Regina George and the plastics. There are different social norms for different…

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