The clogging fats in the artery walls could somewhat prevent the flow of blood, because the blood now has some blockage. If the clogging became big enough, it could block the flow of blood entirely through that artery. Whatever the case, the heart needs to beat harder to make the blood go pass the blockage.
When an artery is described as patent, it means that the artery is open and unobstructed, allowing blood to flow freely through it. This condition is crucial for proper circulation and the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to tissues. A patent artery indicates that there are no significant blockages or narrowing that could impede blood flow.
Significant collateral circulation to the hand via the Ulnar artery is not present. You should not access the radial artery for an ABG or to perform a cardiac catheterization becasue interrupting the blood flow to the hand from the radial artery could result in significant hand ischemia.
It depends... if it's a blood vessel to your heart, you could have a heart attack. If it's an artery say, in your lungs (pulmonary artery), you could die. If it's an artery in your leg, you could get gangrene and lose your leg. If it's a vein, that's not *AS* serious, because your body usually has other veins that can take up the slack, but it's still serious. If you suspect that you have a blood vessel clogging, you should see your doctor. Depending on the situation, the treatment could be anywhere from a change in diet, to medication, to a balloon catheter, to a stint.
When was the last time you checked the pump basket for leaves etc? It could also be debris clogging the impeller. Closed face impellers are noted for this.
If its Negative, you must try different arm. Because trying to get ABG on that arm could damage artery and cut off collateral circulation.
no, a severed artery but be repaired immediately. Depending on the artery you could exsanguinate in as little as seconds or up to several minutes.
An artery is a part of the circulatory system, the main organ could be considered the heart
The aorta, located in the heart, is the largest artery in the human body. It does branch out so I suppose it could answer your question when you say 'arteries'.
The New York Times has a wide circulation. The circulation of the air in here is good.
No, because the act of spending it puts it back in circulation.
Left ventricle wouldn't be able to contract so that oxygenated blood could get to the body tissues.
If a clot forms in a blood vessel it would be harmful as pressure would rise. Also, if the clot completely clogs an artery or vein blood cannot pass and you could die from lack of oxygen/circulation.