Cardiologists

Yes i would like to know the answer to that as well ! i just got diagnosed with LBBB.

I don't have any of the symptoms . I'm very athletic, lead a very healthy life style . I'm so surprised that this diagnosis. I read that there is no cure for it but would like to know if it is life threatening and what sort of changes do i have to make in my life style to treat this disorder.

a cardiologist makes $165,000-$301,000 a year. a cardiologist is a physician who treats diseases of the heart. they do not do surgery. in high school you must take anatomy, biology, chemistry,math, and phycholgy . personal interest should be helping others, research, the field of medicine, science, and reading there are many years of collage to take

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innocent heart murmurs do not affect you

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A TEE is a transesophageal echo, which is a diagnostic test. A cardiac shunt is a separate thing altogether, as it is surgery. Perhaps they performed a TEE and as a result, felt there was a need to proceed further and explore the need for a shunt?

Basically. Sometimes people also refer to continually non-conducted beats (i.e. p waves are present) as cardiac arrest.

Repairing a dissection during an angiogram typically involves the use of stenting or balloon angioplasty. If a dissection is identified, a stent may be placed to support the artery and restore normal blood flow. In some cases, balloon angioplasty can be performed to expand the artery and alleviate the dissection. Close monitoring and follow-up imaging are essential to ensure the success of the repair and prevent complications.

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In cardiology, PPS typically stands for "Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome." This condition is characterized by an abnormal increase in heart rate when transitioning from a lying down to a standing position, often accompanied by symptoms such as dizziness, lightheadedness, and fatigue. It is commonly seen in patients with autonomic dysfunction and can significantly impact daily activities. Diagnosis often involves measuring heart rate and blood pressure changes during postural changes.

To become a cardiologist you need to take classes that deal with math, biology, organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, english, etc.

you have to have a good idea of the body through the dissection of cadavers (obviously)

and then you need to get your doctoral degree and take up a residency for about 3-6 years Biology, Chemistry or both major in college

To become a cardiologist, one must complete a bachelor's degree, followed by a medical degree from an accredited medical school. After medical school, extensive training is required, including a residency in internal medicine (typically 3 years) and a fellowship in cardiology (usually an additional 3 years). Additional experience in related subspecialties may also be beneficial, along with board certification in cardiology. Strong clinical skills, knowledge of cardiovascular diseases, and patient care experience are essential.

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Inpatient cardiology consultations involve evaluations and management of patients with heart-related issues who are admitted to the hospital. These consultations typically address acute conditions like heart attacks or heart failure, requiring immediate attention. Outpatient cardiology consultations, on the other hand, occur in a clinic setting for patients who do not require hospitalization, focusing on chronic conditions, preventive care, and routine follow-ups. Both types of consultations aim to assess cardiovascular health and develop appropriate treatment plans.

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It means to give an injection now. Think of "pushing" a plunger on a syringe.

It's like a reset button; hopefully it will reset to the correct beating pattern.

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PAC stands for a Premature Atrial Contraction Atrial refers to the Atrium which is one of the two upper chambers of the heart where blood is received from the blood vessels and pumped into the lower chambers of the heart called the Ventricles. Contractions in this context are the beats of the heart; when the heart muscle tightens and pushes blood throughout the body. Premature means the timing of something as too early or before expected. So, to put it all together, Premature Atrial Contractions are heartbeats or compressions of the muscles of the heart that surround the upper chambers (atrium) and push the blood from the atrial chamber into the ventricular chamber of the heart. The timing of the beats of the heart are in a rhythm that is required to make the most efficient use of the muscular contractions to move the blood. Sometimes those beats can be out of time with each other, in this case premature or ahead of the best timing with the other heartbeats. This may also be called an arrhythmia or irregular heart beat. Premature Atrial Contractions are considered a "benign" or less serious heart symptom and often don't even need treatment. There may be a slight feeling of a heart "stop" when one of the premature beats occurs but most people don't even feel them. PACs may also be called "Heart Palpitations".

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