Heart Disease

Chronic obstructive lung disease. This includes asthma, cystic fibrosis, bronchiectasis, bronchiolitis, and alleric bronchopulmonary aspergillosis. The most common cause of obstructive lung disease is lung scarring after a tuberculosis infection.

Yes, the shock can be conducted to another person thru the patient, or any metal on a bed or Gurney .

Xanthelasma, diabetic retinopathy, and hypertensive retinopathy are all associated with heart disease. Roth's spots can be a sign of bacterial endocarditis.

Yes. High humidity along with high temperatures puts stress on the cardiovascular system.

Atherosclerosis is not prevented by alcoholism. Heavy drinking is a well-known cause. However, constant drinking (as opposed to binge drinking) does not seem to cause it to develop as rapidly.

Studies in Finland have shown that people who drink large quantities of alcohol (a bottle of vodka) and then remain relatively abstinent for a period of time (binge drinkers), seem to develop atherosclerosis more rapidly. Binge drinking of beer shows even more of an association with atherosclerosis. Constant drinkers seem to develop it more slowly.

A reasonable hypothesis would be that this is related to the shock the liver receives from having suddenly to deal with large quantities of alcohol, but that requires further study.

Yes It Does Because They Smoke And They Dont Eat Good And Yes Air Pollution Does Affect Heart Disease

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If multivalvular disease is suspected or involved, different valves may be evaluated during surgery on one of the affected valves.

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Heart disease, lung disease and diabetes can all be considered organ diseases. Lung disease is a pulmonary disease, while heart disease is a cardiovascular disease. They are different.

If patients with atrial fibrillation experience rapid heart rate (rapid ventricular response) and are hemodynamically unstable (hypotension, altered mental status) then electrical cardioversion is appropriate. Defibrillation is never utilized in atrial fibrillation.

Endocarditis is an inflammation of the endocardium (part of the heart), and if it is bacterial, the cause for it is bacteria.

The part of the term culture negative, means that they tried to grow the bacteria in the lab after taking a blood sample, and were unable to get it to grow.

Um, heart worms is the only thing I can come up with, but I'm not not that sure if it's heart worms, but dogs can get them by moskito bites, i think....

I am sorry to say medically speaking (I am not a vet, but have done the research) that your cat has a very serious problem which will eventually lead to the demise of your pet. However, some pets are miracles in themselves when it comes to having a zest for life and love for their owner and have shocked vets by living much longer than anticipated. Have quality of time with your pet and be in good contact with your vet to be sure of what your cat's condition is from week-to-week or at least every 10 days.

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It depends on the severity of the case. A friend of mine was lucky to be in the hospital before the worst of it kicked in. He nearly had a heart transplant, but in the end, didn't get on. He's been living for over 10 years with his heart regulated by a constant series of medications and cardiologist visits.

There are a variety of types of cardiomyopathy, including hypertrophic, dilated and arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy. Heart transplants are more commonly used in dilated cardiomyopathy but with appropriate care and today's drug treatments (including betablockers and ACE inhibitors) and heart devices (including biventricular pacemakers and implantable cardioverter defibrillators - ICDs) most affected people will never need a heart transplant.

More details can be found on the Cardiomyopathy Association website

A risk factor for CVD that may be more important than high blood cholesterol idition called low-grade inflammation. This condition weakens the plaques in the blood vessels, making I tmore fragile. As the plaques become more fragile it is more likely to burst and break away from the side of our arteries. It may then form a blood clot and close off a vessel going to the heart or brain causing a heart attack or stroke. The marker in our bodies that indicates the degree of inflammation is C - reactive protein.

According to the related link, p. 12, 82% of people who die of heart disease are 65 or older, which is basically 4 out of 5 people as you state in the question.

Yes, and major as well.

Power is work per time, joules per second. So Power would be the rate at which work can be performed.

Yes, Temporal Arteritis can kill you by causing a heart attack.

A cardiograph is an instrument designed to measure and record the electrical activity of the heart.

LVH (Left Ventricular Hypertrophy) is (anatomical) structural condition and status of the heart,

while Left Ventricular Dysfunction is disturbance in physiological functions and status of heart.

The symptoms of canine heart disease is similar to other heart ailments like respiratory coughing,murmur in the heart,slow/fast heart beats,weight loss,weakness,lethargy and fluid retention in the lungs with heart valve failure.