An arheroma is a plaque made from cholesterol. When it breaks off it forms a clot in the blood stream. If this clot clogs an artery that feeds the heart muscle, it can cause ischemia (tissue hypoxia) or infarction (tissue death).
A cardiovascular technologist helps diagnose and treat heart disease. They may perform tests such as an electrocardiogram or an angiogram.
There may not be a disease named Burger's disease. But there may be a disease from eating burgers. That disease can be any of the following: cardiovascular disease, arteriosclerosis, atherosclerosis, hypertension, obesity, diabetes, or maybe some others as well.
Patients who are anemic or have a history of cardiovascular disease may not be good candidates for phlebotomy.
Cardiovascular disease is the term for any disease of the heart and circulatory system. It may be abbreviated CVD
Patients who are anemic or have a history of cardiovascular disease may not be good candidates for phlebotomy.
It's called atheroma or, more commonly, plaque. If atheroma is not taken under control by means of proper diet, exercise and, in some cases, medication, it may develop into atherosclerosis - the thickening of artery walls. This may eventually block the flow of blood through the affected portion of the artery. This, in turn, may result in a heart attack or stroke, depending on where the blockage occurs.
Yes. But it may be a sign of other diseases as well.
Cardiovascular disease symptoms can very from patient to patient depending on what type of heart disease you have. Some suffer from high cholesterol. Other may suffer from chest pains, headaches and fatigue. One should consult a doctor to gain knowledge of specific symptoms.
A cardiovascular technologist helps diagnose and treat heart disease. They may perform tests such as an electrocardiogram or an angiogram. He helps you build up speed so if you get jumped you can run
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