Case study 5, chapter 1, page 18. I wanted to address the question : 8) Which...
Case study 5, chapter 1, page 18. I wanted to address the question : 8) Which abnormalities in the heart and lung examinations may be related and why might these clinical signs be related?
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Answer: The heart and lungs are related to each other. They both make sure that there should be oxygen rich blood supply to the body. So, in the normal process the right side of the heart pumps blood through the lungs and hence load the oxygen. Then this blood goes to left side of the heart and it pumps the blood to other body parts. But in the abnormalities in the respiratory system such as when the blood vessels present in the lungs becomes narrow, blood can not be reached properly and pressure gets build up. So most of the symptoms gets related such as:
- Breathless
- Fatigue
- Increased heart rate
- Pain near chest area.
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