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QUESTION 1 John's blood pressure is 134/96 What blood pressure classification does he belong in? 0...
QUESTION 1 John's blood pressure is 134r96. What blood pressure classification does he belong in? O...
QUESTION 1 John's blood pressure is 134r96. What blood pressure classification does he belong in? O a. Pre-Hypertension O b. Stage 1 Hypertension O c Stage 2 Hypertension O d Hypertensive Crisis QUESTION 2 Denise has a blood pressure of 181/79. What blood pressure classification would she belong in? O a. Pre-Hypertension O b. Stage 1 Hypertension Oc Stage 2 Hypertension , d. Hypertensive Crisis QUESTION 3 Which issue is likely to occur in a person with cardiovascular disease? O...
please choose correct answer only A 70-year-old man comes to clinic complaining of high blood pressure...
please choose correct answer only
A 70-year-old man comes to clinic complaining of high blood pressure and highlipid profile. Two days later the patient has been hospitalized due to suddenheart attach. Eco studies showed that the coronary arties were partially blocked.Which of the following is most likely happening with this patient * O Defect with cardiac electricity O Atherosclerosis O Myocardial infarction O Defect in heart valves A bacterial disease caused by gram-negative bacteria. Which of the followingcomponent will expected...
The Heart 185 oventricular valve on the same side of the heart as the origin of...
The Heart 185 oventricular valve on the same side of the heart as the origin of the aorta is the a. aortic semilunar. c. mitral. b. tricuspid. d. pulmonary semilunar. 10. During atrial systole, all the following occur except a. deoxygenated blood passes into the right ventricle. b. oxygenated blood passes into the left ventricle. c. the ventricles are in diastole. d. the semilunar valves are open. 11. A major difference between atria and ventricles of the heart is that...
VIEW QUESTIONS REVIEW the following definitions within o ther forms of cons lammation of cardiac Endocard...
VIEW QUESTIONS REVIEW the following definitions within o ther forms of cons lammation of cardiac Endocard b. Pericarditis Myocard d. Throm How would you do the soft bophlebs Cardiac arre ammation of the se surrounding the heart Inflammation of the heart valves and chambers Heart suddenly ceases to pump 5 Local dilation of a blood vessel Inflammation of vein with shrombus formation Aneurysm Varicose veins h. Aplastic anemia L Lymphedema Dilated, tortuous veins Short Answer en you describe the four...
Chapter Review Questions 0. distinct pulse. What you are feling is a 1. The thin membrane...
Chapter Review Questions 0. distinct pulse. What you are feling is a 1. The thin membrane lining the heart that is continu 10. While selecting a veio a. artery b. nerve. c. valve, d. vein. ous with the lining of the blood vessels is the c myocardium or difference between veins and epicardium 1. A major difference bes that arteries have a thicker external laver b. arteries have no endothelial layer c. veins have a thicker medial layer d. veins...
QUESTION 2 In general, atherosclerosis is caused by O a. High serum cholesterol levels O b....
QUESTION 2 In general, atherosclerosis is caused by O a. High serum cholesterol levels O b. Endothelial injury and inflammation An increase in antithrombotic substances c. O d. Congenital heart disease QUESTION 3 Foam cells in a fatty streak are a. Deposited adipose cells O b. Injured neutrophils O c. Macrophages that engulf LDL d. Lipid-laden mast cells Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to s
ECG and chestet cardi damage Treatment lthough there is no cure for essential h AL HYPERTENSION...
ECG and chestet cardi damage Treatment lthough there is no cure for essential h AL HYPERTENSION ypert work against increased resis ood pressure, hypertes bout 75 million Ca om hypertension. W h blood pressure-t nd varies with a pe comitant disease; it the medical comm sists over 140 mr Match each of tbe following definitions with its correct n) persists over 9 rm n, stage 2 hypert Hg or higher or bypertension exists Matching a. Endocarditis I. Inflammation of cardiac...
true or ffalse 19. A hemoglobin reflects the amount of oxygen-carrying potential available in the blood....
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19. A hemoglobin reflects the amount of oxygen-carrying potential available in the blood. 20. Anemia is any decrease in the oxygen-carrying ability of the red blood cells (RBC). 21. Sickle cell anemia is curable. 22. Pernicious anemia is due to a lack of intrinsic factor leading to inadequate absorption of vitamin B12- 23. Treatment of hemolytic anemia is excision of the liver. 24. Aplastic anemia is characterized by failure of the bone marrow to produce blood components....
Food Insecurity (refer to Chapter 16 Highlight) 1. What is a food desert? What is food...
Food Insecurity (refer to Chapter 16 Highlight) 1. What is a food desert? What is food insecurity? Why is obesity often associated with food insecurity? What are strategies for alleviating food insecurity in the United States? 2. 3. Cardiovascular Disease and Hypertension (ch 27) Define the following: atherosclerosis, angina pectoris, myocardial infarction, transient ischemic attack, ischemic stroke, hemorrhagic stroke, thrombosis, and embolism In general terms, how does atherosclerosis develop? What are the consequences? List the risk factors for CHD. Which...
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A decrease in parasympathetic stimulation of the SA
NODE
Select one:
a. Increase in HR;decrease in cardiac output; increase
in BP
b. Increase in HR; increase in cardiac output; increase
in BP
c. Decrease in HR; decrease in cardiac output; decrease
in BP
d. Decrease in HR; decrease in cardiac output; increase
in BP
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QUESTION 1 John's blood pressure is 134r96. What blood pressure classification does he belong in? O a. Pre-Hypertension O b. Stage 1 Hypertension O c Stage 2 Hypertension O d Hypertensive Crisis QUESTION 2 Denise has a blood pressure of 181/79. What blood pressure classification would she belong in? O a. Pre-Hypertension O b. Stage 1 Hypertension Oc Stage 2 Hypertension , d. Hypertensive Crisis QUESTION 3 Which issue is likely to occur in a person with cardiovascular disease? O...
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A 70-year-old man comes to clinic complaining of high blood pressure and highlipid profile. Two days later the patient has been hospitalized due to suddenheart attach. Eco studies showed that the coronary arties were partially blocked.Which of the following is most likely happening with this patient * O Defect with cardiac electricity O Atherosclerosis O Myocardial infarction O Defect in heart valves A bacterial disease caused by gram-negative bacteria. Which of the followingcomponent will expected...
The Heart 185 oventricular valve on the same side of the heart as the origin of the aorta is the a. aortic semilunar. c. mitral. b. tricuspid. d. pulmonary semilunar. 10. During atrial systole, all the following occur except a. deoxygenated blood passes into the right ventricle. b. oxygenated blood passes into the left ventricle. c. the ventricles are in diastole. d. the semilunar valves are open. 11. A major difference between atria and ventricles of the heart is that...
VIEW QUESTIONS REVIEW the following definitions within o ther forms of cons lammation of cardiac Endocard b. Pericarditis Myocard d. Throm How would you do the soft bophlebs Cardiac arre ammation of the se surrounding the heart Inflammation of the heart valves and chambers Heart suddenly ceases to pump 5 Local dilation of a blood vessel Inflammation of vein with shrombus formation Aneurysm Varicose veins h. Aplastic anemia L Lymphedema Dilated, tortuous veins Short Answer en you describe the four...
Chapter Review Questions 0. distinct pulse. What you are feling is a 1. The thin membrane lining the heart that is continu 10. While selecting a veio a. artery b. nerve. c. valve, d. vein. ous with the lining of the blood vessels is the c myocardium or difference between veins and epicardium 1. A major difference bes that arteries have a thicker external laver b. arteries have no endothelial layer c. veins have a thicker medial layer d. veins...
QUESTION 2 In general, atherosclerosis is caused by O a. High serum cholesterol levels O b. Endothelial injury and inflammation An increase in antithrombotic substances c. O d. Congenital heart disease QUESTION 3 Foam cells in a fatty streak are a. Deposited adipose cells O b. Injured neutrophils O c. Macrophages that engulf LDL d. Lipid-laden mast cells Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to s
ECG and chestet cardi damage Treatment lthough there is no cure for essential h AL HYPERTENSION ypert work against increased resis ood pressure, hypertes bout 75 million Ca om hypertension. W h blood pressure-t nd varies with a pe comitant disease; it the medical comm sists over 140 mr Match each of tbe following definitions with its correct n) persists over 9 rm n, stage 2 hypert Hg or higher or bypertension exists Matching a. Endocarditis I. Inflammation of cardiac...
true or ffalse
19. A hemoglobin reflects the amount of oxygen-carrying potential available in the blood. 20. Anemia is any decrease in the oxygen-carrying ability of the red blood cells (RBC). 21. Sickle cell anemia is curable. 22. Pernicious anemia is due to a lack of intrinsic factor leading to inadequate absorption of vitamin B12- 23. Treatment of hemolytic anemia is excision of the liver. 24. Aplastic anemia is characterized by failure of the bone marrow to produce blood components....
Food Insecurity (refer to Chapter 16 Highlight) 1. What is a food desert? What is food insecurity? Why is obesity often associated with food insecurity? What are strategies for alleviating food insecurity in the United States? 2. 3. Cardiovascular Disease and Hypertension (ch 27) Define the following: atherosclerosis, angina pectoris, myocardial infarction, transient ischemic attack, ischemic stroke, hemorrhagic stroke, thrombosis, and embolism In general terms, how does atherosclerosis develop? What are the consequences? List the risk factors for CHD. Which...
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A decrease in parasympathetic stimulation of the SA
NODE
Select one:
a. Increase in HR;decrease in cardiac output; increase
in BP
b. Increase in HR; increase in cardiac output; increase
in BP
c. Decrease in HR; decrease in cardiac output; decrease
in BP
d. Decrease in HR; decrease in cardiac output; increase
in BP
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