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General Treatments Measure for Cardio Vascular Diseases:

-Dietary modifications: lowering...

Lowering cholesterol, salt intake, weight loss


General Treatments Measure for Cardio Vascular Diseases

-Regular Exercise program: decreasing...

Decreasing LDL, increases HDL, reduces stress


General Treatments Measure for Cardio Vascular Diseases

-Cessation of smoking: smoking increases...

Smoking increases cardiac workload, leading to platelet adhesion and increased risk for blood clot.


-what is a LDL-

-transports...

-low density protein- undesired

-Transport cholesterol from liver to cells



-what is a HDL?
-transports .... away from
-woman have a higher...
-high density lipoprotein- highly desired

-Transports cholesterol away from the peripheral cells to the liver

-Women have higher HDL until they go through menopause, then LDL goes up.

, Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) lead to..

---- plays a large role

-woman have more....

-Leads to heart failure, dysrhythmias, sudden death
-family history plays a large role
-Women have more severe complications than men, leading cause of death in both men and women.


Arteriosclerosis: general term referring to...

-typically seen in...

-It’s a general term referring to loss of elasticity, stiffening, and thickening of arteries

-Typically seen in older people, causes BP to go up.



Atherosclerosis

Present of....

-what do the plaques consist of?

-whos at risk?

-atheromas (placks) in large arteries.

-Plaques consist of lipids, calcium- can increase the size of plaques, and possible clots.

-anyone



progression of Atherosclerosis

-injury to ...... > increases ....> inflammation and...... > ... formation > .... adhesion and... > .. narrows >
---- may rupture leading to

Injury to endothelial vessel wall→ increases in WBC at area of injury → Inflammation and
accumulation of lipids —> Plaque formation —> Platelet adhesion and plaque continues to keep
building and growing→ lumen narrows- ischemia → plaque may rupture leading to complete blockage.


Atherosclerosis: partial occlusion:

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