contact each otherdysrhythmia - answer
erratic heart rhythms or rates that are
too fast or slowmitral regurgitation (aka
mitral insufficiency) - answer backward
flow of blood that occurs when the mitral
valve does not close completelymitral
stenosis - answer disorder in which the
mitral valve does not open sufficiently to
facilitate filling of the left ventriclemitral
valve prolapse - answer disorder in
which the mitral valve cusps enlarge,
become floppy, and bulge backward into
the left atriummitral valve prolapse
syndrome - answer cluster of symptoms
associated with autonomic nervous
system dysfunction in which changes in
mitral valve tissue layers cause its
cusps to distend, stretching the
papillary muscles and leading to
valvular incompetencepoint of maximum
impulse - answer place on the chest wall
where heart pulsations are most
strongly felttranscatheter aortic valve
replacement (TAVR) - answer minimally
invasive procedure in which a catheter
traverses the aortic
[COMPANY valve,
NAME] [Company address] diseased
leaflets are opened via an inflated
balloon, and a replacement valve is
insertedvalvular incompetence - answer
condition in which the aortic valve does
erratic heart rhythms or rates that are
too fast or slowmitral regurgitation (aka
mitral insufficiency) - answer backward
flow of blood that occurs when the mitral
valve does not close completelymitral
stenosis - answer disorder in which the
mitral valve does not open sufficiently to
facilitate filling of the left ventriclemitral
valve prolapse - answer disorder in
which the mitral valve cusps enlarge,
become floppy, and bulge backward into
the left atriummitral valve prolapse
syndrome - answer cluster of symptoms
associated with autonomic nervous
system dysfunction in which changes in
mitral valve tissue layers cause its
cusps to distend, stretching the
papillary muscles and leading to
valvular incompetencepoint of maximum
impulse - answer place on the chest wall
where heart pulsations are most
strongly felttranscatheter aortic valve
replacement (TAVR) - answer minimally
invasive procedure in which a catheter
traverses the aortic
[COMPANY valve,
NAME] [Company address] diseased
leaflets are opened via an inflated
balloon, and a replacement valve is
insertedvalvular incompetence - answer
condition in which the aortic valve does
