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Cardiovascular Hi I am @Angel24 and I am going to discuss about **Cardiovascular** and at the end of the topic I will give some questions I hope you guys answer it and give some feedbacks **read until the end** 🥰 **Reward** will be given read the "**QUIZ**" part of the article to know how to get it
I. Definition of terms **C3** - our spine has 7 cervical segment located to our neck. The 3rd bone of our neck spine is called C3 **T4** - after the cervical we have the 12 Trunk segment of the spine and the 4th bone of the spine on our trunk is called T4 I. Heart 💕 Heart is a **cone shaped muscle inverted pyramid** It is **supplied by** the nerve of the spinal segment **C3 to T4** Its **size** as a **closed fist** 👊
Our heart lies in our **diaphragm** and between the **2 lungs**
II. Heart Muscle s Papillary Muscle Pectinate Muscle Tuberculae Carnea Cordae Tendinae
III. Valves of the Heart **Atrioventricular Valves** - it is found between the atrium and the ventricle) 👉 Tricuspid Valve 👉 Mitral Valve
**Semilunar Valves** - it prevents the backflow of the blood from the arteries in the inferior chambers of the heart. 👉 Aortic Valve 👉 Pulmonic Valve IV. Conducting System SA node - "Sinus Node" 👉 It is the PRIMARY PACEMAKER of the heart AV node - "Junctional Node" AV Bundle of His Purkinje Fibers 👉 LARGEST PACEMAKER of the heart
V. Cardiac Cycle Rhythmic pumping action of the heart **Systole** - Ventricular Contraction **Diastole** - Ventricular Relaxation VI. Most Common Heart Condition **Chest Pain or Discomfort or Angina** 👉 (+) Levine Sign 👉 Referred pain to **Jaw, shoulder, most common on left arm**
****Types of angina:**** 👉 **Chronic stable angina** - precipitated by physical exertion 👉 **Unstable angina** - contraindicated to exercises or intense work 👉 **Nocturnal angina -** exertion (dreams) 👉 **Prinzmetal angina** - most common in women (post menopausal) VII. Medical and Surgical Treatment **Percutaneous Transluminal Coronary Angioplasty** - catheter with balloon tip catheter **IV stents** **Coronary Artery Bypass Graft** **Heart Transplant** To be continue.... Quiz: I will be share SOMETHING to the best and complete answer and with feedbacks and suggestions ☺️ HAPPY DAY! $$ What is the Largest pacemaker of the heart? What are the two valves between the atrium and the ventricle? Our heart is supplied by the nerve...? Where does these nerves located? What parts of the body does "Levine Sign" occur? For great more great articles please give some feedbacks and suggestions to improve or change some contents. I will make way to give something to everyone ☺️ And dont forget to **LIKE**, **COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE.**
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1. SA Node 2. Tricuspid valve and Polmunary valve 3. Nervous system. 4. Chest
Hi. Nice article. Very educational. Cardiovascular disease generally refers to conditions that involve narrowed or blocked blood vessels that can lead to a heart attack, chest pain (angina) or stroke. Other heart conditions, such as those that affect your heart's muscle, valves or rhythm, also are considered forms of heart disease. Many forms of heart disease can be prevented or treated with healthy lifestyle choices. Can you discuss regarding home remedies? Thanks for sharing Here's my answers 1. AV node - "Junctional Node" 2. Tricuspid Valve and Mitral Valve 3. central nervous system 4. Chest
Nice thank you for sharing some ideas ☺️ okay I will make a post for some Physical Therapy intervention or treatment that can perform by your own 🤗 Continue supporting me Like, Subscribe and comment. Thank you 😊
1.PRIMARY PACEMAKER of the heart 2.Tricuspid valve and Polmunary valve 3.Nervous system. 4.Chest