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Chapter 20, Problem 2AAATB
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The heart functioning, and symptoms of the congestive heart failure.
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The congestive heart failure is a condition in which the heart does not pump the blood adequately to meet the body’s need. It occurs when the heart muscles are very weak to function properly. Many diseases can also interrupt the functioning of the heart and can cause congestive heart failure.
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In congestive heart failure fluid is leaking from capillaries and there will be evidence of edema in some regions of the body. The reason this fluid is accumulating outside of vessels is because ________________________.
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1)the increased flow to the vessels resulting from the stenosis, results in greater leaking by the capillaries.
2)capillaries are porous structures, and in the event of an increased fluid volume contained within the backed up vessels (in the atrium lets say), more leakage happens.
3)the pressure in the chest increases with stenosis, and capillaries in the abdominal organs leak.
4)with lower flow of blood to the atria, fluid leaks from the ventricles
compare and contrast the difference between, right, left, and biventricular heart failure. Explain why a patient could have right-sided heart failure.
If a person has a heart murmur caused by the improper opening and closing of a heart valve, the ECG or heart sounds (choose one) will be unusual as the blood is forced through a more narrow opening (stenotic valve), or the blood backflows because the valve does not close properly (incompetent valve). Explain your reasoning for the answer choice.
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