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    Heart Rate

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    Levine‚ 2002; Livestrong 2014) If I compare my diastolic pressure after 1 minute of exercising with increasing level of physical activity‚ then I expect that my diastolic pressure will change minimally because as the blood being pushed faster the arteries start to dilate to make more space for the blood returning to heart to meet muscles increased oxygen demand. (Miller ad Levine‚ 2002; Livestrong 2014) If I compare my heart rate (pulse) after 1 minute of exercising with increasing levels of physical

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    Analysis: 1. Explain why blood pressure and heart rate differ when measured in a reclining position and in a standing position. When a person stands‚ the heart must pump blood against the pull of gravity to reach important areas such as your brain. Veins must work hard to get blood back to your heart. As a person reclines‚ the heart does not have to pump as hard to reach the same areas‚ decreasing the blood pressure. Also‚ a person is usually more relaxed in a reclining position‚ which

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    Preteen Body Fat

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    Preteens with a high body mass index (BMI) have increased risk factors for coronary artery disease in adolescence‚ researchers found. More Video Watch: Childhood Obesity: What Parents Need to Know Watch: Is Pregnancy Weight Gain Dangerous For Child? Watch: Is This Your Child’s School Lunch? Those with a greater BMI between ages 9 and 12 were more likely to have high blood pressure‚ high levels of LDL cholesterol -- the so-called bad cholesterol -- and triglycerides‚ and insulin resistance

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    blood pressure. Once the cuff deflate‚ it is done checking your blood pressure. There are two numbers that shows up on the monitor screen. The top number takes measurements of the pressure in the arteries when the heart is beating. The lower number takes measurements of the pressure in the arteries between heart beats. Both numbers are important when measuring your blood pressure. Normally the doctor takes your blood pressure three different times at each doctor visit. The reason why is because

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    Smoking and the Heart The effects of smoking on your heart are devastating. Nicotine raises blood pressure and makes the blood clot more easily. Carbon monoxide robs the blood of oxygen and leads to the development of cholesterol deposits on the artery walls. All of these effects add up to an increased risk of heart attack. In addition‚ the poor circulation resulting from cholesterol deposits can cause strokes‚ loss of circulation in fingers and toes and impotence. Smoking and the Body’s Organs

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    gives rise to thirst. Hypovolemia is detected by vascular stretch receptors which are found in the walls of heart and vasculature (Gauer & Henry‚ 1963). During hypovolemia‚ angiotensin II levels in plasma increase due to low pressure in the renal artery that stimulates renin release. The brain is then informed about the changes in volume by inputs from the heart and baroreceptors located on the blood vessels relayed through the nucleus tractus solitarii in the dorsal part of the medulla (Unger‚ 2001)

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    Pacemaker

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    of cardiovascular disease being one of the most common causes of disease associated mortality being that there is an increase in urbanization‚ industrialized lifestyle and decrease physical activity as well as socio-economic conditions. Coronary artery disease and heart attacks are the most prevalent cardiovascular disease seen in the United States as well as in Iran. The use of pacemakers has greatly improved the conditions of patients with certain cardiac diseases. The pacemaker is an implantable

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    Heart Rate Experiment

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    and get oxygen from our lungs. The heart rate is measured in beats/ minute and a “beat” is when the lower chambers are (two ventricles) contract. This process pushes the blood into high pressure arteries to the low pressure veins. Heart rate is most easily measured by counting the pulse of the blood in artery vein in your neck. Motivation/Purpose: It is good to measure heart rate constantly. People are constantly developing heart conditions that aren’t known until it’s too late. Asthma is constantly

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    Coronary Heart Disease

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    Coronary Heart Disease Coronary heart disease‚ also called coronary artery disease or ischemic heart disease‚ it characterized by an inadequate supply of oxygen-rich blood to the heart muscle (myocardium) because of narrowing or blocking of a coronary artery by fatty plaques. If the oxygen depletion is extreme‚ the effect may be a myocardial infarction (heart attack); if the deprivation is insufficient to cause infarction (death of a section of heart muscle)‚ the effect may be angina pectoris

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    What Is Cardiomyopathy?

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    common cardiomyopathies are extrinsic. This is because the most common cause of a cardiomyopathy is ischemia. Ischemic cardiomyopathy is basically weakness in the muscle of the heart due to inadequate oxygen delivery to the myocardium. Coronary artery disease is the most common cause for this lack of oxygen‚ but anemia and sleep apnea have

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