DISEASES OF THE HEART DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS. EKG MRI NUCLEAR IMAGING ANGIOGRAPHY.

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DISEASES OF THE HEART DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS

EKG MRI NUCLEAR IMAGING ANGIOGRAPHY

EKG

MRI

NUCLEAR IMAGING

ANGIOGRAPHY

TREATMENT OPTIONS

CORONARY BYPASS

ANGIOPLASTY

MEDICATION

PACEMAKER

OTHER HEART DISEASES ANGINA PECTORIS – CHEST PAIN CAUSED BY A LACK OF OXYGEN TO THE HEART. ARRHYTHMIAS - IRREGULAR HEARTBEATS. THIS IS COMMON AND NOT USUALLY A PROBLEM, HOWEVER SOME ARRHYTHMIAS CAN BE SERIOUS. CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE – A GRAUALLY WEAKENING OF THE HEART WHERE IT DOES NOT PUMP WITH THE FORCE NEEDED.

RISK FACTORS OF CVD YOU CAN CONTROL * Tobacco use * High Blood Pressure – HBP * High Cholesterol * Physical Inactivity * Excess Weight * Stress * Drug and Alcohol use

CVD RISK FACTORS YOU HAVE NO CONTROL OF HEREDITY GENDER AGE

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