Transmural Infraction | Liberty University - Edubirdie

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Liberty University
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BIOM 500 | Introduction to Biomedical Sciences
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2024
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335

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5
Author:

Jabin F.

TRANSMURAL INFRACTION Location damaged by the heart muscle Left ventricular Infarction Right ventricular Infarction. Etiology Atherosclerosis woman who is combined oral contraceptive pills. Infections like, pneumonia, influenza Risk factor Non-modifiable risk factor Family history of Coronary artery disease Age being old Gender being male High blood level smoking HTN DM Physical inactivity Obesity. Degree of Damage: zone of necrosis Death of the heart muscle caused by extensive and complete Oxygen deprivation irreversible damage. zone of Injury:- Region of the muscle surrounding the area of Necrosis and Injured. adequate O2 supply can be Stored. Zone of Ischemia Region of the heart muscle surrounding the area of injured and almost area. Pathophysiology Atherosclerosis -> obstruction Praleral spasm -> sudden reversible obstruction Atherosclerosis + plaque rupture + thrombi -> occlusion Ischemia -> Hypoxia -> Reduced O2 demand - Angina Thrombolysis -> unstable angina -> permanent thrombus -> Necrosis -> MI

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