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what is another term for myocardial infarction?

heart attack

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what causes a myocardial infarction?

circulatory problem (plaque buildup in coronary arteries)

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what happens during a cardiac arrest?

the heart stops beating

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does a cardiac arrest occur quickly or slowly?

suddenly

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what causes a cardiac arrest?

electrical conducting system problem

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what causes commotio cordis?

cardiac arrest after blow to chest

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What does CPR stand for?

cardio-pulmonary resuscitation

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what does CPR involve?

chest compressions

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what is the purpose of CPR?

maintain blood supply to vital organs (ex. the brain)

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what is AED?

automated external defribillator

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what does an AED do?

analyze heart rhythm and deliver an electrical shock of needed

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what is the purpose of an AED?

restore normal heart rhythm

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what is anemia?

low number of erythrocytes or low amount of hemoglobin in erythrocytes

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what are the symptoms of anemia?

fatigue, pale skin, shorteness of breath, dizziness

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what are examples of anemia?

menorrhagia anemia (due to heavy period flow) or anemia due to chronic loss from another condition (ex. stomach ulcer or colon cancer)

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what are varicose veins?

dilated, twisted veins with malfunctioning valves

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what is otitis media?

infection of the middle ear (infection travels via auditory tube and middle ear fills up with fluid/pus)

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why is otitis media more common in kids?

their auditory tubes are shorter and more horizontal, making it easier for infections to travel

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What happened if there is a hyper secretion of GH as a child?

gigantism

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what causes gigantism?

too much GH prior to epiphyseal plate closure

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what does gigantism cause?

excessive overgrowth of all structures

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what happens when gigantism goes untreated?

individuals often end up over 8 ft tall

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what happens if there is a hyper secretion of GH as an adult?

acromegaly

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what happens when an individual has acromegaly?

individual does not become taller, but there is widening in bones of face, hands, feet and overgrowth of cartilage

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What if there is a hypo secretion of GH?

growth hormone deficiency (dwarfism)

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what is the treatment for growth hormone deficiency?

growth hormone injections prior to puberty