Cardiac disease and cardiac failure

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Across
  1. 2. of MI depends on location, size, extent of damage,effect on cardiac output
  2. 5. an accumulation of fatty materials on the inner linings of arteries, restricting blood flow to the heart
  3. 6. most commonly used assessment in heart failure
  4. 8. either systolic or diastolic dysfunction of the ventricles
  5. 9. heart attack, death of heart muscle due to inadequate oxygen
  6. 10. little or no precipitating factors
  7. 11. inability of the heart to pump normally, most common form of heart failure
  8. 13. inability of the heart to fill at normal filling pressures, despite normal ventricular function
  9. 14. common cause of heart failure and SOBOE
  10. 15. leading cause of death in Australia
  11. 16. coronary artery that supplies the heart becomes occluded, relieved by rest, precipitated by activity
  12. 17. common cause of diastolic and systolic heart failure
  13. 18. originate in SA node-AV node-R/L bundle branches-purkinje fibres
Down
  1. 1. prevents further reconditioning
  2. 3. narrowing or blockage of the arteries and vessels that provide oxygen and nutrients to the heart
  3. 4. conduction defects, seen on ECG
  4. 7. occurs when supply of oxygen to the cardiac muscle is inadequate to meet the needs of the myocardium
  5. 12. reduced cardiac remodelling, antiarrhythmia, anti-ischaemic action, improves left ventricular ejection fraction
  6. 14. relieves congestive symptoms and peripheral oedema
  7. 19. grading of cardiac function, symptom classification