Homeostatic Imbalances

3. "Bleeders disease" results from lack of clotting factors.
5. Stenosis Valve flaps become stiff.
9. block Ventricles are no longer controlled by the SA node causing the ventricles to beat at their own rate.
11. Purplish blotches on skin, arising from the suppression of bone marrow.
12. Repeated infection of endocardium.
13. edema Fluid leaks from circulation into the blood tissue.
15. A thrombus that breaks off and floats freely in blood vessel
16. Lack of adequate blood supply to the heart muscle.
18. Cause by the formation of dead heart cells due to prolonged oxygen-deprived heart cells.
19. veins Overworked valves give out and veins become twisted and dilated.
20. Crushing chest pain cause by an oxygen deprived myocardium.

1. A rapid, uncoordinated, shuddering of the heart muscle.
2. Inflammation of the pericardium, often results from decrease of serous fluid.
4. heart failure A progressive condition of the heart weakening and not supplying adequate circulation.
6. A clot that develops and persists in an unbroken blood vessel.
7. Abnormal or unusual heart sounds.
8. Results from insufficient number of circulating platelets.
10. Bone marrow becomes cancerous, WBC produce rapidly.
14. Lower than avg. RBC count or deficient hemoglobin levels.vels
17. infarction Commonly called "heart attack" or "coronary".