Risk Factors: • Hypercholesterolemia • Men (>45 years old) • Women (>55 years old) • Cigarette smoking • Alcoholism • Diabetes mellitus • Obesity • Physical inability
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↑ sodium intake* Hereditary*
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Predisposing Factors: • Hypertension*
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CAD*
Genetic predisposit ion cell membrane alteration functional vasoconstri ction
↑ peripher al HPN (↑ BP) Vasoconstrictio n of blood vessels
↑
Vasoconstricti on of coronary arteries
afterloa
↑
Increase pressure of blood flow
workloa d
↑ force of
Injury of the endothelial vessel layer (coronary Vessel damage Monocytes, platelets,cholesterol and other blood Scarrin g
LV contractio
↑ stress on the left ventricular
↑ cardiac output
Left ventricular Hypertroph Ventricular remodeling
LV Hypoxia
↓ Brain
Atherosclerosis
perfusion: dizziness, light headedness, confusion, anxiety, restlessness . ↓Response to energy demands causing easily
CA D ↓ cardiac
tissue blood flow
↓ cardiac muscle contraction
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Activation of baroreceptors in the LV, aortic
↑ catecolami nes (epinephrin
↑ residual blood of the LV at the time of diastole ↑ LV pressure
↓ Cardiac
blood backflows from LV to
↓ Systemic
↑ residual blood of the LA during diastole
Output
blood pressure
Stimulation of vasomotor regulatory centers in Activation of sympathetic nervous system
↓ left ventricular
↓ Perfusion of
↑ LA pressure
tissues of the body
↓GFR
↓
blood returns to pulmonary circulation
Renal Proteinu ria, ↑ urea (8.0), ↓ crea
Reni formation of Angiotensi Angiotensin
Accumulation of blood in the pulmonary capillary bed (Lung s) ACE
Hypothala ADH
Sodium and Water retention
↓ urine
↓ urine
↑osmo tic pressu
↑osmo tic pressu Pulmonary edema: dyspnea, cough, crackles, 2 pillow orthopnea
Pulmonary edema: dyspnea, cough, crackles, 2 pillow orthopnea
HR
↑ pulmonary vascular resistance
↓O2 saturation
↑ RV contract ↑ force of RV contractio ↑ RV oxygen demand
RV ↓ force of RV contractio
↑ residual blood of the RV at the time of ↑ RV blood backflows from RV to
Peripheral edema, liver congestion, ascites, weakness, weight gain due
↑ fluid moves into the interstitial
↑ RA ↑ RA
↑ venous pressure JVD (07/24/08)
blood backflows from RA to