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Dr Insiyah R. answered on Oct 05 2022
1. Define and briefly describe heart failure 1
2. Identify the most likely cause of her left-sided heart failure and explain the pathophysiology underlying this. Use her blood test results at age 52 to support your explanation. (140 words) 2
3. Explain the pathophysiology underlying her respiratory symptoms (cough, dyspnoea). 3
4.Explain the pathophysiology underlying her symptom of fatigue 4
5. Explain which sign or symptom most likely suggests that she has also developed right-sided heart failure and explain the underlying pathophysiological mechanism 4
6. Use her blood test results at age 80 to identify and explain which other organ is most likely failing as a result of her heart failure. 5
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1. Define and briefly describe heart failure
Ans: Despite its common name, congestive heart failure (CHF) is a chronic condition that causes gradual decline over time. There is a risk of organ damage and fluid buildup in the lungs when the heart is unable to pump as efficiently. When the heart muscle cannot pump blood effectively, a condition known as heart failure or congestive heart failure develops. The result is chest pain, shortness of breath, and dizziness from fluid accumulation in the lungs (Bauer et al,2019).
The heart's pumping function is essential for transporting oxygen and nutrients to the body's cells. When cells get enough fuel, the body returns to regular operation. When the heart fails, it's unable to pump an adequate amount of blood to the body's tissues. Drowsiness, chest tightness, and coughing are examples of how simple tasks become arduous (Triposkiadis, Xanthopoulos, & Butler,2019).
2. Identify the most likely cause of her left-sided heart failure and explain the pathophysiology underlying this. Use her blood test results at age 52 to support your explanation. (140 words)
Ans: Left-sided heart failure occurs when the heart's main pumping chamber, the left ventricle, stops working properly. As a consequence of this, the heart needs to exert more effort in order to pump oxygen-depleted blood from the lungs toward the left atrium, from there to the left ventricle, and eventually to the remainder of the body.
In certain cases, symptoms of left-sided heart failure may vary from those of right-sided heart failure. Consider these signs and symptoms Reliable Information about Left Ventricular Dysfunction: breathing problems and hacking up a lung, issues with breathing, including shortness of breath, coughing, and problems breathing during exercise and even while sleeping (Horne et al,2019).
Initially, it goes unnoticed, which was the case with Helen; her LDL was 3.9mmol/l when she was 52,...