three - vessels coronary artery disease(passive) caused bystable angina
an increase in physical activity(passive) is triggered most often byStable angina
climbing stairs , walking and other forms of physical exertion(passive) is typically triggered byStable angina
when the heart is forced to work harder , such as any form of physical activity or stress(passive) is triggeredStable angina
a weight loss cur high level of physical activity , such as exercising or walking up a set of stairs(passive) triggered bystable angina
a smooth plaque that partially obstructs blood flow in one or more coronary arteries(passive) is caused byStable angina
activity and goes away with the rest(passive) triggered byStable angina
emotional and physical stress(passive) provoked bystable angina
emotional stress , smoking , heavy meals and extreme variances in temperature , all of which cause your heart to work harder(passive) is triggered byStable angina
emotional stress , smoking , heavy meals and extreme variances in heat , all of which cause your heart to job harder(passive) is triggered byStable angina
emotional stress , smoking , heavy meals and extreme variances inside temperature , all of which cause your heart to work harder(passive) is triggered byStable angina
physical exertion or stress and stops with rest(passive) is usually caused byStable angina
obstructive coronary artery disease including pathophysiology , diagnosis , physical examination and treatment(passive) caused bystable angina
coronary artery disease , which is a condition where blood vessels narrow due to a build - up of fat(passive) is caused byStable angina
maximal ... or near maximal physical activity(passive) is triggered byStable angina
plaque build up in coronary artery(passive) is caused byStable Angina
a stable plaque that has not ruptured(passive) is caused byStable angina
Plaque in coronary arteriescan causestable angina
The presence of thrombus in plaquecausingstable angina
the often relatively fibrous occlusive lesionscausestable angina
narrowed coronary arteries that can not meet(passive) is caused byStable angina
coronary heart disease , a condition in which blood vessels in the heart become narrowed by a build up of fat(passive) is usually caused byStable angina
narrowing of the arteries of the heart(passive) is caused byStable angina
chest pain following physical activity because of restricted blood flow to the heartcauseschest pain following physical activity because of restricted blood flow to the heart
chest pain and chronic heart failure in adult patients whose heart rate is too high ( over or equal to 75 beats per minutecauseschest pain and chronic heart failure in adult patients whose heart rate is too high ( over or equal to 75 beats per minute
two separate diagnostic pathways : acute chest pain suspected to be caused by an acute coronary syndrome intermittent stable chest pain suspected(passive) to be caused bytwo separate diagnostic pathways : acute chest pain suspected to be caused by an acute coronary syndrome intermittent stable chest pain suspected
in pain after exertionresultsin pain after exertion
the pain or discomfort(passive) caused bythe pain or discomfort
chest discomfort that occurs at regular intervalscauseschest discomfort that occurs at regular intervals
from insufficient blood flow through collaterals to meet myocardial oxygen demand during stressresultingfrom insufficient blood flow through collaterals to meet myocardial oxygen demand during stress
a heart attack from pain(passive) caused bya heart attack from pain
the upper body pain liquid gold vape battery(passive) caused bythe upper body pain liquid gold vape battery
pain , squeezing , or tightness in the chestcausespain , squeezing , or tightness in the chest
Chronic stable angina causes Stable angina pectoris causes rbc in urin plenty plenty of sleep but still tired urine rbcs plentyhpf symptomscausesChronic stable angina causes Stable angina pectoris causes rbc in urin plenty plenty of sleep but still tired urine rbcs plentyhpf symptoms
pain , squeezing , or tightness coronarg the chestcausespain , squeezing , or tightness coronarg the chest
in short , intense pain that goes away in minutestypically resultsin short , intense pain that goes away in minutes
pain that 's predictable in frequency and duration and can be relieved with nitrates and restcausespain that 's predictable in frequency and duration and can be relieved with nitrates and rest
transient pain in the chest ( e.g. heavy , dull or tight painmay causetransient pain in the chest ( e.g. heavy , dull or tight pain
temporary symptoms – these usually fade when the strenuous exercise stops or are relieved by one dose of glyceryl nitratecausestemporary symptoms – these usually fade when the strenuous exercise stops or are relieved by one dose of glyceryl nitrate
from a fixed obstruction of blood flow to the heartresultsfrom a fixed obstruction of blood flow to the heart
to a myocardial infarction ( heart attackmay leadto a myocardial infarction ( heart attack
Chest pains(passive) caused byChest pains
from coronary ostial stenosis caused by aortitisresultingfrom coronary ostial stenosis caused by aortitis
the symptoms and restrictions in everyday life(passive) caused bythe symptoms and restrictions in everyday life
from fixed coronary lessions that produce a missmatch of myocardial oxygen supply and demand with increasing cardiac workloadmost often resultsfrom fixed coronary lessions that produce a missmatch of myocardial oxygen supply and demand with increasing cardiac workload
from atherosclerotic plaques in the coronary arteriesusually resultsfrom atherosclerotic plaques in the coronary arteries
Medicationreducesymptomsrestrictions in everyday life(passive) caused byMedicationreducesymptomsrestrictions in everyday life
future myocardial infarction and death management of symptomspreventingfuture myocardial infarction and death management of symptoms
from progressive narrowing of the coronary artery by the atherosclerotic plaqueresultsfrom progressive narrowing of the coronary artery by the atherosclerotic plaque
to chest tightness/ pressureleadingto chest tightness/ pressure
from a limitation of collateral vessel flow to meet myocardial oxygen demand with stressresultingfrom a limitation of collateral vessel flow to meet myocardial oxygen demand with stress