10.22 nutr 775 vocab

angiotensin-converting-enzyme,drug used in treatment of hypertension and congestive heart failure

procedure that uses a balloon to break up plaque deposits in an occluded artery

used for management of cardiac arrhythmias

—  bind bile acids in intestines, increase excretion of bile, clear LDL from blood, can result from loss of FSV

—  Veins from legs or an artery from chest used to alter blood flow around diseased vessel

—  increasing in size

—  moderate to severe malnutrition as a result of heart failure.  Characterized by marked loss of adipose tissue and LBM

—  inability of heart to provide sufficient pump action to distribute blood flow to meet the body’s needs

Dietary approches to stop hypertension

—  agents used to clean teeth

—  refers to BP during relaxation phase of cardiac cycle

—  medications used to stimulate the heart

Dyspnea upon sleep

Dyspnea upon exertion

 estimate of body weight without any excess fluid in the lungs or in the tissues

Shortness of breath

medication treats high BP by increasing rate of urination

—  rate controlling enzyme of metabolic pathway that produces cholesterol

shortness of breath at rest

shortness of breath at night

nutritent losses in cachexia that deplete Fe

—  individuals response to sodium restricted diet vary  (higher risk for developing hypertention

Shortness of breath (dyspnea)

—  refers to the BP during the contraction phase of cardiac cycle