Diseases of the heart

______ includes partial or complete interruption of arterial blood flow to myocarium. in most cases the cause is ______

episodic chest pain due to lack of O2

types of angina pectoris

chest pain with exertion

prolonged or recurring or sudden increase in chest pain at rest

intermittent chest pain at rest due to vasospasm

myocardial coagulative necrosis due to coronary artery occlusion

types(?) of myocardial infarction and differentiate

due to rheumatic fever from immune response to group A beta hemolytic strep infection

ASCHOFF body; characterized by multinucleated giant cells

form of endocarditis that is usually bacterial, fungal infection of the endocardium

form of endocarditis associated with debilitating disorders (cancers, wasting conditions)

form of endocarditis in SLE

due to complications of rheumatic fever; may be congenital

non inflammatory disease of heart muscles (not associated w/ hypertension, valve or congenital heart disease)

types of cardiomyopathy

diffuse myocardial degeneration and necrosis with inflammatory infiltrate

bacterial disease of pericardium

tumor invasion of the pericardium

Congestive Heart Failure, R or L:
1. IHD/MI
2. pulmo hypertension
3. Tricuspid/pulmo valve disease
4. myocardial disease
5. cardiomyopathy and myocarditis
6. hypertension
7. LV failure
8. aortic/mitral valve disease
9. left sided lesions