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Table of contents. Aneurysm. Hyperlipidemia. Heart A rrhytmia. Dissection. Aneurysm. Nicolas Alvarez. Aneurysm. a blood-filled bulge of a blood vessel it usually affects arteries of the brain or the abdominal aorta very dangerous – possibility of internal bleeding. Aneurysm.

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  1. Table of contents Aneurysm Hyperlipidemia HeartArrhytmia Dissection

  2. Aneurysm Nicolas Alvarez

  3. Aneurysm • a blood-filled bulge of a blood vessel • it usually affects arteries of the brain or the abdominal aorta • very dangerous – possibility of internal bleeding

  4. Aneurysm Rupture of the aorta withaneurysm

  5. Aneurysm • causes of aneurysm: hypertension, inflammation of thevesselwall, atherosclerosis • symptoms: sharp and severe pain • diagnostics: ultrasound or CT • treatment: surgeryisneeded; bloodpressure and cholesterol reduction (supportivetreatment)

  6. Dissection Zuzana Kaščáková

  7. Dissection • the rupture of the inner wall of a vessel • it usually affects the aorta in the chest • it may cause a heart-attack, a stroke, paralysis of some parts of the body

  8. Dissection Comparation – normal aorta and dissected aorta Dissection

  9. Dissection • causes: hypertension, atherosclerosis, thinning blood vessels • symptoms: sudden pain • diagnostics: ECG • treatment: abdominal aorta – surgery is not always needed, any other dissection requieres surgery

  10. Heartarrhythmia Marek Timoracký

  11. ''An irregular heartbeat is an arrhythmia.''

  12. Whatcausesanarrhythmia? • Coronary artery disease • Electrolyte imbalances in your blood (such as sodium or potassium) • Changes in your heart muscle • Injury from a heart attack • Healing process after heart surgery • Irregular heart rhythms can also occur in "normal, healthy" hearts

  13. Types of arrhythmias • Prematureatrialcontractions • Prematureventricularcontractions • Atrialfibrillation • Atrialflutter • Paroxysmalsupraventriculartachycardia • Accessorypathwaytachycardias • AV nodalreentranttachycardia • Ventriculartachycardia • Ventricularfibrillation • Long QT syndrome • Bradyarrhythmias • Sinusnodedysfunction • Heartblock

  14. Prematureventricularcontractions WhatCausesPVC? • Heartattack • Highbloodpressure • Cardiomyopathy • Disease of heartvalves • Hypokalemia • Hypomagnesemia • Hypoxia • Medications • Excessiveintake of alcohol • Excesscaffeineintake • Stimulantdruguse • Myocarditis • Cardiaccontusion

  15. Atrialfibrillation WhatCausesAtrialFibrillation? • Poorlycontrolledhighbloodpressure (hypertension) • Heartvalveproblems • Coronaryarterydisease • Alcoholabuse • Obesity • Sleepapnea (pauses in breathing) • Thyroiddisorders

  16. Paroxysmalsupraventriculartachycardia WhatCauses PST? • Excessiveintake of alcohol • Excesscaffeineintake • Electrolytesabnormalities • Abnormalthyroidlevels • Medications

  17. Diagnostics • Electrocardiogram (EKG) • Holtermonitor • Echocardiography • Exercisecardiacstresstest • Bloodtests

  18. Treatment • Antiarrhythmiamedications • Implantationof a pacemaker • Surgery

  19. Hyperlipidemia Lenka Polláková

  20. Whatishyperlipidemia • abnormally elevated levels of any lipids in the blood vs. alwaysyourdecision?

  21. Classification • primary • geneticcauses • checkyourfamilyhistory • minimizeyour risk throughdiet and exercise • secondary • acquired • unhealthylifestyle • underlying causes – drugs (diuretics, estrogens, beta blockers), diabetes

  22. Howitworks • fatty substances travel in the blood attached to proteins – lipoprotein • LDL (low density lipoprotein),,bad cholesterol“ • its excess - blockage of arteries – heart attack • HDL (high density lipoprotein) „good cholesterol“ • lower level – coronary heart disease

  23. Howitlooks • no symptoms BUT ! • elevatedchanceofheartdiseases

  24. Ups, I haveit - eathealthy - - readfoodlabels - - limit red meat, eggs, friedfood - - increasetheamountoffiber - - lose extra weight - - exerciseregularly -

  25. Thankyouforyourattention - livehealthier -

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