Heart Attack: Reduction of Oxygen Supply To the Brain

One or more cardiac arteries undergoing blockage results in altered blood flow and supply to the heart muscle leading to the heart attack. Some outstanding features have also been observed:

– Coronary artery blockage is a prevalent underlying reason for the condition.

– Caring and alert in both right and left hemispheres of the brain.

– Symptoms tend to take time before becoming visible.

– The condition results due to heart muscle being deprived of oxygen.

Cardiac Arrest: Heart’s Electrical Failing System

A sudden cardiac arrest is defined as due to one or more underlying arteries sufficing to supply blood encompassing almost the entire heart. Some features of this ailment include:

– Largely there is a malfunction in the electrical system.

– Sustaining any level of consciousness becomes impossible almost instantaneously.

– The heart stops working leading to no blood circulation.

– In order to get the heart working again, several cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) exercises are followed by defibrillation.

– In the absence of timely treatment this condition could be lethal.

Stroke: Attacks Leading to Suden Disruption in Cognitive Inferencing

Sudden interruption in blood supply flow in the brain results in stroke which can severely affect the brain:

– Stroke describes two types ischemic stroke which is when a blood vessel becomes blocked and hemorrhagic which is when a ruptured blood vessel starts to bleed.

– This can and does, damage the brain cells, leading to trauma.

– Particularly out of the many symptoms one would observe of the condition is numbness on one side and slurred speech.

– The interruption could have severe and permanent effect on memory retrieval.

Recommendations for Westwood and Greater Los Angeles Residents

– Cardiovascular examinations should be done routinely

– Have a good diet

– Go to the gym regularly

– Regulate your stress levels

– Have control over blood pressure and cholesterol