Essays on Heart

The Causes and Impact of Heart Attacks in the American Society The American Heart Association defines cardiac arrest as a sudden and severe disturbance of the heart's main job, which is to circulate blood throughout the body. As a result of the fact that it frequently affects patients with heart-related conditions...

The muscular organ known as the heart serves as the body's circulatory pump and is roughly the same size as a closed fist. As a result, the heart receives deoxygenated blood through the veins and sends it to the lungs for oxygenation before pumping it to other arteries. The thoracic...

The Majority of Medical Diseases that Run in Families The majority of medical diseases that run in families are either genetic or hereditary, meaning that the differences in the genes that are frequently passed down from one generation to the next are the root cause of these conditions.Heart Diseases Passed on...

Brianna Cohen's Case Study Brianna Cohen, a young girl who was recovering from a bone marrow transplant but died due to an improperly mixed intravenous solution that caused her heart to stop, is the subject of the case study. The girl was given a potassium solution that was five times the...

Katy Butler's article, "What Broke My Father's Heart," delves into the unintended consequences of modern medical advancement. Butler describes the agony that modern medication – in this case, pacesetters – caused her family, particularly her mother, in graphic detail. Though the medication, surgery, and pacemaker extended his father's life, they...

Lifesaving vs Life Maintaining Lifesaving has been given priority over life maintaining. Especially when one life is viewed significant permanently over the other, the scientific professionals have to make a choice on which existence to put where. Life maintaining can be a bit expensive in contrast to lifesaving because one has...