1.

Definision of heart disease

The heart (Latin, cor ) is a hollow ,hollow ,muscular organ that pumps blood
through the blood vessesls by repeated rhythmic contractions. The term cardiac means
related to the heart, from the greek cardial for the heart , the heart is one organthat plays a
role in the circulatory system.
A heart attack is a condition that causes heart was not functioning. This condition
usually occurs suddenly, and is often called congestive heart failure vary, but usually the
main cause is impaired blood supply to the heart muscles are blocked or hardened , either
because of fat and cholesterol, or because of substance chemical substance such as
excessive use of drugs cantaining Phenol Propane Alanine (PPA) are commonoly found
in drugs suchas decolgen,and nicotine.
Lately also often found in sudden cardiac arrest when a person is on the move,
such as those attacked some football athletes in the world-renowned socce field .Usually
it is caused by the imposition of heart activity that exceeds a threshold, or the lack of
warming up before exercise.

2. Signs and symptoms

Chest pain is a classic symptom of MI. Pain starts suddenly and continues
unabated by resting or using NTG. Pain is centered on the middle of the chest and is
usually described as a pain in heavy objects, crushed, or elephant-like standing on the
chest, and pain spreading to the back, one or both hands, shoulders, neck, and jaw. Pain
can mimic stomach ulcers or gallstone attacks with abdominal pain and vomiting. The
classic symptoms of MI include shortness of breath, dizziness, nausea, and sweating.
When listening to lungs, krakel and wheezing may be heard. Pulse pulse is fast or
irregular, and there may be additional sound (S3 or S4). The presence of additional
sounds indicates a ventricular failure.
Someone often refuses or fails to recognize that they have MI because they have
an unusual (atypical) MI symptom or symptoms similar to mild symptoms such as
heartburn. Patients reported that the symptoms of MI they experienced were not what
they imagined or watched on television (as in fact often not the same as in real life) so
tend to delay treatments. Someone delayed 2 to 24 hours before seeking medical help.
But the first hour after the onset of symptoms is very important to seek reperfusion
therapy that restores blood flow, minimizes tissue damage, and saves lives.