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scenario 1: One human who is much heavier than the others seems to be shown signs of what vegans experience when their diets are high in monosaccharides in saturated fats. Studies of vegan circulation indicate that this leads to Nehring of artery walls is plaque accumulates overtime inside the lumen of the artery, and these arteries become hardened, loose some of their electricity and become blocked to blood flow. this human then appears to have a mild heart attack (myocardial infarction) right there in the vegan spacecraft! The resulting blockage of blood flow in a coronary artery results in tissue damage that occasionally prevents conduction of electrical impulses to the ventricles. what is the predicted effects on the systolic and diastolic blood pressure? what is the predicted affect on EKG: explain how or why is different from the normal trace 

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Given the dependence of blood pressure on the correct functionality of the heart, we can infer that the blood pressure of the individual will increase.

Blood pressure changes during a heart attack can vary greatly between patients. During a heart attack, some patients experience:

  • Increased blood pressure
  • Decreased blood pressure
  • No observable changes in blood pressure

The human in question is described to have blocked arteries, which then cause him to have a heart attack. We can infer that in this situation, the human will experience an increase in systolic blood pressure given that the blood entering the lower chambers has difficulty exiting.

This difficulty increases systolic pressure because occasionally he is unable to pump blood back out. This will also result in decreased diastolic blood pressure values as a consequence of abnormal blood flow to the body.

He can predict that his EKG will show a skipping of the QRS complex that represents ventricular contractions due to the patient's difficulty to conduct electrical impulses towards the lower chambers of the heart. We may also observe an extended PR interval accounting for this conduction difficulty.

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