HEART DISEASE 2

Plaques cause the coronary artery to narrow, restricting blood flow.

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1. The heart is made of muscle cells.

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1. The coronary arteries supply cholesterol to the heart.

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Plaques are mainly formed from glucose

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1. Pulmonary arteries that are blocked by plaques can lead to coronary heart disease.

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1. Plaque is a buildup of cholesterol and white cells.

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1. With plaque buildup, the artery wall becomes more elastic.

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1. Complete blockage of a coronary artery means heart cells in that area will still be able to contract.

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1. Partial blockage of coronary arteries results in severe chest pains called angina.

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1. Partial blockage of the coronary arteries does not affect blood flow to the cardiac muscle cells.

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