A. Surgery to detour around blockages in coronary arteries 1. cardioversion 2. thrombolytic therapy B. Drugs such as tPA dissolve clots that may cause a heart attack 3. heart transplantation C. Balloon-tipped catheter with stent opens coronary arteries 4. endarterectomy 5. CABG D. Flexible tube is threaded into the heart; abnormal tissue is destroyed 6. PCI 7. cardiac catheter ablation E. Brief discharges of electricity stop a cardiac arrhythmia F. Removal of innermost lining of an artery to eliminate fatty deposits G. Donor heart is transferred to a recipient

A. Surgery to detour around blockages in coronary arteries 1. cardioversion 2. thrombolytic therapy B. Drugs such as tPA dissolve clots that may cause a heart attack 3. heart transplantation C. Balloon-tipped catheter with stent opens coronary arteries 4. endarterectomy 5. CABG D. Flexible tube is threaded into the heart; abnormal tissue is destroyed 6. PCI 7. cardiac catheter ablation E. Brief discharges of electricity stop a cardiac arrhythmia F. Removal of innermost lining of an artery to eliminate fatty deposits G. Donor heart is transferred to a recipient

An Illustrated Guide To Vet Med Term

4th Edition

ISBN:9781305465763

Author:ROMICH

Publisher:ROMICH

Chapter8: Have A Heart

Section: Chapter Questions

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