Arrhythmia

             I am doing my report on Arrhythmia. It affects the cardiac
             muscle, the heart. Arrhythmia causes three types of problems. It
             causes the heart to pump too slowly (bradycardia), it causes the heart
             to pump too fast (tachycardis), and it causes the heart to skip beats
             Bradycardia can be very serious. Some of the symptoms are
             loss of consciousness, heart failure, or death. Slow heart rates are
             caused by heart block. The hearts natural pace-maker fails to be
             conducted to the ventricles, the hearts main pumping chambers.
             Some treatments can be used. An electronic pace-maker can be
             inserted and it will send electronic impulse to the heart stimulating it
             to beat at a normal rhythm. Pace-makers are only inserted when the
             Tachycardis can also be very serious. It can lead to disabling
             symptoms and even death. When you have Tachycardis your heart
             rate is above 100 beats per minute. Tachycardis is caused by heart
             injuries from past times. Tachycardis usually occurs months or years
             after a heart attack. A treatment for Tachycardis can be inserting a
             device called a defibrillator. A defibrillator will detect and treat
             abnormally fast heart rhythms. The defibrillator monitors the heart
             and automatically gives electric shocks before Arrhythmia causes
             permanent damage. If the person does not have a defibrillator a
             strong electric shock will be given. The cause of Tachycardis is by
             something not functioning properly in the atria. They are sometimes
             stimulated by anxiety. Too much caffeine or alcohol and certain
             drugs can also be the cause. Attacks might last a few minutes or
             several days. They can be serious and sometimes not serious.
             Palpitations happen when your heart skips beats. Palpitations
             have many different symptoms. Some of these symptoms are
             dizziness, fatigue or fainting as a result of the brain not getting
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