Answer:
1.B. Emphysema
2.E. Chronic Bronchitis
3.A. Pneumonia
4.C. Lung Cancer
5.D. Tuberculosis
6.J. Ischemic Heart Disease
7.G. Tachycardia
8.H. hypertension
9.F. Anemia
10.I. Atherosclerosis
What causes ischemic heart disease? Ischemic heart disease is caused by a decrease in blood flow through one or more of the blood vessels that carry oxygen to your heart (coronary arteries). When blood flow is reduced, the heart muscle does not receive the amount of oxygen it needs to function properly.
Pain or discomfort in the legs is a common symptom of a disease called peripheral arterial disease (PAD). Up to 8-12 million Americans have PAD. Peripheral arterial disease is atherosclerosis that develops in the arteries of the legs or, less commonly, the arms.
