please help! second pic is the chart for #8 Please do not plarized no hand written thank you CategoryHigh-output failureVS.Low-output failureSystolic dysfunctionDiastolic dysfunctionVS.Right-side failureVS.Left-side failureBackward effectsVs.Forward effectsTotal Heart FailureDescriptionExamplePaneI 7.For each valve disorder list out where the abnormality is within the heart, then where would the nurseassess/recognize the abnormality. Describe the type of murmur that would be present (what would itsound like, when would it be heard or what is causing it to occur, would it be diastolic or systolic).DisorderCharacteristicsMitral valve insufficiencyMitral valve stenosisAortic stenosisPulmonary valveinsufficiencyTricuspid valve stenosis8. For each category of heart failure describe what is happening in your own words. Then list 2examples of when that forms or heart failure would occur.

There are basically three types of heart valve diseases which are due to regurgitation,stenosis and…

Disorder Mitral valve insufficiency Mitral valve stenosis Aortic stenosis Pulmonary valve insufficiency Tricuspid valve stenosis Characteristics 8. For each category of heart failure describe what is happening in your own words. Then list 2 examples of when that forms or heart failure would occur.

Disorder Mitral valve insufficiency Mitral valve stenosis Aortic stenosis Pulmonary valve insufficiency Tricuspid valve stenosis Characteristics 8. For each category of heart failure describe what is happening in your own words. Then list 2 examples of when that forms or heart failure would occur.

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please help! second pic is the chart for #8

Please do not plarized no hand written thank you

Category
High-output failure
VS.
Low-output failure
Systolic dysfunction
Diastolic dysfunction
VS.
Right-side failure
VS.
Left-side failure
Backward effects
Vs.
Forward effects
Total Heart Failure
Description
Example
Pane
I

7.
For each valve disorder list out where the abnormality is within the heart, then where would the nurse
assess/recognize the abnormality. Describe the type of murmur that would be present (what would it
sound like, when would it be heard or what is causing it to occur, would it be diastolic or systolic).
Disorder
Characteristics
Mitral valve insufficiency
Mitral valve stenosis
Aortic stenosis
Pulmonary valve
insufficiency
Tricuspid valve stenosis
8. For each category of heart failure describe what is happening in your own words. Then list 2
examples of when that forms or heart failure would occur.

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