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What causes a fast heart rate?
exercise, drugs, excitement, health problems,
What happens to your heart if you take drugs?
This question isn't detailed enough. Taking drugs in the correct dosages help you, and can even make your heart better if that's what they are being taken for. But some drugs, if abused, can increase, or decrease your heart rate, and could either put you into cardiac arrest, or make your heart stop all together. It also causes palpitation and increases the blood pressure causing the heart to pump more blood faster and faster. Eventually the heart will get tired and the person might suffer a stroke or a heart attack also known as myocardial infarction.
What drugs cause heart failure?
cocaine
Does drugs effect the heart or the brain more?
The brain.
How many volts can stop a heart?
The voltage that can stop a heart varies from one person to another depending with how healthy that person is. On average, 30 volts is enough to stop a heart.
What body structure makes the blood stop?
Heart.
What causes a fast heart rate?
exercise, drugs, excitement, health problems,
Do antiangina drugs stop heart attacks?
Remember that some forms of antiangina drugs work too slowly to relieve attacks that have already started.
Do you have any Slogans against drug abuse?
stop using drugs before they stop your heart beat .
What makes the heart so important?
If your heart stops, your blood flow will stop causing a stop to the nutrients entering your organs and your organs will not get oxygen causing you to die.
When a lab does a methadome peak and trough blood test does the lab test for other drugs?
That absolutly makes no sense. So, stop doing drugs!!
What is a chronotrope?
Chronotropic drugs are drugs which affect the heart rate. Positive chronotropic drugs increase heart rate, and negative chronotropic drugs decrease heart rate.
Is harder to stop taking drugs or stop smoking cigarettes?
drugs
What is the role of the peacemaker?
The role of the pacemaker is to replace the role of the heart's electrical system, which makes sure that the heart doesn't stop beating.
What is the difference between inotropic and chronotropic drugs?
Inotropic drugs affect the force of contraction. Chronotropic affect the rate of contraction.
How can heart attack stop?
A heart attack is an extremely serious ailment that results from a blockage that prevents blood from getting to the heart. Heart attacks can be stopped through the use of drugs and surgery. If a person suspects they are having a heart attack, they should go to the emergency room immediately.
What happens to your heart if you take drugs?
This question isn't detailed enough. Taking drugs in the correct dosages help you, and can even make your heart better if that's what they are being taken for. But some drugs, if abused, can increase, or decrease your heart rate, and could either put you into cardiac arrest, or make your heart stop all together. It also causes palpitation and increases the blood pressure causing the heart to pump more blood faster and faster. Eventually the heart will get tired and the person might suffer a stroke or a heart attack also known as myocardial infarction.
