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Heart attacks are deadly as they cause necrosis of the ____________________ muscle leading to a deficiency of oxygen into the body's tissues. skeletal cardiac none are correct smooth

          Heart attacks are deadly as they cause necrosis of the ____________________ muscle leading to a deficiency of oxygen into the body's tissues.
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00:01 For this problem, we need to figure out which of the following are true of heart attacks.
00:06 That they are caused by a blockage stopping the blood flow, causes heart tissue to die.
00:11 Someone who quits smoking 15 years ago is at the same risk as someone who never smoked.
00:17 Well, we know that caused by a blockage and stopping the blood flow is true and causes heart tissue to die is also true.
00:28 Those are the definition of a heart attack.
00:32 That blockage of blood flow is what causes the heart tissue to die, and that is a heart attack...
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