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As a result, the body doesn’t get the oxygen it needs.\nHow the heart compensates\nDescribe how the heart tries to make up for reduced function.\nHelps the heart pump more blood\nAdd details here\nEnlarging\nDeveloping more muscle mass\nPumping faster\nAdd details here\nRisk factors are present, but there are no symptoms yet\nStage A\nStages of heart failure\nHeart failure progresses over time and is classified into four stages. Use this slide to show how symptoms develop.\nClarify what this stage involves\nStage B\nClarify what this stage involves\nStage C\nClarify what this stage involves\nStage D\nSymptoms of heart failure\nWhen the heart can’t pump enough blood, the body redirects it away from less vital organs and prioritizes the heart and brain.\nTiredness and fatigue\nExplain why it happens\nSymptom here\nExplain why it happens\nSymptom here\nReview\nHeart Attack\nHeart Failure\nNature\nSudden event (emergency)\nChronic condition (long-term)\nCause\nAdd the primary cause here.\nAdd the primary cause here.\nOnset\nDescribe how quickly symptoms appear.\nDescribe how quickly symptoms appear.\nSymptoms\nList symptoms here:\nSymptom 1\nSymptom 2\nSymptom 3\nList symptoms here:\nSymptom 1\nSymptom 2\nSymptom 3\nUse these in your presentation. 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