Medical Narration - Atrial Fibrillation
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the hired. It's a remarkable organ. It is a muscle that relaxes in contracts. Pumping blood carry oxygen and nutrients throughout the body. The steady rhythm of these contractions is controlled by electrical impulses that travel through the heart. First through the upper chamber is called the Atria and then through the lower chambers, called the ventricles. In order to reach the ventricles, electrical impulses must pass here at the A trio ventricular node. Atrial fibrillation occurs when a storm of electrical impulses spread through the atria and a chaotic and disorganized pattern, causing the atria to begin rapidly contracting. As a result, the ventricles may also begin contracting faster. When the heart is an atrial fibrillation, the body can receive the blood and oxygen it needs.