Biology, asked by darky5589, 1 year ago

Can the heart itself be damaged by an external force, such as being struck forcefully in the chest? What would be the result of this type of injury?

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Answered by hiralbhardwaj17

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It depends on the amount of force applied externaly. If heart is damaged there will stoppage of flow of blood to all the body organs.

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