systolic heart failure is characterized by a reduction in ejection fraction, because the ventricular walls become thin and weak over time. true or false?

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systolic heart failure is characterized by a reduction in ejection fraction, because the ventricular walls become thin and weak over time. true or false?

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The answer is true because, ejection fraction is the most common type of heart failure

Trevor Hutto answered Mar 2, 2024

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