Angina Pectoris is due to_________?

Correct answer: A. Inadequate supply of oxygen to the heart Muscles

  • A. Inadequate supply of oxygen to the heart Muscles
  • B. Defective Infection
  • C. Defective Thymus
  • D. None of theseExplore Anatomy Models

Explanation

Angina pectoris is chest pain caused by inadequate oxygen-rich blood reaching the heart muscle, usually because coronary arteries are narrowed. It reflects myocardial oxygen shortage rather than a thymus problem or infection.

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