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Blood is distributed throughout the body by the cardiovascular system, which is made up of the vascular network of blood arteries and the heart, which acts as the "pump." Red blood cells carry oxygen molecules attached to hemoglobin, which are then carried throughout the body to support cellular metabolism. Any obstruction of the blood supply resulting from plaque accumulation in the endothelium layer would cause a stoppage in blood flow and consequently oxygen deprivation (ischemia). This is referred to as an infarct and would cause necrosis of the damaged vessel's distal region. This article explains the normal structure and physiology of the cardiovascular system, as well as several common illnesses related with it. It also includes a brief management guide for myocardial infarction, a frequent heart condition, Angina, Atherosclerosis, Congestive Heart Failure (CHF); etc. A thorough grasp of the cardiovascular system and the diseases that are linked to it will help the patient to deeply understand the disease and take precautions related it.