1-Decreased cardiac output caused by cardiac factors (severe coronary blockage and MI, valvular disease, cardiac tamponade. 2-Decreased CO caused by non-cardiac peripheral factors- decreased VR: blood loss, acute venous dilation w/ no symp nervous system, obstruction of lg vein, decreased tissue mass.
My print column this week examines whether Michael Jackson really sold 750 million albums, as many news outlets reported after his death late last month. An engineer in Paris, Guillaume Vieira, has compiled his own totals for his Web site Fan of Music, putting Jacksonâs sales at 205.5 million through last August.
But based on the rabid consumption of Jackson's music in the past few weeks and the hard numbers released weekly by SoundScan, it's doubtful that there is much distance between the number of CDs shipped and the number sold. If the pace continues, Thriller will become the first album to go triple diamond, meaning 30 million albums sold. The RIAA's certifications are simply a formality, though, as Jackson's Thriller is already recognized as the top-selling album according to worldwide sales. Though numbers vary, it's reasonable to estimate that the album has moved 110 million copies worldwide since its 1982 release.