And this dub is called the second heart sound, or S2.

这个“dub”声被称为第二心音，或S2。

The second heart attack when he was 58, left his doctor shaking his head.

第二次心脏病发的时候他58岁，他的情况让医生都不住地摇头。

Well, not entirely. And the second heart attack was more massive.

并没有完全挺过. 第二次病发更严重。

In November, 1970, a second heart attack left him weaker than before.

1970年11月，他第二次心脏病发作，身体比以前更虚弱了。

He and his doctors believed he had gotten it when he received infected blood after his second heart operation.

他和他的医生都认为他是在第二次心脏病手术时输入了被感染的血液。

A second heart attack when he was 58 left his doctor shaking his head.

他 58 岁时第二次心脏病发作让他的医生摇头。

159.That's what I get for trying not to have a second heart attack.

我不想过胖又引发心脏病 现在就这下场。

Question 25. What did Johna Connell’s doctors tell him when he had a second heart attack?

问题 25。约翰娜·康奈尔 (Johna Connell) 第二次心脏病发作时，他的医生告诉他什么？

What about the night daddy had his second heart attack? You must have loved him a lot to make the bed before taking him to the hospital.

那爸爸第二次心脏病发作那晚呢？你带他去医院之前还要整理床铺可真是够爱他的。

The second heart sound " dub" , or S2, originates from the closing of the aortic and pulmonary valves, right after the ventricles have ejected the blood.

第二心音“dub”， 即S2，是心室射血之后由于主动脉瓣和肺动脉瓣关闭产生的。

That's what I get for trying not to have a second heart attack. There you go. Always a way to make room. Take it from someone who lives in his car.

我不想过胖第二次引发心脏病，现在就这下场。行了，空间总是能腾出来的。这是我作为住在车里的人给你们的箴言。

Those individuals who saw the positive, the benefit, who are able to see the wake-up call there were more likely to survive 8 years later; less likely to have a second heart attack.

看到积极的一面的人，把心脏病发视为一个警钟的人再活八年的几率更高，而且再次心脏病发的几率也更低。

The second heart sound, " dub" , is called S2, and the noise comes from the aortic and pulmonic valves snapping shut to prevent blood from flowing backwards after it leaves the ventricles, effectively ending systole.

第二心音“dub”，它被称为S2，声音来自主动脉瓣和肺动脉瓣关闭，以防止血液在离开心室后反流，有效地结束心脏收缩。

Now, most of the time what they will do first is take your blood pressure to make sure that it's not too high; that you're not going to have a heart attack any second.

现在， 大多数时候他们首先要做的是测量你的血压以确保它不会太高；你不会有任何一秒心脏病发作。