Could you please describe hypertensive and arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease?

Arterial damage: Arterial damage that results from congenital disposition, renal failure, diabetes, hyperlipidemia and smoking. It's essentially a scar inside the artery that causes a narrowing or irregular deposit on the inside of the vessel wall that leads to diminished blood flow beyond this point.

Ok: Hypertensive is high blood pressure with stress on heart which responds by enlarging hypertrophic less functional muscle- muscle-bound! atherosclerosis is plaque deposits in luminal (phenobarbital) surface of the blood vessels causing obstruction and ischemia and damage by heart attack.