Cardiovascular
Stroke
Osteoporosis
Diabetes Mellitus
Asthma
100

Name one characteristic of the heart 

4 chambered pump

Size of a fist                                                  Weighs about one pound

100

What is a stroke?

Blockage of vessel to the brain

100

What is osteoporosis?

A bone weakening disorder which results in bone mineral loss and increases the risk of skeletal frailty and fracturing

100

What is diabetes mellitus?

Deficiency in insulin production or alteration in the effectiveness of insulin production.

100

What is Asthma?

A chronic, incurable disease of the lungs 

200

The Arteries carry blood away from the heart, but this blood vessel carries blood back into the heart.

Veins 

200

What are the two types of strokes?

Cerebral Hemorrhagic 

Ischemic Strokes

200

_____ make bone and _____ dissolve bone

1. Osteoblasts

2. Osteoclasts 

200

______ is the organ that produces insulin

The pancreas 

200

Characterized by __________ leading from he mouth and nose into the lungs

Inflammation and temporary narrowing of the air passageways 
300

Because a women's heart and blood vessels are typically smaller compared to men, there is more difficulty with treatments and greater chances of _________

Blockage of an artery 
300

How are strokes diagnosed?

CAT scan

MRI

300

Primary prevention focuses on increasing peak bone mass between the ages of ____

30-35 years

300

_____ is insulin dependent while _____ is non-insulin dependent 

1. Type 1 Diabetes

2. Type 2 Diabetes

300

These individuals with asthma suffer periodic episodes, or attacks, with mild to severe symptoms. 

Women and children

400

Name one Changeable risk factor for heart disease 

Menopause and estrogen loss

Birth control pills

Stress

400

Name a treatment for a stroke

Clot dissolving drug therapy (TPAs)

Surgical procedures 

400

_______ can increase chances of developing this disease

Excessive phosphate intake 

400

Diabetes is linked to ______

Obesity and physical inactivity 

400

What are the two types of Asthma?

Allergic

Non-allergic 

500

Name one unchangeable risk factor for heart disease

Increasing age

Family history

Race 

Gender

500

Name one risk factor for Strokes

Age

Heredity 

Blood lipid profile

Smoking

Transient ischemic attacks (TIA/mini-strokes)

500

Name one example that excrete calcium into the urine 

High protein diet

High salt intake

High acid diet

Using refined sugar

500

Carbohydrate intolerance during pregnancy appearing around the 24th week. 

Gestational diabetes

500

For some patients, asthma symptoms may disappear or lessen upon adulthood because ______

asthma is most often diagnosed during childhood

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