Nutrition
Stress
Medications
Risk Factors
Exercise
100

Foods get broken down into 3 categories called macronutrients.  They are called macronutrients because our bodies need these in large amounts.  Name the macronutrients

Protein, Carbohydrates, and Fats

100

Name 3 lifestyle choices one can make to improve resilience and better handle stress

Exercise, healthy eating, adequate sleep, social time, moderation with alcohol.

100

Name two tools to aid in medication adherence.

Pillbox, alarm, med list, automatic refill, etc.

100

Name a modifiable and nonmodifiable risk factor.

Diabetes, HTN, HLP, excess weight, sedentary lifestyle, stress, smoking and age, family history

100

Name 3 examples of cardiovascular exercise

Walking, biking, swimming, jogging, running, dancing, cross country skiing etc.

200

 If you have hypertension, the recommended intake of sodium is___?

1500 mg

200

Name 2 emotional signs of stress

Crying, irritability, lack of interest

200

What should you do if you forget to take your medication and it's close to the time for your next dose?

Contact your doctor or pharmacist for advice; don't double your dose.

200

What are four things a healthy heart needs to do?

Pump/ relax four chambers, open/ close four valves, have an effective blood supply to heart muscle, reliable electrical conduction system

200

Name 2 benefits of strength training

Muscle mass, improved body composition, increased resting metabolic rate, improved bone density, improved functional strength (ability to perform activities of daily living)

300

 A non-fat or low-fat cheese is heart healthy if it provides no more than --- grams of saturated fat per serving?

2

300

Name 2 cognitive signs of stress

Difficulty concentrating, forgetfulness, indecisiveness, mind going blank, loss of creativity.

300

Taking your medications at the same time each day helps with what?

Consistency and effectiveness

300

Name three “modifiable” risk factors that contribute to the development of CAD.

Nutrition, Stress, Weight(Body Comp), etc. 

300

What is the most frequently identified barrier to regular exercise.

Time

400

It is estimated that Americans consume ___ teaspoons of added sugar each day.

22.2 teaspoons of added sugar each day

400

 A colleague unexpectedly brought homemade chocolate chip cookies (your favorite!).  You decide to have one but after eating it you thought.  “I blew it…I might as well eat more”.  What kind of cognitive distortion is this?

All or nothing

400

Identify 3 action steps for angina?

Stop, Take nitro, Call 911 if needed

400

State 2 reasons for calling 911 to get to the hospital if you think you may be having a heart attack or stroke.  

time is critical, risk of rhythm disturbance, safe arrival

400

List 3 benefits of Cardiovascular exercise

BP control, wt. management, increase HDL, develop muscle mass, reduce stress

500

Environmental factors that influence when you start and stop eating include….

Lighting, music

500

Stress is a risk factor for CAD.  Name 2 physical effects of stress

Inc BP or HR, arrhythmias, increased clotting, spasm of coronary arteries.

500

What common over-the-counter pain reliever can sometimes interfere with blood thinners?

NSAIDs (e.g., ibuprofen).

500

______ symptoms may include weakness on one side of the body, loss of vision, confusion, difficulty speaking, or difficulty understanding.

Stroke

500

Name 2 methods of evaluating level of exercise exertion.

Heart rate, RPE (rate of perceived exertion) or Borg scale, breath

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