Risk Factors
Causes
Signs
Symptoms
Prevention
100

This term describes a risk factor where the heart valve does not function efficiently.

Heart Valve Disease

100

This cause is heart valves and chambers that have formed incorrectly, causing the other parts of the heart to work overtime.

Heart Problem an Individual is Born with

100

Increased feelings of tiredness and a struggle with everyday activities. 

Fatigue

100

A heart rate that is not within the normal range, having some type of abnormality. 

Rapid or Irregular Heart Beat

100

This act should be avoided as the chemicals within it cause the blood to thicken, this forms clots in the arteries and veins. 

Obstaining from Smoking

200

The term describes a risk factor that is a sudden incident resulting in damage to the heart muscles where the heart is not pumping as it should. 

Heart Attack

200

This cause is can occur through different diseases, infections, and overuse of alcohol and drugs. 

Damage to Heart Muscles
200

A constant feeling of being full or not hungry.

Lack of Appetite

200

Swelling in the legs, ankles, and arms. 

Edema

200

This activity is the enhancement of physical fitness. This allows the heart to pump more blood through the body, allowing it to work at maximal function. 

Staying Active

300

This term describes a risk factor where heart muscles become weakened due to arteries narrowing, limiting the supply of oxygen-rich blood to the heart

Coronary Artery Disease

300

This cause is the malfunctions of valves in the heart. This makes the heart work harder, causing it to weaken over time. 

Faulty Heart Valve

300

The inability to exercise to the full potential of an individual.

Reduced Ability to Exercise

300

Shortness of breath, as well as feelings of breathlessness, difficulty breathing, and air hunger. 

Dyspnea

300

This prevention strategy is the consumption of healthy foods, ensuring a balanced diet. This helps prevent heart failure by managing cholesterol. 

Eating Healthily

400

This term describes a risk factor where a persons blood pressure is higher than normal; also known as being hypertensive.

High Blood Pressure

400

This cause is the inflammation of the heart muscles. The main source of this condition is a virus. 

Myocarditis 

400

The feelings of uneasiness that occur before the act of throwing up.

Nausea

400

Heart beast that are too fast; heart palpitations, often causing it to feel like the heart is throbbing. 

Increased Heart Rate

400

This activity is the control of stress. This reduces the risk of heart failure because it promotes healthily bodily functions.

Management and Reduction of Stress

500

This term describes a risk factor of varying birth defects that change the way the heart functions. It is one of the most prominent birth defects.

Congenital Heart Disease

500

This cause is the most common for heart failure. It occurs from a lack of blood flow. 

Coronary Artery Disease

500

Difficulty focusing or being completely unable to concentrate.

Difficulty Concentrating

500

Pain within any area of the heart.

Chest Pain

500

This is the proper numerical amount of weight to height ratio. This prevents heart failure because it keeps the cholesterol, blood sugar, and blood pressure within an acceptable range.

Healthy Weight