Heart Health
Nutrition
Fall Risk
Fun Facts
Don't Catch It
100

True or False? Smoking is a major risk factor for heart disease.

True!

100
True or False: All food is nutritious. 

What is False!

100

True or False: Taking certain medications can increase your risk for falling?

What is: TRUE!

100

The body is made up of 72% of this substance.

What is WATER!

100

The flu is the most common in what 2 seasons?

What is: Fall and Winter!

200

What would be two symptoms of an abnormal heartbeat?

What are: fluttering in your chest, racing heart beat, slow heart beat, chest pain, shortness of breath, lightheadedness, dizziness, fainting.

200

True or False: As we age, we need to eat more calories to maintain our current body weight.

What is FALSE!

200

What percent of people over the age of 80 fall each year?

What is 50% or 1 in every 2 people!

200

This part of the human body can sync to the rhythm when you listen to music.

What is the HEART!

200

True or False: The Flu is a respiratory illness.

What is TRUE!
300

How many deaths occur each day from heart disease?

A. 800

B. 2,400

C. 5,000

B. 2,400

300

Name 3 foods that are considered "empty calories".

Many answers but some are: Candy, soda, chips, cookies, alcohol, etc. 

300

True or False: Falls are the leading cause of fatal injury among older adults?

What is TRUE!

300

This body part remains the same size your entire life.

What are EYES!

300

The production of this vitamin from UV light decreases in the winter months and negatively impacts our immune system.

What is: VITAMIN D!

400

Name 2 complications that could occur from heart disease.

What are: Heart failure, heart attack, stroke, aneurysm, peripheral artery disease, cardiac arrest.

400

What percent of seniors are chronically dehydrated?

What is 31%!

400

What percent of falls happen in the home?

What is 60%!

400

What body part is over 25 feet long?

Your intestines!

400
What are two age groups that are more likely to experience complications from the seasonal flu?

Who are: older adults/seniors (over 65) and younger children (under 2 years).

500

What element travels on your red blood cells throughout your body that is essential for living?

What is OXYGEN!

500

Name 2 food groups on the pyramid.

What are: Vegetables/fruits, grains, dairy, proteins, fats, and sugars.

500

Name two medical conditions associated with falls.

Could be any of the following: Heart disease, heart failure, stroke, Parkinson's, low BP, COPD, diabetes, arthritis, vision problems, mental confusion.

500

What body response can expel food at more than 100mph?

What is SNEEZING!

500

The flue virus in spread primarily in these 2 ways.

What are: coughing and sneezing!