b6.3.16 treating cardiovascular disease Flashcards

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how can you reduce the risks of CVD

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  • eating less saturated fats
  • exercise regularly
  • reduce alcohol consumption
  • stop smoking
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how does an increase of saturated fats lead to type 2 diabetes

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increased fats leads to obesity, which increases the chances of type 2 diabetes

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3
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how can CVD be treated medically

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statins
antiplatelets
beta blockers
nitrates

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4
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explain statins

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  • reduces blood cholesterol by preventing its formation
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explain antiplatelets

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  • reduces the stickiness of blood clots
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explain beta blockers

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  • reduces high blood pressure by blocking the effects of adrenali
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7
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explain nitrates

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  • widens blood vessels by allowing them to relax
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8
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how is CVD treated surgically

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replacing heart valves
widening partially blocked arteries using a stent
bypassing blocked coronary arteries using blood vessels from other parts of the body
heart transplant

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9
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disadvantages of statin

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upset stomach

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10
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disadvantages of antiplatelets

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internal bleeding

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11
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disadvantages of beta blockers

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dizziness and tiredness

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12
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disadvantages of nitrates

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headaches and dizziness

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