Cardiovascular Wellness and Prevention (HP) Flashcards

1
Q

What is the leading cause of death in the US?

A

Cardiovascular Disease

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2
Q

What percentage of adults meet guidelines from physical activity?

A

20.7%

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3
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What percentage of people meet the definition for an ideal health diet?

A

Less than 1% adults

Virtually no kids

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4
Q

Percentage of current smokers

A

~20% of adults

Same in kids grades 9-12

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5
Q

Percentage of US adults who are overweight or obese

A

68% of adults

32% of kids

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6
Q

How many adults are HTN?

A

76.4 million

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7
Q

How many adults have high cholesterol?

A

98.8million

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8
Q

How many adults have DM?

A
  1. 3million diagnosed
  2. 1 million undiagnosed
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9
Q

Risk factor that should be screened for regularly

A

Family Hx

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10
Q

Risk Factors that should be screened for at each routine visit

A

smoking

diet

alcohol

physical activity

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11
Q

Risk factors that should be screened for at least every 2 years

A

blood pressure

BMI

waist circumference

pulse (looking for Afib)

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12
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Risk factors that should be screened for at least every 5 years

A

Fasting lipoprotein profile

Fasting glucose

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13
Q

Lifestyle modification and risk intervention

A
  • optimal weight
  • salt intake less than 6g NaCl 2.4 of Na/day
  • Vigorous exercise at least 30 min/day, 3days/week
  • Limit alcohol consumption to 2 or less for men, 1 or less for women
  • Eat at least 3,500mg dietary K+/day
  • Eat diet rich in fruits/veggies with low fat dairy products
  • Reduce total fat, especially saturated fats
  • Smoking cessation
  • Aggressive management of treatable medical conditions like diabetes, hypertension and hypercholesterolemia
  • Conversion of A fib to NSR
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14
Q

What is the number one health indicator?

A

Regular Exercise

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15
Q

Exercise Recommendations

A

At lesat 150 minutes/week of moderate exercise

OR

75 minutes per week vigorous exercise

Easy to remember: 30 min a day 5X a week

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16
Q

Why is it important for clinicians to recommend lifestyle modifications to patients?

A

Patients are more likely to listen to white coats