Define atherosclerosis and identify dietary, lifestyle, blood lipid levels, and blood pressure measurements that are helpful or harmful for cardiovascular disease risk. (4) Flashcards

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happens when a blood vessel gets blocked and blood can no longer flow through it

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atherosclerosis

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2
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blood cholesterol ≥240

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unhealthy

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3
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blood cholesterol <200

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healthy

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4
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<120/<80 mmHg

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normal blood pressure

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5
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120-129/ <80 mmHg

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high blood pressure

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6
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low saturated fat
high soluble fiber diets
high fruits and vegetables
antioxidant vitamins and provitamins
phytochemicals

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dietary components that lower risk

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7
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limit clot formation
prevent irregular heartbeats
decreases blood triglycerides, increases HDL cholesterol
decreases inflammation
relax arteries
decrease blood pressure

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benefits of eating fatty fish

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how much fish should you eat a week for a 2000 calorie diet?

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8 ounces

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9
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how much fish should you eat a week for a diet with more than 2400 calories?

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10 ounces

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