Diet, Excersice And Health- Diet and Cholesterol Flashcards
Where to Plaques develop?
The wall of the arteries.
A __a__ artery has a ___b___ ___c___ and a space in the middle for blood to pass through.
(Fill in the gaps.)
a) Healthy
b) Stretchy
c) Wall
Sometimes, a substance called ___a___ builds up in the ___b___. This is more likely to happen if you have a lot of ___c___ in your blood.
a) Plaque
b) Wall
c) Cholesterol
The ___a___ slows down the ___b___ and a ___c___ may form. A part of the ___d___ may break away.
(Fill in the gaps.)
a) Plaque
b) Blood
c) Clot
d) Plaque
A) Sometimes, a clot blocks one of the arteries that takes what blood to the heart muscle?
B) What can this cause and why?
A) Oxygenated.
B) A heart attack- the muscle cannot work, so the heart cannot beat properly.
Eating saturated fats does what to your blood cholesterol levels?
The blood cholesterol levels rise.
What do unsaturated fats seem to do to the blood cholesterol levels?
Lower blood cholesterol levels.
What fats are found in animal products?
Saturated.
What fats are found in plants?
Unsaturated.
Some people’s bodies are better than others at keeping low levels of Cholesterol in their blood. Why is this?
They have inherited this from their parents.
A high level of Cholesterol increases the risk of what?
Developing Plaques.