AtrialFibrillationIrregular heartbeats,heart palpitations,lightheadedness,extreme fatigue,shortness of breathand chest pain are allsymptoms of whattype of HD?AdvocacyWhat is defined asany action thatspeaks in favor of,recommends, arguesfor a cause, supports,defends or pleads onbehalf of others?Patientor HealthAdvocateWho assists andeducates patientsand/or their familiesthroughout the processof getting care toensure they receivethe highest quality ofcare possible.Genetics:True/FalseGenetic factorsdo not play arole in thedevelopment ofheart disease.(False)HealthConditionsName 3 examples ofhealth conditions thatcan increase risk ofHD: high bloodpressure, highcholesterol, diabetes,previous complicationsduring pregnancy120Your bloodpressureshould beless than __over 80?ManageStressMindfulness,breathing andstretching areall ways to dowhat? (ManageStress)AtherosclerosisHigh cholesterol,triglyceride levels, highblood pressure,smoking, diabetes,obesity, physicalactivity and eatingsaturated fats are allrisk factors of whattype of heart disease?200Too muchcholesterol canmake it harder forblood to circulate.Your cholesterolshould be less thanwhat to be healthy?HISTORICALFACTS &FIGURES 3Typesof heartdiseaseHeart valve,Atherosclerotic,cardiacarrhythmias,Heart infections,Heart FailureEmpoweryourself!What is one way toempower yourself as apatient? (Do your ownresearch to betterunderstand medicalterminology, Ask yourdoctor to explain thingsdifferently, Ask for yourmedical records and foryour doctor to explain themto you.)HeartAttackSymptomsin WomenName 3 symptoms of heartattack in women:(dizziness, uncomfortablepain between shoulderblades, shortness ofbreath, indigestion or gas-like pain, unexplainedfatigue and sleepdisturbances)239.9How manybillions of $does HDcost the USevery year?HeartDiseaseRiskFactorsWhat are five riskfactors of HD?Age, family history,race/ ethnicity,lifestyle behavior,other healthconditions.Age:True/FalseAs you getolder, you maybe at increasedrisk for heartdisease? (True)130100Your bloodsugar shouldbe less thanwhat?51 out of every __heart attacks aresilent meaning thedamage is donebut the person isnot aware.CongestiveHeartFailureHeart failureis alsocommonlyknown aswhat?LifestyleBehaviorsWhat lifestylebehaviors can increaseyour risk of developingheart disease? Name3/4: Poor nutrition, lackof physical activity,alcohol use, Tobaccouse.30Higher RiskPopulation:True/ FalsePeople in someracial and ethnicgroups are athigher risk fordeveloping heartdisease. (True)Whatshouldyou checkregularly?To take charge ofyour heart health,what should you getchecked regularly?(blood pressure,blood sugar,cholesterol,triglycerides)BodyTo take charge ofyour heart health,you should listento your __ andheed warningsigns if things"don't seem right"40Every _secondssomeone inthe US has aheart attack.550,000Heart failureaffects about5.7M Americansand about howmany new caseseach year?ABCsof HeartDiseaseWhat are the ABCsof HD? Aspirinwhen appropriate,Blood pressurecontrol, Cholesterolmanagement,Smoking cessation HISTORICALFACTS &FIGURES 2DanielHaleWilliamsHeartAttackSymptomsin MenName 3 symptoms ofheart attack in men:(Sweating, pain inchest, arms, neck orjaw, shortness ofbreath, heartburn orindigestion.)If you'rehaving aheartattack...If you're having a heartattack what should youdo: (Call 911, Chew orswallow one regularstrength aspirin, do notdrive yourself to thehospital, let hospitalknow you're having aheart attack.)Know yournumbers,thenwhat?To take charge of yourheart health, youshould get to knowyour numbers, thenwhat should you do?(Talk to your doctor todetermine if they arehigh and get a plan ofaction.)What isEquity?What doesequity mean?(Everyone getsthe supportthey need)HISTORICALFACTS &FIGURES 1200,000AtrialFibrillationIrregular heartbeats,heart palpitations,lightheadedness,extreme fatigue,shortness of breathand chest pain are allsymptoms of whattype of HD?AdvocacyWhat is defined asany action thatspeaks in favor of,recommends, arguesfor a cause, supports,defends or pleads onbehalf of others?Patientor HealthAdvocateWho assists andeducates patientsand/or their familiesthroughout the processof getting care toensure they receivethe highest quality ofcare possible.Genetics:True/FalseGenetic factorsdo not play arole in thedevelopment ofheart disease.(False)HealthConditionsName 3 examples ofhealth conditions thatcan increase risk ofHD: high bloodpressure, highcholesterol, diabetes,previous complicationsduring pregnancy120Your bloodpressureshould beless than __over 80?ManageStressMindfulness,breathing andstretching areall ways to dowhat? (ManageStress)AtherosclerosisHigh cholesterol,triglyceride levels, highblood pressure,smoking, diabetes,obesity, physicalactivity and eatingsaturated fats are allrisk factors of whattype of heart disease?200Too muchcholesterol canmake it harder forblood to circulate.Your cholesterolshould be less thanwhat to be healthy?HISTORICALFACTS &FIGURES 3Typesof heartdiseaseHeart valve,Atherosclerotic,cardiacarrhythmias,Heart infections,Heart FailureEmpoweryourself!What is one way toempower yourself as apatient? (Do your ownresearch to betterunderstand medicalterminology, Ask yourdoctor to explain thingsdifferently, Ask for yourmedical records and foryour doctor to explain themto you.)HeartAttackSymptomsin WomenName 3 symptoms of heartattack in women:(dizziness, uncomfortablepain between shoulderblades, shortness ofbreath, indigestion or gas-like pain, unexplainedfatigue and sleepdisturbances)239.9How manybillions of $does HDcost the USevery year?HeartDiseaseRiskFactorsWhat are five riskfactors of HD?Age, family history,race/ ethnicity,lifestyle behavior,other healthconditions.Age:True/FalseAs you getolder, you maybe at increasedrisk for heartdisease? (True)130100Your bloodsugar shouldbe less thanwhat?51 out of every __heart attacks aresilent meaning thedamage is donebut the person isnot aware.CongestiveHeartFailureHeart failureis alsocommonlyknown aswhat?LifestyleBehaviorsWhat lifestylebehaviors can increaseyour risk of developingheart disease? Name3/4: Poor nutrition, lackof physical activity,alcohol use, Tobaccouse.30Higher RiskPopulation:True/ FalsePeople in someracial and ethnicgroups are athigher risk fordeveloping heartdisease. (True)Whatshouldyou checkregularly?To take charge ofyour heart health,what should you getchecked regularly?(blood pressure,blood sugar,cholesterol,triglycerides)BodyTo take charge ofyour heart health,you should listento your __ andheed warningsigns if things"don't seem right"40Every _secondssomeone inthe US has aheart attack.550,000Heart failureaffects about5.7M Americansand about howmany new caseseach year?ABCsof HeartDiseaseWhat are the ABCsof HD? Aspirinwhen appropriate,Blood pressurecontrol, Cholesterolmanagement,Smoking cessation HISTORICALFACTS &FIGURES 2DanielHaleWilliamsHeartAttackSymptomsin MenName 3 symptoms ofheart attack in men:(Sweating, pain inchest, arms, neck orjaw, shortness ofbreath, heartburn orindigestion.)If you'rehaving aheartattack...If you're having a heartattack what should youdo: (Call 911, Chew orswallow one regularstrength aspirin, do notdrive yourself to thehospital, let hospitalknow you're having aheart attack.)Know yournumbers,thenwhat?To take charge of yourheart health, youshould get to knowyour numbers, thenwhat should you do?(Talk to your doctor todetermine if they arehigh and get a plan ofaction.)What isEquity?What doesequity mean?(Everyone getsthe supportthey need)HISTORICALFACTS &FIGURES 1200,000

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  1. Irregular heartbeats, heart palpitations, lightheadedness, extreme fatigue, shortness of breath and chest pain are all symptoms of what type of HD?
    Atrial Fibrillation
  2. What is defined as any action that speaks in favor of, recommends, argues for a cause, supports, defends or pleads on behalf of others?
    Advocacy
  3. Who assists and educates patients and/or their families throughout the process of getting care to ensure they receive the highest quality of care possible.
    Patient or Health Advocate
  4. Genetic factors do not play a role in the development of heart disease. (False)
    Genetics: True/ False
  5. Name 3 examples of health conditions that can increase risk of HD: high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, previous complications during pregnancy
    Health Conditions
  6. Your blood pressure should be less than __ over 80?
    120
  7. Mindfulness, breathing and stretching are all ways to do what? (Manage Stress)
    Manage Stress
  8. High cholesterol, triglyceride levels, high blood pressure, smoking, diabetes, obesity, physical activity and eating saturated fats are all risk factors of what type of heart disease?
    Atherosclerosis
  9. Too much cholesterol can make it harder for blood to circulate. Your cholesterol should be less than what to be healthy?
    200
  10. HISTORICAL FACTS & FIGURES 3
  11. Heart valve, Atherosclerotic, cardiac arrhythmias, Heart infections, Heart Failure
    Types of heart disease
  12. What is one way to empower yourself as a patient? (Do your own research to better understand medical terminology, Ask your doctor to explain things differently, Ask for your medical records and for your doctor to explain them to you.)
    Empower yourself!
  13. Name 3 symptoms of heart attack in women: (dizziness, uncomfortable pain between shoulder blades, shortness of breath, indigestion or gas-like pain, unexplained fatigue and sleep disturbances)
    Heart Attack Symptoms in Women
  14. How many billions of $ does HD cost the US every year?
    239.9
  15. What are five risk factors of HD? Age, family history, race/ ethnicity, lifestyle behavior, other health conditions.
    Heart Disease Risk Factors
  16. As you get older, you may be at increased risk for heart disease? (True)
    Age: True/ False
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  18. Your blood sugar should be less than what?
    100
  19. 1 out of every __ heart attacks are silent meaning the damage is done but the person is not aware.
    5
  20. Heart failure is also commonly known as what?
    Congestive Heart Failure
  21. What lifestyle behaviors can increase your risk of developing heart disease? Name 3/4: Poor nutrition, lack of physical activity, alcohol use, Tobacco use.
    Lifestyle Behaviors
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  23. People in some racial and ethnic groups are at higher risk for developing heart disease. (True)
    Higher Risk Population: True/ False
  24. To take charge of your heart health, what should you get checked regularly? (blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, triglycerides)
    What should you check regularly?
  25. To take charge of your heart health, you should listen to your __ and heed warning signs if things "don't seem right"
    Body
  26. Every _ seconds someone in the US has a heart attack.
    40
  27. Heart failure affects about 5.7M Americans and about how many new cases each year?
    550,000
  28. What are the ABCs of HD? Aspirin when appropriate, Blood pressure control, Cholesterol management, Smoking cessation
    ABCs of Heart Disease
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    HISTORICAL FACTS & FIGURES 2
  30. Name 3 symptoms of heart attack in men: (Sweating, pain in chest, arms, neck or jaw, shortness of breath, heartburn or indigestion.)
    Heart Attack Symptoms in Men
  31. If you're having a heart attack what should you do: (Call 911, Chew or swallow one regular strength aspirin, do not drive yourself to the hospital, let hospital know you're having a heart attack.)
    If you're having a heart attack...
  32. To take charge of your heart health, you should get to know your numbers, then what should you do? (Talk to your doctor to determine if they are high and get a plan of action.)
    Know your numbers, then what?
  33. What does equity mean? (Everyone gets the support they need)
    What is Equity?
  34. HISTORICAL FACTS & FIGURES 1
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