Unit 13 Study Guide: Cardiovascular and Respiratory System

Front

What is the main symptom of angina?

Back

Chest pain

Front

What causes angina?

Back

Reduced blood flow to the heart.

Front

What happens to the coronary arteries in coronary artery disease?

Back

They become hardened and narrow.

Front

Which of the following is a controllable risk factor for coronary artery disease? Lack of exercise, Genetics, Age, Gender

Back

Lack of exercise

Front

What type of diet is recommended for heart failure to prevent fluid retention?

Back

Sodium-controlled diet.

Front

Why is daily weight measurement important in heart failure care?

Back

To monitor fluid retention.

Front

At what blood pressure is hypertension diagnosed?

Back

Above 140/90 mmHg.

Front

Which of the following can hypertension lead to? A) Stroke, B) Heart attack, C) Both A and B, D) None of the above

Back

Both A and B

Front

What is apnea?

Back

No breathing.

Front

Fill in the blank: Bradypnea is defined as slow breathing (____ per minute).

Back

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