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Chapter 14 Preview • Key Terms • Key Ideas • Graphics • Critical Thinking

Chapter 14 Preview • Key Terms • Key Ideas • Graphics • Critical Thinking Chapter Review

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Using Key Terms 1. _________ is the force that blood

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Using Key Terms 1. _________ is the force that blood exerts against the inside walls of a blood vessel.

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Using Key Terms 1. Blood pressure is the force that

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Using Key Terms 1. Blood pressure is the force that blood exerts against the inside walls of a blood vessel.

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Using Key Terms 2. A _______ is a sudden loss

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Using Key Terms 2. A _______ is a sudden loss of blood flow to the heart muscle.

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Using Key Terms 2. A heart attack is a sudden

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Using Key Terms 2. A heart attack is a sudden loss of blood flow to the heart muscle.

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Using Key Terms 3. _____ is a disease by uncontrolled

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Using Key Terms 3. _____ is a disease by uncontrolled cell growth.

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Using Key Terms 3. Cancer is a disease by uncontrolled

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Using Key Terms 3. Cancer is a disease by uncontrolled cell growth.

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Key Ideas 4. ______ are uncontrollable risk factors for

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Key Ideas 4. ______ are uncontrollable risk factors for lifestyle disease. A. Tobacco use, gender, and age B. Genes, age, and gender C. Age, exercise level, and family history of disease D. Gender, exercise level, and tobacco use

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Key Ideas 4. ______ are uncontrollable risk factors for

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Key Ideas 4. ______ are uncontrollable risk factors for lifestyle disease. A. Tobacco use, gender, and age B. Genes, age, and gender C. Age, exercise level, and family history of disease D. Gender, exercise level, and tobacco use

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Key Ideas 5. To help prevent the development of

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Key Ideas 5. To help prevent the development of a lifestyle disease, a person should A. not smoke. B. exercise. C. have a low-fat diet. D. all of the above.

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Key Ideas 5. To help prevent the development of

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Key Ideas 5. To help prevent the development of a lifestyle disease, a person should A. not smoke. B. exercise. C. have a low-fat diet. D. all of the above.

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Key Ideas 6. Which of the following is not

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Key Ideas 6. Which of the following is not a type of cardiovascular disease? A. stroke B. atherosclerosis C. cancer D. high blood pressure

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Key Ideas 6. Which of the following is not

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Key Ideas 6. Which of the following is not a type of cardiovascular disease? A. stroke B. atherosclerosis C. cancer D. high blood pressure

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Key Ideas 7. Which of the following is not

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Key Ideas 7. Which of the following is not a treatment for cardiovascular disease? A. angioplasty B. bypass surgery C. heart transplant D. echocardiography

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Key Ideas 7. Which of the following is not

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Key Ideas 7. Which of the following is not a treatment for cardiovascular disease? A. angioplasty B. bypass surgery C. heart transplant D. echocardiography

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Graphics 8. How many people were diagnosed with diabetes

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Graphics 8. How many people were diagnosed with diabetes in 1978?

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Graphics 8. How many people were diagnosed with diabetes

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Graphics 8. How many people were diagnosed with diabetes in 1978? About 5 million

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Graphics 9. What is the difference in the number

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Graphics 9. What is the difference in the number of people diagnosed with diabetes in 1988 and the number diagnosed in 1998?

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Graphics 9. What is the difference in the number

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Understanding Graphics 9. What is the difference in the number of people diagnosed with diabetes in 1988 and the number diagnosed in 1998? About 3 million (9. 5 million – 6. 5 million = 3 million)

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Critical Thinking 10. Smoking deceases the amount of oxygen that

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Critical Thinking 10. Smoking deceases the amount of oxygen that the blood can carry. How can this effect increase the chances that a smoker will develop cardiovascular disease?

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Critical Thinking 10. Smoking deceases the amount of oxygen that

Chapter 14 Chapter Review Critical Thinking 10. Smoking deceases the amount of oxygen that the blood can carry. How can this effect increase the chances that a smoker will develop cardiovascular disease? Decreased oxygen in the blood makes the heart work harder and puts stress on the vessels, increasing the risk of cardiovascular disease.