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Cardiovascular and Respiratory Disorders

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What is it called when the resting blood pressure is too high?   Hypertension  
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With hypertension the systolic pressure is __________mm Hg or higher.   140  
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With hypertension the diastolic pressure is ________ mm Hg or higher.   90  
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When the person has a systolic pressure between 120-139 mm Hg or a diastolic pressure between 80-89 mm Hg the person is diagnosed with ______-_______________.   Pre-hypertension  
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Hypertension can be caused by ______________ disorders, head injuries, some pregnancy problems, and adrenal gland tumors.   Kidney  
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Hypertension can lead to stroke, hardening of the ______________, heart attack, heart failure, kidney failure, and blindness.   Arteries  
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Risk factors for hypertension that you cannot change include age: ________ years or older for men and 55 years or older for women.   45  
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Younger women are at a _____________ risk than younger men for developing hypertension.   Lower  
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The risk of hypertension __________ for women after menopause.   Increases  
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African-Americans are at a ________________ risk for hypertension than whites.   Greater  
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Risk factors for hypertension that you cannot change include a ___________ history of hypertension.   Family  
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Risk factors for hypertension that you _____________ change include being over-weight, stress, tobacco use, high-salt diet, excessive alcohol use, atherosclerosis, and pre-hypertension.   Can  
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Lack of _____________ is a risk factor for hypertension that you can change.   Exercise  
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Men are at a ____________ risk than women of developing coronary artery disease.   Greater  
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Risk of coronary artery disease increases in men after age _______.   45  
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Risk of coronary artery disease increase in women after age _________.   55  
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African-Americans are at a ____________ risk than other groups of developing cardiovascular disease.   Greater  
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Being __________-___________ and lack of exercise are factors you can change to decrease your risk of coronary artery disease.   Over-weight  
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Having high blood _______________ and hypertension increases the risk of coronary artery disease.   Cholesterol  
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Smoking and diabetes are things that you can _____________ to reduce your risk of coronary artery disease.   Control  
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With coronary artery disease (CAD), the coronary arteries become __________ and narrow.   Hardened  
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Major complications of CAD are angina, heart attack, irregular heartbeats, and sudden _____________.   Death  
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Another term for myocardial infarction is __________ _____________.   Heart attack  
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What word mean chest pain?   Angina  
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Angina is chest pain from reduced __________ ___________ to a part of the heart muscle.   Blood flow  
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Angina occurs when the heart needs more ___________.   Oxygen  
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The _____________ associated with angina can occur in the shoulders, arms, neck, jaw, or back.   Pain  
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When a person is having angina, ______________ for 3 to 15 minutes often relieves the symptoms.   Resting  
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Along with rest, the person may take a ________________ called nitroglycerin to help relieve angina.   Medication  
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Nitroglycerin is kept within the person's ____________ at all times.   Reach  
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chest pain lasting longer than a few minutes and not relieved by rest and nitroglycerin may signal a ___________ _____________.   Heart attack  
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With myocardial infarction (MI) part of the heart muscle ____________.   Dies  
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In an MI, blood flow to the heart muscle is suddenly _______________.   Blocked  
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In an MI, the ______________ area may be small or large.   Damaged  
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Signs and symptoms of a MI include sudden, severe chest pain usually on the _____________ side.   Left  
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Signs and symptoms of a MI include chest pain that can be described as crushing, stabbing, or _______________.   Squeezing  
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Signs and symptoms of a MI include chest pain that may feel like someone is _______________ on the chest.   Sitting  
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Signs and symptoms of a MI include _________ ___________ that is not relieved by rest and nitroglycerin.   Chest pain  
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Signs and symptoms of a MI include pain or numbness in one or both arms, the back, neck _____________, or stomach   Jaw  
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Signs and symptoms of a MI include perspiration and ____________, clammy skin.   Cold  
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Signs and symptoms of a MI include pallor (pale skin) and _____________.   Cyanosis  
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Signs and symptoms of a MI include ____________ blood pressure.   Low  
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Signs and symptoms of a MI include weak and irregular ____________.   Pulse  
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Signs and symptoms of a MI include _____________, apprehension, and a feeling of doom.   Fear  
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A person may need medical or surgical procedures to open or ____________ the diseased artery.   Bypass  
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A person who has had a MI needs ______________ rehabilitation.   Cardiac  
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Heart failure of congestive heart failure (CHF) occurs when the _____________ heart cannot pump normally.   Weakened  
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When the left side of the heart cannot pump blood normally, blood backs up into the _________________.   Lungs  
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Left sided heart failure can lead to poor blood flow to the ____________ causing confusion, dizziness, and fainting.   Brain  
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When the right side of the heart cannot pump blood normally, blood backs up into the venous system causing feet and ankles to ________________.   Swell  
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What type of diet is ordered for persons with heart failure?   Sodium-controlled  
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Semi-Fowler's position is the preferred position for ________________ when someone has CHF.   Breathing  
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When caring for someone with CHF you need to measure ____________ and output.   Intake  
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When caring for someone with CHF you need to measure weight _______________.   Daily  
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When caring for someone with CHF you need to restrict __________ as ordered.   Fluids  
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When caring for someone with CHF you need to take measures to prevent skin ________________ and pressure ulcers.   Breakdown  
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When caring for someone with CHF you need to assist with _______-________ activities.   Self-care  
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When caring for someone with CHF you need to apply compression _______________ as ordered.   Stockings  
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Good skin care and regular position ______________ are important when caring for someone with CHF.   Changes  
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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) involves two disorders: chronic _______________ and emphysema.   Bronchitis  
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COPD interferes with oxygen and carbon dioxide _______________ in the lungs.   Exchange  
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Chronic bronchitis occurs after repeated episodes of _______________.   Bronchitis  
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What is a major cause of chronic bronchitis?   Smoking  
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Over time, a person with chronic bronchitis will begin to cough up _____________ that may contain pus.   Mucus  
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A person with chronic bronchitis has difficulty ______________ and gets tired easily.   Breathing  
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The risk of _____________ tract infections is very high in persons with chronic bronchitis.   Respiratory  
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In emphysema the alveoli ______________ and become less elastic.   Enlarge  
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What is a common cause of emphysema?   Smoking  
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Respiratory therapy, breathing exercises, _____________ and medications are common treatments for persons with emphysema.   Oxygen  
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What is the disorder in which the airway becomes inflamed and narrow?   Asthma  
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Wheezing and _____________ are common signs of asthma.   Coughing  
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Over time, the person with chronic bronchitis will cough up _____________ that may contain pus.   Mucus  
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The person with chronic bronchitis has difficulty ____________ and tires easily.   Breathing  
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When someone has chronic bronchitis _____________ tract infection are prevented.   Respiratory  
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In emphysema the alveoli ______________ and become less elastic.   Enlarge  
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What is a common cause of emphysema?   Smoking  
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Respiratory therapy, breathing exercises, _________________, and medications are ordered to treat emphysema.   Oxygen  
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What is the disorder called in which the airway becomes inflamed and narrow?   Asthma  
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Wheezing and _______________ are common signs of asthma.   Coughing  
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What is a respiratory infection caused by viruses?   Influenza  
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Changes in ______________ status may signal flu in older persons.   Mental  
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Worsening of other _____________ problems may signal flu in older persons.   Health  
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A body temperature _______________ the normal range may signal flu in older persons.   Below  
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Increased _______________ may signal flu in older persons.   Fatigue  
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Decreased ______________ and fluid intake may signal flu in older persons.   Appetite  
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The CDC recommends the flu vaccine for persons ____________ years of age and older.   50  
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The CDC recommends the flu vaccine for persons who have chronic _____________, lung, liver, or kidney disease.   Heart  
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The CDC recommends the flu vaccine for persons who have ____________.   Diabetes  
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The CDC recommends the flu vaccine for persons that have ______________ system problems.   Immune  
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The CDC recommends the flu vaccine for persons who have ________________ system disorders.   Nervous  
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The CDC recommends the flu vaccine for persons who have a severe form of _______________ (decreased hemoglobin in the blood).   Anemia  
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The CDC recommends the flu vaccine for persons who are __________________.   Pregnant  
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The CDC recommends the flu vaccine for persons who are living in _____________ centers.   Nursing  
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The CDC recommends the flu vaccine for persons who are ___________ _____________ workers.   Heath care  
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The CDC recommends the flu vaccine for persons who are in contact with person at __________ ____________ for flu-related complications.   High risk  
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What is an inflammation and infection of lung tissue in which the affected tissues fill with fluid?   Pneumonia  
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With pneumonia, oxygen and carbon dioxide ________________ is affected.   Exchange  
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What type of pneumonia is common in older persons?   Aspiration  
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With pneumonia, the color of the ______________ (thick and white, green, yellow, or rust-colored) depends on the cause.   Sputum  
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Persons with pneumonia are treated with ______________ for infection and pain.   Medications  
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When a person has pneumonia, _______________ intake is increased because of fever and to thin secretions.   Fluid  
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What position eases breathing?   Semi-Fowler's  
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Tuberculosis (TB) is spread by ______________ droplets with coughing, sneezing, speaking, singing, or laughing.   Airborne  
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Persons having ___________, frequent contact with those infected with TB are at risk.   Close  
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