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Published on May 07, 2018
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Heart Disease
Sue VerWys MSN, RN
Nurse Educator, Spectrum Health
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What do you know about heart disease?
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What is heart disease?
Under umbrella of cardiovascular disease
Any disease or condition that affects the heart (muscle, valve, rhythm, structure)
The most common is coronary artery disease (CAD), which is cholesterol buildup in the arteries of the heart
CAD is the leading cause of heart attack
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Heart Attack
Blood supply is very reduced or cut off by a blocked artery
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Risk factors
High blood pressure
High cholesterol
Overweight/Obese
Diabetes
Smoking
Unhealthy eating
Physical inactivity
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Other Risk Factors
Stress, depression
Poor or not enough sleep
Too much alcohol
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Heart disease can be prevented!
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Zachary Young
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How can you help?
Help your clients focus on healthy lifestyle
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Control Blood Pressure
Force of blood in the arteries with each heartbeat
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Uncontrolled high BP
Heart attack, stroke
Kidney damage
Eye damage
Heart failure
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Controlling BP
Limit sodium to
Regular physical activity
DASH diet, low-fat, fruits, veggies, fiber, whole grains
Quit smoking
Healthy weight, weight loss
Stress management
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Processed foods
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MattHurst
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Control high cholesterol
LDL sticks to walls of arteries and blocks them
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Mr. Ducke
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Overweight/Obese
5-10% weight loss can make a difference
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Tobyotter
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Control Diabetes
Track ABCs
Monitor blood sugars
Watch carbs, portion sizes
Take medications as prescribed
Lose weight if needed
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Quit Smoking
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Physical activity
30 minutes of moderate intensity 5 days a week
20 minutes vigorous activity 3 days a week
8-10 strength training exercises 2 days a week
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Encourage healthy eating
Eat a variety of food
Portion sizes
Limit high fat and high sugar foods and drinks
Avoid/limit processed foods
Drink water
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Sleep
Recommended is 6-8 hours a night
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Stress Management
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Heart Disease is Preventable!
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What questions do you have?
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