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What are the 7 positive risk factors
family history
smoking
hypertension
dyslipidemia
impaired fasting glucose
obesity
physical inactivity
What family history risk factors?
myocardial infarction
coronary revascularization
sudden death before 55 or 65 in women
What are smoking risk factors?
currently smoking
or quit within 6 months
What are hypertension risk factors?
systolic BP over 140mm or
diastolic BP over 90mm
confirmed by 2 measurements on two separate occasions
taking antihypertensive medications
What are dyslipidemia risk factors?
LDL greater than 130 mg/dl
HDL lower than 40 mg/dl
Serum over 200 mg/dl
What are Glucose risk factors?
fasting blood sugar >100 mg/dl confirmed on at least 2 occasions
What are obesity risk factors?
BMI > 30 kg/m2
Waist girth > 40" or 35" women
Waist/hip >.95 or .86 women
What are physical inactivity risk factors?
not participating in regular exercise program or not meeting surgeon generals report
What is low risk?
younger individuals <49 or < 55 women
asymptomatic
no more than one risk factor
What is medium/moderate risk?
>2 risk factors
older >45 or 55 women
What is high risk?
>1 signs or symptoms or know cardiovascular pulmonary or metabolic disease
Do low risk individuals need medical examination or exercise testing prior to participation in moderate or vigorous exercise?
Not necessary
Do med risk individuals need medical examination or exercise testing prior to participation in moderate exercise?
Not necessary
Do med risk individuals need medical examination or exercise testing prior to participation in vigorous exercise?
Recommended
For high risk individuals a medical examination and physician supervision is recommended for all levels of exercise (mod-vigorous) T/F?
True