Cardiovascular Disease (CVD)
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Transcript Cardiovascular Disease (CVD)
Cardiovascular Disease
(CVD)
CVD affects the heart (cardio) and
blood vessels (vascular).
Lifestyle Disease vs. Contagious
Disease
What is the difference between a
lifestyle disease & a contagious
disease?
Give an example of each.
List two ways that a lifestyle disease
be prevented?
Causes of Cardio Vascular Disease:
Heredity
Environment
High fat diets
Smoking
Lack of exercise
Stress
Obesity
Coronary arteries
Supply
oxygen
rich blood
to the
heart
muscle
Diseases of the Arteries-Atherosclerosis
(ath·er·o·scle·ro·sis)
When plaque
builds up in the
arteries
Can result in
blocking the
blood flow to the
arteries
Leads to
coronary artery
disease
Stroke
Obesity and
smoking can lead
to a buildup of
deposits in your
arteries that form
a blood clot.
If the clot is close
to your brain, it
can block the flow
of blood and
oxygen and cause
a stroke.
Diseases of the heart
Angina Pectoris A pain or tightness in the
chest caused by lack of
oxygen to the heart
Heart Attack The blood flow to a
section of heart muscle
becomes blocked. If the
flow of blood isn’t
restored quickly, the
section of heart muscle
becomes damaged from
lack of oxygen and
begins to die.
Congestive Heart
failure Heart failure develops
over time as the
pumping of the heart
grows weaker. Problems
sending blood & oxygen
around the body. Heart
will increase in size.
Types of CVD-Hypertension
Blood pressure
is the force of
the blood
pushing on the
arteries.
High blood
pressure makes
the heart work
harder and the
strains the
walls of the
arteries.
Prevention
Avoid tobacco, alcohol & drugs
Eat a balanced diet
Maintain a healthy weight
Exercise
Manage stress
CVD Public Service
Announcement
Focus on
Causes
Effects
prevention
Groups of 3 or 4 only
Due today
Script (very important!)
Poster with visual and slogan
Other creative props