VIDEO Cardiovascular Disease Quiz

What is cardiovascular disease?

• A disease of the respiratory system

• A disease of the cardiovascular system

• A disease of the digestive system

• A disease of the nervous system

What are the examples of cardiovascular diseases mentioned in the text?

• Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease

• Diabetes and arthritis

• Coronary heart disease and heart attacks

• Lung disease and kidney failure

What is the main aim of the video mentioned in the text?

• To discuss the history of cardiovascular diseases

• To look at the diseases briefly and mainly focus on treatments

• To analyze the psychological impact of cardiovascular diseases

• To focus on the symptoms of cardiovascular diseases

What is a stent used for in the treatment of coronary heart disease?

• To prevent blood clotting

• To hold open blocked arteries

• To replace damaged heart valves

• To decrease cholesterol levels

What is the main function of statins in the treatment of cardiovascular diseases?

• To increase the risk of heart attacks

• To induce infections

• To replace faulty heart valves

• To alter the balance of cholesterol in the bloodstream

What can happen if heart valves become faulty?

• Reduced risk of heart attacks

• Decreased oxygen supply to the heart muscle

• Increased blood flow through the valves

• Improved circulation in the body

What is the main downside of using artificial hearts as a treatment?

• They are not effective in improving heart function

• They require frequent replacements

• They can be rejected by the body's immune system

• They are prone to infections

What is the purpose of a heart and lung transplant?

• To treat heart failure

• To improve lung function only

• To replace damaged kidneys

• To address diseases affecting both the heart and lungs

What is the risk associated with taking statins as a medication?

• Headaches and kidney failure

• Reduced risk of strokes

• Improved overall health

• Decreased cholesterol levels

What is the role of a heart valve?

• To prevent blood flow altogether

• To regulate blood pressure

• To allow blood to flow in one direction only

• To allow blood to flow in both directions