
Aspirin Use and Recommendations

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Olivia Brooks
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Science, Health, Life Skills
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10th - 12th Grade
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Hard
04:30
10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
Who is Dr. Steven Nissen?
A cardiologist at the Cleveland Clinic
A neurologist at a local hospital
A general practitioner
A surgeon at a private clinic
2.
Multiple Choice
What is the recommended dosage of aspirin for secondary prevention?
100 milligrams
500 milligrams
81 milligrams
325 milligrams
3.
Multiple Choice
Which condition is NOT mentioned as a reason to take low-dose aspirin?
Diabetes
Stroke
Heart attack
Peripheral arterial disease
4.
Multiple Choice
Why should people without prior heart events avoid taking aspirin?
It causes drowsiness
It increases cholesterol levels
It may lead to gastrointestinal bleeding
It can cause weight gain
5.
Multiple Choice
What is a potential risk of taking aspirin for those without heart events?
Liver damage
Bleeding into the brain
Increased risk of diabetes
Higher blood pressure
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