#1. A structural and functional protein that constitutes approximately 70% of the protein in high density lipoprotein (HDL).
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#2. The cardiovascular and respiratory systems deliver wastes to the kidneys for removal.
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#3. A major vein in the circulatory system:
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#4. The 4 valves of the heart are the aortic, pulmonary, mitral, and atrial valves.
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#5. Ideal triglyceride lab values should be 1/2 of the cholesterol value, and equal to the HDL.
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#6. Conditions that can contribute to lipid abnormalities are:
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#7. Emphysema, COPD, and Peripheral Vascular Disease are all diseases of the respiratory system.
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#8. These chambers pump blood out of the heart.
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#9. The lower number on a blood pressure reading corresponds to the:
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#10. These lipoproteins contain the highest amount of triglycerides, and causes cholesterol to build up on the walls of the arteries.
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#11. Tar and other substances in cigarette smoke destroy or paralyze the cilia and make the removal of particles more difficult.
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#12. Signs and symptoms of cardiovascular/respiratory dysfunction include:
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#13. Cyanosis, a symptom of cardio/respiratory dysfunction, refers to:
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#14. “______________ is the FIRST place, not the LAST place one should investigate when any disordered energy presents itself.”
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#15. A teaspoon of cayenne pepper in a glass of warm water every fifteen minutes can be used as a form of acute care for circulatory events.
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#16. Contributing conditions that must be addressed for optimal cardio/respiratory health include:
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#17. Magnesium and ___________ are two minerals that especially support cardiovascular health.
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#18. This amino acid improves blood flow to the heart by stimulating endothelial cell releasing factor (ECRF), and thus can be helpful in cases of congestive heart failure.
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#19. Additional physical signs in cardiovascular dysfunction include:
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#20. High homocysteine levels in the blood can damage the lining of the arteries.
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#21. This blood panel identifies twice as many people at risk than routine cholesterol tests.
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#22. Low chloride markers on a blood panel can indicate respiratory alkalosis.
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#23. Which is the more desirable Lipoprotein Pattern Profile you would want to see in a client?
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