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Okay, this question here says your new client is derek who is 42 years old.
00:05
Derek has a bmi bmi of 40 or sorry 29 also, he is 42 years old then he says he used to smoke so he used to smoke but quit four years ago and hasn't smoked since.
00:29
His resting blood pressure is 140 over 86 so you have that the blood pressure is 140 over 86 millimeters of mercury then you have his total cholesterol total cholesterol is equal to 20 or 220 milligrams per deciliter then you have his fasting blood glucose was measured at 98.
00:58
So it is normal actually it says he tells you that he does not get much physical activity.
01:03
So he's sedentary but does mention that he that he usually walks for about 10 minutes most days of the week derek's parents are both in good health and have no serious medical conditions so practically there is no family history of any condition and this question says how many positive cardiovascular disease risk factors does derek have? so in this case he has but first for question number one derek is 42 years old.
01:33
So the age over 45 for men is considered a positive cardiovascular disease risk factors.
01:39
Okay.
01:39
So this is the age is not a risk factor in this case for derek then he doesn't have any family history he used to smoke but quit four years ago and hasn't smoked since so smoking is a risk factor for cardiovascular disease.
01:53
So you have one until now then you have physical inactivity so in this case, he has another he's sedentary.
02:01
So he has another risk factor for cardiovascular disease then obesity is a risk factor for cvd, but in this case derek's bmi is not 30.
02:13
So he is overweight, but he is not obese.
02:16
Now he has hypertension so in this case hypertension is also positive cvd risk factor.
02:21
Then this lipidemia in this case his total cholesterol is measured at 220 milligrams per deciliter.
02:29
So this lipidemia means elevated cholesterol levels...