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what is the term for conditions that are strongly influenced by daily habits and behaviors?
lifestyle-linked diseases
what are the core lifestyle drivers of disease?
poor nutrition, physical inactivity, stress, environmental factors
what is the term for chronically elevated blood pressure?
hypertension
what is the term for plaque buildup in arterial walls?
atherosclerosis
what is the term for the narrowing or blockage of coronary arteries?
coronary artery disease
what is the term for sudden loss of heart function?
cardiac arrest
what is the term for blocked blood flow to the heart muscle?
heart attack
what is a heart attack also known as?
myocardial infarction
what are the major cardiovascular risk factors?
poor diet, inactivity, smoking, stress, diabetes, obesity, high cholesterol
how do lifestyle choices lead to heart disease?
increases blood pressure and plaque buildup..then CAD..then heart attack or cardiac arrest
what is the term for when the brain hits inside the skull causing bruising, tearing, or bleeding?
traumatic brain injury
what causes traumatic brain injury?
trauma from falls, accidents, sports
what is the term for loss of consciousness/paralysis from interrupted brain flow?
stroke
what causes stroke?
hypertension, smoking, inactivity, high-fat diet, diabetes
what is the term for chronic autoimmune destruction of myelin; progressive and irreversible?
multiple sclerosis
what cause multiple sclerosis?
autoimmune origin; exact cause unclear
how does vascular health relate to neurological disease?
poor vascular health increases stroke risk
what is the term for chronic airflow obstruction interfering with normal breathing?
COPD
what causes COPD?
smoking, asthma, TB, pollutants, textile dust, infections, allergies
what is the term for malignant tumors in trachea, bronchi, or alveoli?
lung cancer
what causes lung cancer?
87% smoking; also radon, asbestos, uranium
what is the term for acute inflammation of lower respiratory tract?
pneumonia
what causes pneumonia?
bacterial, viral, fungal, and chemical exposure; aspiration
what is the strongest shared risk factor for respiratory diseases?
smoking
what is the term for a cluster of conditions increasing risk for heart disease and diabetes?
metabolic syndrome
what is the term for impaired glucose metabolism?
type 2 diabetes
what is the term for thyroid enlargement from iodine deficiency or goitrogens?
simple goiter
what is the term for ovarian cysts with hormonal imbalance?
PCOS
what are the major endocrine disease risk factors?
poor diet, obesity, sedentary lifestyle, hormonal dysregulation, iodine deficiency
how are endocrine diseases linked to other conditions?
metabolic dysfunction
what is the term for a foodborne illness from contaminated beef, lettuce, spinach, unpasteurized milk/juice?
E.coli
how is E.coli transmitted?
ingesting contaminated food
what is the term for a highly infectious respiratory disease with paroxysmal cough and shrill inspiration?
pertussis
how is pertussis transmitted?
direct contact or respiratory secretions
what are the major drivers of emerging infectious diseases?
microorganim adaptation, human susceptibility, climate/ecosystem changes, demographics, land use, economic development, international travel, technology/industry
what is the term for excessive fear/worry linked to stress, poor sleep, and inactivity?
generalized anxiety disorder
what physiological changes occur in GAD?
increased SNS activation, HR, BP, RR; elevated cortisol; gut-brain dysregulation; muscle tension; immune//inflammatory changes
what is the term for persistent sadness, hopelssness, loss of interest; impaired functioning?
major depressive disorder
what physiological changes occur in MDD?
low serotonin/dopamine/norepinephrine, altered hippocampus/amygdala, slowed neural connectivity, low HRV, high cortisol, thyroid issues, inflammation, sleep disturbances
what lifestyle factors directly affect mental health physiology?
sleep, diet, stress, and physical activity