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Vaccination
Variety of diseases
Varicella
Small pox
Virus
Virus
Bacteria
Contagion
Germs
No scars
Some scars
Large scars
Dark scars
Is a chickenpox-like disease
May recur several times after the initial bout
Is a disease that appears in adults who have never had chicken pox
Usually occurs all over the body
Recommends chicken pox vaccines for all babies
Recommends vaccinations for babies two weeks after birth
Recommends that teenagers and adults, not previously vaccinated, should have two injections one week apart
Recommends vaccinations for all ages
Is not contagious
Typically runs for five days
Begins as a respiratory disease
Is contagious when the first of the rash appears
Reduce the fever
Apply Non-itch cream to the rash
Take the infected person to the doctor
Give aspirin
Cough, Coryza, and Conjunctivitis.
Cough, Cholera, and Coryza.
Cough, Carcinoma Catharsis.
Cough, Carcinogens, Coryza
In the ears
In the chest
Inside the cheeks
On the face
Measles, mumps, and rubella
Measles, malaria, and rubella
Measles, mumps, and retinitis
Mumps, measles and rheumatism
Recognizable by a severe rash on the face
Recognizable by swelling of glands in the neck
Not contagious
Usually preceded by both fever and chills
Chronic Arthritic Disease
Curable Arthritic Disease
Chronic Arm Disorder
Coronary Artery Disease
Chest pain
Irregular heart beat
Heart attack
Pain in left arm
1.2 million heart attacks occur each year
1.5 thousand heart attacks occur each year
An unknown number of hearts attacks occur each year
Several thousand heart attacks occur each year
More men than women develop heart disease
More women than men develop heart disease
The number of men and the number of women who develop heart disease is about equal
While the numbers are changing, more men than women still develop heart disease
Having a family history of heart disease makes you less likely to develop heart disease
Having a family history makes you more likely to develop heart disease
Your family history has no bearing on your likelihood to develop heart disease
Your race does not have any bearing on the risk for heart disease
Being overweight is not a risk factor for developing heart disease as long as you are physically active
Being overweight at the waistline is a potential risk factor for developing heart disease
“Overweight” can only be defined by the individual
Being overweight is not a risk factor for heart disease as long as you are happy
Rapid heart beat
Slow heart beat
Irregular heart beat
Undetectable heart beat
The Lungs
The Heart
The Kidneys
The Liver
Stress level
Excitability
Blood pressure
Anger management level
The upper number of a fraction
The upper or first number of a blood pressure reading
The upper or first number of a blood pressure reading
The bottom number of a blood pressure reading
Denominator
Numerator
Diastolic
Pressure at rest
Keep their sugar level under control to lower the risk of heart disease
Realize that they are not at risk for heart disease
Maintain careful eating habits but not worry about heart disease
Keep their sugar level under control at all times to lessen the risk of heart disease
230/85
110/60
110/60
The upper limits of a safe blood pressure are 140 over 90
A sedentary lifestyle is a risk factor in heart disease
A sedentary lifestyle is recommended for heart disease patients
A sedentary lifestyle is synonymous with a physically active lifestyle
A sedentary lifestyle risk factor for heart disease