Cardiovascular diseases can begin to develop during adolescence or even childhood. Below are some risk factors that may increase your chances of developing cardiovascular disease. Mark the risk factor as one you can control or one you cannot control. (8 points)

Risk factor that you can control Risk factor that you cannot control

Age

Risk factor you can control - Age

Risk factor that you cannot control - Age

Tobacco use

Risk factor that you can control - Tobacco use

Risk factor that you cannot control - Tobacco use

Cholesterol

Risk factor you can control - Cholesterol

Risk factor that you cannot control - Cholesterol

Physical activity

Risk factor you can control - Physical activity

Risk factor that you cannot control - Physical activity

Sex

Risk factor you can control - Gender

Risk factor that you cannot control - Gender

Stress

Risk factor you can control - Stress

Risk factor that you cannot control - Stress

Diet

Risk factor you can control - Diet

Risk factor that you cannot control - Diet

Inheritance

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Risk factor that you can control - Inheritance (through lifestyle choices that can affect gene expression)

Risk factor that you cannot control - Inheritance (genetic predisposition to cardiovascular disease)
Answer all correctly
Age - Risk factor that you cannot control

Tobacco use - Risk factor that you can control

Cholesterol - Risk factor that you can control

Physical activity - Risk factor that you can control

Sex - Risk factor that you cannot control

Stress - Risk factor that you can control

Diet - Risk factor that you can control

Inheritance - Risk factor that you cannot control