Question

lino has a family history of cardiovascular disease and he is worried about his father, who is quite unhealthy. linos father has atherosclerosis, and linos paternal grandfather (his dads dad) had high blood pressure and died of a stroke. his dad regularly smokes tobacco, doesnt exercise and is also very thin. which of the following are risk factors for hypertension?
check all that apply
smoking
thin frame and low body weight
family history of hypertension
inadequate sodium intake
advanced age
african - american ancestry

Explanation:

• Smoking: Smoking can damage blood vessels and increase blood pressure over time.
• Family history of hypertension: Genetic factors play a role in hypertension risk.
• Advanced age: As people age, blood vessels tend to stiffen, increasing the likelihood of hypertension.

Answer:

Smoking, Family history of hypertension, Advanced age