Question

part d - lo 4. describe the modifiable and nonmodifiable risk factors for cardiovascular disease lifestyle choices can greatly affect a persons risk for cvd. which of the following are positive steps that a person can take to reduce his or her risk for cvd? select all that apply. avoiding food with ldl cholesterol quitting tobacco use exercising regularly eating more food low in saturated fat and trans fats maintaining a healthy weight

Explanation:

High - LDL cholesterol, tobacco use, lack of exercise, diets high in saturated and trans - fats, and obesity are risk factors for cardiovascular disease (CVD). Avoiding LDL - rich foods, quitting tobacco, regular exercise, a healthy diet low in saturated and trans - fats, and maintaining a healthy weight can reduce CVD risk.

Answer:

Avoiding food with LDL cholesterol, Quitting tobacco use, Exercising regularly, Eating more food low in saturated fat and trans fats, Maintaining a healthy weight