IAWH Women and Hypertension Quiz
High Blood Pressure is a condition that makes the heart work harder than normal. And left untreated, it scars and damages your arteries and can lead to heart attack, stroke, kidney failure, eye damage, heart failure and fatty buildups in the arteries, called atherosclerosis (American Heart Association).

This women's health quiz was prepared for the Institute for the Advancement of Women's Health (IAWH) by Adira Brenner, Senior, pre-med Public Health major, from American University, in Washington, DC.  

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1. What is high blood pressure? *
10 points
2. According to the Office on Women's Health for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, blood pressure at rest should be less than... *
10 points
3. Select the correct definition of each type of blood pressure measurement (Systolic and Diastolic)? Check all the apply. *
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4. When combined with clinical support and lifestyle changes, which strategy involves a patient’s regular monitoring of their blood pressure in a more real world setting and can be used to lower blood pressure *
10 points
5. How many women die of heart disease per year? *
10 points
6. The risk for hypertension increases as you age. What ratio of women age 60+ have hypertension? *
10 points
7. What are ways you can lower your blood pressure? Check all that apply. *
10 points
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8. There have been more deaths from cardiovascular disease during the COVID-19 pandemic and people who have serious heart conditions are also at higher risk for severe illness and fatal outcomes from COVID-19. *
10 points
9. Which one of these is really a program for women to prevent heart disease? *
10 points
10. When is the best time to take your blood pressure? *
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