Assessment for Cardiovascular Event Risk
  • Assessment for Cardiovascular Event Risk

  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • 1. What is your age and gender?
  • 2. Do you have a family history of early cardiovascular disease, with a male relative affected before age 55 or a female relative affected before age 65?
  • 3. What is your waist circumference?
  • 4. What is your Body Mass Index (height-weight ratio)?
  • 5. What is your resting pulse rate?
  • 6. What is your blood pressure? (Select all that apply)
  • 7. What is your total cholesterol level? (Check all that apply)
  • 8. What is your HDL (good) cholesterol level?
  • 9. What is your LDL (bad) cholesterol level?
  • 10. Which of the following best describes your triglyceride level?
  • 11. Do you have diabetes or high blood sugar?
  • 12. Do you have bleeding gums? (Check all that apply)
  • 13. Which of the following best describes your sleep patterns?
  • 14. Do you snore?
  • 15. Do you have rheumatoid arthritis or any other inflammatory disease such as psoriasis or lupus?
  • 16. Have you been checked for vitamin D deficiency?
  • 17. Do you have a history of migraine headaches?
  • 18. How would you characterize your ability to cope with stress?
  • 19. Do you spend 11 or more hours a day sitting?
  • 20. How much exercise do you get?
  • 21. Do you smoke?
  • 22. Do you drink regular or diet soft drinks?
  • 23. Do you watch the amount of carbs in your diet?
  • 24. (Women Only): During pregnancy, did you experience high blood pressure or gestational diabetes?
  • 25. (Men Only): Do you have erectile dysfunction?
  • What Your Score Means:

    • If you scored 0 points, congratulations! You are taking excellent care of yourself. Should you choose to enroll in the higher tier which includes the Baledoneen Method, this program can help you maintain and enhance your cardiovascular health.
    • If you scored 1 to 10 points, you have relatively few cardiovascular risks. You will benefit from learning how to optimize your heart health with the easy action steps in this program.
    • If you scored 11 to 20 points, you have definite risks for arterial disease. This program will alert you to what you should be doing right now to combat these health threats.
    • If you scored 20 to 39 points, you are at moderately high risk for cardiovascular disease and would be categorized as a cardiac patient. In our cardiac program, you'll  learn how to identify and overcome hidden medical problems that may be putting your heart health in jeopardy.
    •  If you scored 40 points or higher, you are at high risk for cardiovascular disease. To prevent a heart attack or stroke, we recommend getting a comprehensive cardiovascular evaluation to establish therapies and lifestyle changes that are most likely to help you ward off a heart attack or stroke.
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