Women and Cardiovascular Disease

Welcome and Introductions

• Facilitator:
  
• Adeline Yerkes, BSN, MPH, RN
• Owner, Heartland Training Center for Women


• Presenters:
• Adeline Yerkes, BSN, MPH, RN
• Amy Carte, BS, MS, RN
• Consultant and Co-Author, Cardiovascular Disease and Women

Discussion of Key Elements

• Toolkit and its Use
• Women: The Unique Differences in Gender
• Heart Disease in Women
• Stroke in Women
• Women and Heart Failure
• Preventive Cardiology
• Resources of Interest

Questions

Call to Action/Adjourn

Registration and Key Items

Registration:

Please Register for this webinar using the form below. At the base of the registration form, the registrant will find a Pre-test. Please complete the pre-test as a part of the registration for the webinar. A post test will be given at the conclusion of the webinar. Registration is limited to 120 registrants.

Cost of Webinar:

The webinar will cost each registrant $35.00. This fee includes CEU. Charge for webinar will be handled online at registration.

CEU:

This webinar has applied for 1 hr of CEU’s for Registered Nurses.

Key Item:

This webinar will present information about a toolkit for use by nurse trainers in training other nurses about Cardiovascular Disease in Women. At the conclusion of the webinar and the registrants completion of the post test, a copy of the toolkit will be mailed to the registrant. Registrants will be surveyed at the end of 6 months and one year post the webinar for usefulness and effectiveness.

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WOMEN AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE PRE-TEST

1. Cardiovascular risk factors include the following: -- Select One -- a. High Blood Pressure b. Diabetes c. Smoking d. Sleep Apnea e. Depression f. Adverse childhood events g. all of the above h. a,b,c only 2. The literature states that women are not appropriately represented in clinical trials. What percent of women are taking part in cardiovascular disease trials? -- Select One -- a. 25% b. 30% c. 55% d. 65% e. 75% 3. Persons with diabetes are more at risk of cardiovascular disease. Which statement most correctly discusses this risk? -- Select One -- a. Persons with diabetes are twice at risk for developing a stroke. b. Two out of three people with diabetes die from heart disease or stroke. c. Diabetes is estimated to be responsible for 1 in every 10 deaths cardiovascular disease deaths d. None of the above statements e. All of the above statements 4. According to the American Heart Association, inadequate control of high blood pressure continues to be the most important potentially treatable cause of CVD and stroke in women. -- Select One -- True False 5. Weight loss for women after menopause tends to be more difficult and recent research reflects that 120 minutes daily of moderate physical activity is needed to begin the weight loss process. -- Select One -- True False 6. Aspirin should be administered for both acute myocardial infarction and stroke. -- Select One -- True False 7. Researchers have found that people with periodontal disease are almost twice as likely to suffer from coronary artery disease as those without periodontal disease. -- Select One -- True False