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1. The frail, old man was probably suffering from what chronic, lifestyle-related disease? *

2. What unhealthy behavior probably contributed most to his chronic disease? *

A diet high in saturated fat A diet high in refined carbohydrates Smoking Not enough ecercise

3. Who did his unhealthy choices effect (hurt)? *

Only himself Himself and his wife Himself, his wife, and their children Himself, his wife, their children, and their grandchildren

4. On a scale of 1-5, how much did his daily lifestyle choices affect the quality of his last 10 years? *

5. If the frail, old man knew how much he would suffer, do you believe he would have changed his lifestyle? *

Yes, no one would choose to suffer so much. Yes, if he also got the help he needed No, he probably knew, but just didn't try hard enough. No, he knew and had help available, but refused anyways.

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1. What unhealthy behavior contributed MOST to the obese man's chronic condition? *

Smoking Excessive use of alcohol Poor eating habits Not enough exercise

2. What lifestyle-related risk factors were probably present from an early age? (Mark all that apply.) *

3. At what age did the obese man develop (start) an unhealthy lifestyle? *

As an infant (<1 year old) As a toddler (1-2 years old) Early childhood (3-6 years old) Late childhood (7-10 years old) Adolescence (11-13 years old) As a teenager (14-17 years old) As a young adult (18-24 years old) As an adult / young parent (25-30)

4. Who is responsible for his unhealthy choices? *

5. If the man survives his heart attack, do you believe he will change his lifestyle? *

Yes, such an event can be life changing May be, but he'll probably rely more on medical treatment. No, major lifestyle change is nearly impossible.

1. What impact did these videos have on you? *

2. What do you believe will help people make healthier choices on a daily basis? *

The Impact of Lifestyle