For questions 1 through 12, fill in the blanks with the best possible answer. (1pointforeachblank=16 total points) 1. A __ disease lasts a long time. 2. Many chronic diseases share three common risk factors: physical inactivity, __ ,and __ 3. Examples of cardiovascular disease include coronary ary heart disease, atherosclerosis, arteriosclerosis, high __ and __ . 4. Arteriosclerosis refers to __ of the arteries. 5. Leg pain, muscle aches, and poor temperature regulation are symptoms of peripheral __ disease. 6. Almost one in __ Americans has diabetes. 7. In type I diabetes, __ is not produced by the pancreas. 8. The disease associated with loss of bone density and occurring most often in women is __ . 9. The most common forms of cancer in men are __ colon, and __ 10. The most common forms of cancer in women are breast, colon and __ 11. __ refers to a loss of brain function over time. 12. Persons with disability in the United States are protected under the __ With __ Act. 13. What are two things you should do when speaking with someone who has impaired hearing? ( points)

1. A chronic disease lasts a long time.<br />2. Many chronic diseases share three common risk factors: physical inactivity, obesity, and smoking.<br />3. Examples of cardiovascular disease include coronary artery disease, atherosclerosis, arteriosclerosis, high blood pressure, and heart failure.<br />4. Arteriosclerosis refers to hardening of the arteries.<br />5. Leg pain, muscle aches, and poor temperature regulation are symptoms of peripheral vascular disease.<br />6. Almost one in three Americans has diabetes.<br />7. In type I diabetes, insulin is not produced by the pancreas.<br />8. The disease associated with loss of bone density and occurring most often in women is osteoporosis.<br />9. The most common forms of cancer in men are prostate, colon, and lung.<br />10. The most common forms of cancer in women are breast, colon, and lung.<br />11. Alzheimer's disease refers to a loss of brain function over time.<br />12. Persons with disability in the United States are protected under the Americans with Disabilities Act.<br />13. When speaking with someone who has impaired hearing, you should:<br /> - Face the person and speak clearly.<br /> - Ensure the person can see your lips and facial expressions.<br /> - Avoid shouting or speaking too slowly.