Medical Assignment on Study Design, Identification of Coronary Heart Disease, Multivitamins and Cardiovascular Mortality

Medical assignment
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Table of contents
Part A...............................................................................................................................................3
Part B...............................................................................................................................................3
Part C...............................................................................................................................................4
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Part A
Answer 1: The study design of the study is the identification in context to the inactive individuals
in context to the dimensions of the physical activity. The Cox regression model was inherited in
this study.
Answer 2: The source for the identification of the coronary heart disease was pain, numbness,
weakness, nausea and heartburn. There were several other sources of identification which
includes sensation in the back, upper abdomen, shoulders and pain in chest.
Answer 3: The participants were excluded because there health index was below average. There
mass index was not normal.
Answer 4: The CHD incidence in context to the risk factors was 2889 in men and 3803 in
women. The age groups in context to women ranged from 30 to 74 years.
Answer 5: The relative risks in context to the coronary disease were the low cholesterol rates and
concentration. The cross section study showed that vigorous exercise led to the fatal CHD and
myocardial infarction in the coming period.
Answer 6: the relative risk was the rise in the cholesterol rates in context to persisting vigorous
exercise. However, there were exercises that reduced the relative risk. The exercises were
running, rowing and weight training. For example, males who smoke arm or adhered in context
to coronal diseases.
Answer 7: The major confounders that were e not incorporated in this study was hypertension,
depression, smoking, anxiety, psychological distress and job strain.
Answer 8: The major barrier was that the study was organized in two dimensions. This was the
main reason. They only targeted the inactive individuals but the active individuals are also
vulnerable to the coronary diseases.
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