Question

hlp

Answer 1

@L094N16 @ams98

Answer 2

this is the article:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2629129/pdf/nihms58383.pdf





and i will post the question

Answer 3

How did the researchers quantify “cardiovascular disease?”


a)reports of cardiovascular surgery
b)reports of myocardial infarction
c)death from cardiovascular causes
d)All of these were considered CVD endpoints.

Answer 4

sorry i really need help!

Answer 5

sorry had to turn off jack septic eye and Ill try to help but Ill be leaving shortly and wont b back for a whil

Answer 6

plez hlp

Answer 7

@Huntingbolt

Answer 8

Okay first off do u know what quantify means cause I had to look that up to figure out the question LOL

Answer 9

measure .ples help

Answer 10

okay then if u r measuring all u really need to know is how did they come up with there answer? find the methods part read it cause its small and use what u think is best

Answer 11

whats the answer!is it d

Answer 12

we r not allowed to give direct answers on here sorry

Answer 13

please@

Answer 14

oh:(

Answer 15

just tell mee if u im wright

Answer 16

hold on and Ill try to help u figure it out

Answer 17

whixh on do you think it is?

Answer 18

d ? idk

Answer 19

okay Look at the results of the experiment and give me a few minutes there's a lot of words I don't understand LOL

Answer 20

Conclusion—A higher sodium/potassium ratio is associated with increased risk of later CVD, and
is stronger than sodium or potassium alone.
Both observational data and randomized trials have identified a lower level of blood pressure
(BP) and a reduced risk of hypertension among those with lower levels of sodium intake and
higher levels of potassium intake.1-8 Recent evidence has suggested that long-term
interventions aimed at sodium reduction or potassium substitution may also lead to a reduced
risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD).9, 10 Dose-response relations of sodium and potassium
intake, as well as the sodium-potassium ratio, with CVD, however, have not been definitively
determined.11 The biologic interaction of sodium and potassium is of particular interest, since
it may play a dominant role in the pathogenesis of hypertension and the development of CVD.
when u look at that and then look at the answers tell me

Answer 21

so d