Practice Quiz Chapter 10

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. ________ is an end-stage of heart disease, when the heart cannot pump sufficient blood to meet the demands of the body.

. SSRIs increase the availability of ________.

. The procedure in which a catheter is used to place a balloon or wire mesh tube to dilate coronary vessels that have narrowed is called ________.

. Psychosocial factors associated with the development and prognosis of CVD do NOT include ________.

. ________-related vulnerability to disease may stem from a discrepancy between a real or perceived appraisal of environmental demands and the biopsychosocial coping mechanisms of an individual.

. The effects of effort-reward imbalances are particularly evident in employees with limited ________.

. Heart failure affects primarily ________.

. ________ individuals are competitive high achievers who display anger and hostility and tend to be engaged in multiple tasks.

. ________ is defined as the experience of positive consequences arising from the struggle with a traumatic event.

. ________ is recognized as having a modest role in the improvement of mood, but not CVD outcomes.

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