A patient has a history of angina and has been told to reduce his caloric intake and lose 20 pounds. Which situation might this patient avoid so as to help prevent angina attacks?
a. Watching television
b. Heavy exercise
c. Using the computer
d. Walking 30 minutes
ANS: B
Patients who have angina should avoid things that cause pain such as stress, heavy exercise, and foods that stimulate the heart (e.g., soft drinks and chocolate).
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