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== Description ==
 
== Description ==
 
The ARIC Coronary Heart Disease Risk assessment tool uses information from the ARIC study.  It is designed for adults, 45-65 years old, who do not have heart disease to predict the patient’s chance of having a heart attack in the next 10 years.   
 
The ARIC Coronary Heart Disease Risk assessment tool uses information from the ARIC study.  It is designed for adults, 45-65 years old, who do not have heart disease to predict the patient’s chance of having a heart attack in the next 10 years.   
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====Optimal Levels of Risk Factors====
 
====Optimal Levels of Risk Factors====
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|Sex || Yes
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|Sex || Demographics || Patient Sex
 
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|Ethnicity || Yes
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|Ethnicity || Demographics || Patient Ethnicity
 
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|Age || Yes
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|Age || Demographics || Patient Age
 
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|Total Cholesterol || Yes
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|Total Cholesterol || Results || Patient's total cholesterol in mg/dL
 
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|HDL Cholesterol || Yes
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|HDL Cholesterol || Results || Patient's high density lipoprotein count
 
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|Systolic BP || Yes
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|Systolic BP || Vitals || Patient's systolic blood pressure in mm Hg
 
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|Blood Pressure Medication || Yes
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|Blood Pressure Medication || Medications || Whether or not the patient is currently taking medication to control their blood pressure
 
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|History of Diabetes || Yes
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|Diabetes || Problems || Patient's diabetes status
 
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|Smoking Status || Yes
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|Smoking Status || Problems || Patient's smoking status
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|10 Year Risk|| The patient’s risk of heart attack within the next ten years
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|10 Year CHD Risk || Results || The patient’s risk of heart attack within the next ten years
 
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|Average 10 Year Risk || The average risk of heart attack within the next ten  <br>
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|Average 10 Year Risk || Results || The average risk of heart attack within the next ten  <br>
 
years for a person of this gender, race, and age
 
years for a person of this gender, race, and age
 
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Revision as of 17:58, 5 April 2013

Description

The ARIC Coronary Heart Disease Risk assessment tool uses information from the ARIC study. It is designed for adults, 45-65 years old, who do not have heart disease to predict the patient’s chance of having a heart attack in the next 10 years.


ARIC Coronary Heart Disease Risk.JPG


Optimal Levels of Risk Factors

  • Being a non-smoker
  • Total cholesterol of less than 200 mg/dL
  • HDL cholesterol greater than 60 mg/dL
  • Systolic blood pressure less than 120 mHg and not needing treatment for high blood pressure


Calculator Inputs

Input Mapping Type Description
Sex Demographics Patient Sex
Ethnicity Demographics Patient Ethnicity
Age Demographics Patient Age
Total Cholesterol Results Patient's total cholesterol in mg/dL
HDL Cholesterol Results Patient's high density lipoprotein count
Systolic BP Vitals Patient's systolic blood pressure in mm Hg
Blood Pressure Medication Medications Whether or not the patient is currently taking medication to control their blood pressure
Diabetes Problems Patient's diabetes status
Smoking Status Problems Patient's smoking status


Calculator Outputs

Output Mapping Type Description
10 Year CHD Risk Results The patient’s risk of heart attack within the next ten years
Average 10 Year Risk Results The average risk of heart attack within the next ten

years for a person of this gender, race, and age

References

http://www.aricnews.net/riskcalc/html/RC1.html