Assess your heart condition based on health parameters. High blood pressure, sugar, or cholesterol levels may indicate risk.

Heart Condition Assessment

Purpose

The Heart Condition Assessment function is designed to evaluate one's heart health based on various health parameters.

Use Cases

• Assessing overall heart health
• Identifying potential risk factors for heart disease
• Providing guidance on when to consult a doctor

How to Use

1. Enter the required health parameters in the input fields.
2. Click on the "Assess Heart Condition" button to get the assessment result.

Input Values

1. Systolic Blood Pressure - The pressure in your blood vessels when your heart beats. Default unit is mmHg.
2. Diastolic Blood Pressure - The pressure in your blood vessels when your heart rests between beats. Default unit is mmHg.
3. Fasting Glucose Level - The amount of glucose in your blood after fasting. Default unit is mg/dL.
4. Hemoglobin A1c Level - The average blood sugar level over the past 2-3 months. Default unit is percentage.
5. Total Cholesterol Level - The total amount of cholesterol in your blood. Default unit is mg/dL.
6. Triglycerides Level - The amount of fat in your blood. Default unit is mg/dL.
7. HDL Cholesterol Level - The "good" cholesterol in your blood. Default unit is mg/dL.
8. LDL Cholesterol Level - The "bad" cholesterol in your blood. Default unit is mg/dL.
9. BMI - Body Mass Index, a measure of body fat based on height and weight.

Output Values

1. Heart Condition Assessment - A string indicating the assessment of your heart condition.

Any other Instruction

• If the assessment result indicates any potential health risks, please consult a doctor for further evaluation.

Steps of Calculation

1. The function evaluates the input values against predefined thresholds for each health parameter.
2. It checks for high blood pressure, high blood sugar, high cholesterol levels, overweight, and obesity.
3. Based on the input values, it generates an assessment result for the user's heart condition.

Technical Parameters

systolic_bp, diastolic_bp, fasting_glucose, hb_alc, total_cholesterol, triglycerides, hdl_cholesterol, ldl_cholesterol, bmi

Return Values

Heart Condition Assessment

Example Expressions

You can use the following expressions to directly evaluate in a non-interactive manner using eva():

1. heart(systolic_bp='140 mmHg', diastolic_bp='90 mmHg', fasting_glucose='130 mg/dL', hb_alc='6.0 pct', total_cholesterol='220 mg/dL', triglycerides='160 mg/dL', hdl_cholesterol='55 mg/dL', ldl_cholesterol='110 mg/dL', bmi=27.0)
2. heart(systolic_bp='120 mmHg', diastolic_bp='80 mmHg', fasting_glucose='100 mg/dL', hb_alc='5.0 pct', total_cholesterol='180 mg/dL', triglycerides='140 mg/dL', hdl_cholesterol='65 mg/dL', ldl_cholesterol='95 mg/dL', bmi=22.0)

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