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Hypertension Lesson 7 - Tips, Games, and More! Back to Hypertension Channel Assignment #1
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Assignment #3 Alright, we don't want any nervous stomachs here, but it's time for your Hypertension 101 final quiz. Really, if you're having any flashbacks of chemistry, history, or English finals, you're way off track. This one should be an absolute breeze. This quiz includes a couple of questions from each of the previous lessons, so you should have no trouble. But hey, if you do miss one or two, you can always go back to the lesson to review that's why savvyHEALTH is so great! We're always here to help you stay informed on your hypertension and to make the right decisions about your treatment. Assignment #4 Well, you have certainly come a long way! As your last Hypertension 101 assignment, we want you to slowly raise one arm over your head, bend your elbow so that your hand hangs down behind your head, and proceed to give yourself a couple of pats on the back you certainly deserve them. Congratulations on finishing this very important step toward taking control of your health.
Way to go, graduate! We hope that you enjoyed this overview course as much as we enjoyed preparing it. Knowledge is certainly power power to control your life and your condition. Now that you have a pretty solid hypertension education foundation, you are ready to tackle more specific hypertension issues. Visit our Savvy Scholar: Online Learning Center (coming soon!) to see what mini-courses we have to offer on hypertension You can do a lot of other things at the learning center as well post a message on the Hypertension 101 message board, join a chat, play our other games and more! Also, don't forget to check out that Hypertension Library as well as our features archive. We look forward to seeing you again, real soon! Page 1 2 3 4 5 6 Copyright © 2000-2024 savvyHEALTH.com. All rights reserved.
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