Assessment of cardiovascular risks associated with underlying diseases, nutrition and lifestyle of a Hiperdia group of the family health team in a city in the interior of northwest São Paulo

Introduction: Cardiovascular diseases possess systemic arterial hypertension, diabetes mellitus, diet, physical exercise as important risk factors. The Hiperdia group is a program designed for people affected by systemic arterial hypertension and/or diabetes in order to promote greater care among this population and prevent, from this, secondary damage. Objectives: To evaluate how lifestyle, nutrition, and underlying diseases impact the development of cardiovascular risk, based on the history of presentation of diseases such as Acute Myocardial Infarction, Stroke, Chronic Kidney Disease. Methodology: Cross-sectional observational research. A questionnaire will be proposed to assess nutritional status and physical activity. In addition, measures such as blood pressure measurement, height and weight will be collected to calculate BMI, abdominal circumference to assess how the Hiperdia group is progressing. Results: This research is well designed, and the results of this case study may help in the understanding of cardiovascular diseases associated with diet and lifestyle. Conclusion: the study will deal with the results obtained in the risk assessment cardiovascular disease associated with underlying diseases (arterial hypertension and diabetes mellitus), as well as nutrition and lifestyle, in a Hiperdia group.