Question

1. define cumulative risks. list three cumulative risk behaviors to avoid.

cumulative risk:

Explanation:

Cumulative risks are the combined effects of multiple risk - factors over time. Three cumulative risk behaviors to avoid are smoking (increases risk of lung diseases, heart diseases etc. over time), excessive alcohol consumption (can lead to liver damage, heart problems), and lack of physical activity (linked to obesity, heart disease, diabetes).

Answer:

Cumulative risk: The combined effects of multiple risk - factors over time.

1. Smoking
2. Excessive alcohol consumption
3. Lack of physical activity