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Friday, 22 February 2019
Tuesday, 19 February 2019
Heart Attacks
Heart Attacks
What is it?
A heart attack is when someones blood plaque in their heart has broken/ruptured and starts to create a blockage, creating a blood clot, blocking your arteries, causing a heart attack. Also whilst having a heart attack it can mean your tissues in your heart starts to slowly die.
How to prevent a Heart Attack?
To prevent a heart attack you made need to:
- Watch your health and weight
- Start looking after your diet
- Try to not stress too much/Reducing your stress
- Try staying away from smoking or drinking
- Try being physically active as much as you can/Everyday
- Get your high blood cholesterol and high blood pressure under control.
Treatment:
Treatment you could get towards it could be
- Aspirin
- Thrombolytic
- Anti-platelet
- Pain relievers
- Nitroglycerin
- Beta Blockers
And so on but make sure to get a prescription from your doctor first, or talk to your doctor about it.
Symptoms:
If you think you are having a heart attack check for these symptoms-
- Pressure against your chest or your chest may be feeling tight.
- Heart burn
- Nausea
- Abdominal pain
- Indigestion
- Shortness of your breath
- A chilling kind of sweat
- Being fatigue
- Being suddenly dizzy
- Being light headed.
A heart attack is when someones blood plaque in their heart has broken/ruptured and starts to create a blockage, creating a blood clot, blocking your arteries, causing a heart attack. Also whilst having a heart attack it can mean your tissues in your heart starts to slowly die.
How to prevent a Heart Attack?
To prevent a heart attack you made need to:
- Watch your health and weight
- Start looking after your diet
- Try to not stress too much/Reducing your stress
- Try staying away from smoking or drinking
- Try being physically active as much as you can/Everyday
- Get your high blood cholesterol and high blood pressure under control.
Treatment:
Treatment you could get towards it could be
- Aspirin
- Thrombolytic
- Anti-platelet
- Pain relievers
- Nitroglycerin
- Beta Blockers
And so on but make sure to get a prescription from your doctor first, or talk to your doctor about it.
Symptoms:
If you think you are having a heart attack check for these symptoms-
- Pressure against your chest or your chest may be feeling tight.
- Heart burn
- Nausea
- Abdominal pain
- Indigestion
- Shortness of your breath
- A chilling kind of sweat
- Being fatigue
- Being suddenly dizzy
- Being light headed.
Sunday, 17 February 2019
Human Rights
This week in my class 10Ak have been learning about Human rights and what we think it might mean, here is a poster I have created on Human rights.
While our focus was towards Human rights, I have learn't so many new things on Human rights, before creating this poster, I did not know most of these Human rights.
There are 30 Human rights.
Wednesday, 13 February 2019
Arthritis
What is Arthritis?
Arthritis is another way of saying joint pains or a joint disease, there are also around 100 different types of Arthritis and any relative conditions. Anybody can have arthritis (Children, Adult, sexes, ages, races) etc, it is also the leading cause of most disabilities in America, around 300,000 children and 50 million adults have some type of Arthritis. It can be for all ages but is commonly known to be on older ages and in woman.
What are the symptoms of Arthritis?
Symptoms of arthritis are, Stiffness, pain, burning sensation in the area, & swelling, these symptoms can come at random times, and can either be a mild pain or a very severe. Arthritis can also be able to cause permanent joint changes in the area it effects you.
Where is Arthritis found in the body?
Arthritis is found in areas where there are joints, so would be in places like, your elbow, shoulder, feet, fingers, back bone/spine, neck, hips, knees, wrists, hands, heel & toes.
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