Smoking is one of the leading cause of heart diseases.While smoking the arteries of the heart becomes more tighten due to force inhalation of tobacco which makes heart to work hard which results in cardio vascular disorders.
Also now a days the e-cigarettes which had been used many people are prone to develop heart attacks,depression and also coronary artery diseases.Vaping tobacco is the newest form where many flavoured contents were used in it which affects the cells of the blood vessels internally and damage the blood vessels which leads to cardiovascular diseases.Vaping or inhaling is more safer than smoking though the products used in e-cigarettes causes respiratory depression. The electronic cigarettes has many toxic contents such as nicotine, volatile compounds which causes harm to the heart which leads to cardiac disorders.
Ways to Improve or avoid certain Cardiovascular conditions
1.do you feel as there is a link between the newer methods of smoking and cardiovascular...
Respiratory disease and smoking Reviewing the work on respiratory terminology, let's talk about how we could address one the the nation's most preventable causes of lung disease: Do you smoke? Have you ever smoked? Do you have friends or family members who are smokers? Have you seen the effects of this habit on people's health? What do you think the chances are that someone can quit -- and what are some of the techniques recommended? Finally, what is the cost...
Discussion Question 6 Respiratory disease and smoking Reviewing the work on respiratory terminology, let's talk about how we could address one the the nation's most preventable causes of lung disease: Do you smoke? Have you ever smoked? Do you have friends or family members who are smokers? Have you seen the effects of this habit on people's health? What do you think the chances are that someone can quit -- and what are some of the techniques recommended? Finally,...
What is a GMO? What are the pros and cons? Do you think GMO's have a place in the foods we consume and can it affect our health?
(2) When we discuss body composition results with an individual, why do you think that we as health professionals should carefully choose our words and try to soften what otherwise may be a harsh reality of poor results? Keep in mind, that even though we will be particular with what we say, that doesn't mean we don't report results or just simply glaze over them to make the individual feel better. (3) Body composition is a very broad term as...
For this assignment you will write a month prescription for the following individual. Please make sure to include all the components we have discussed. There is a couple of information sheets in the assignment section which wil help guide you Sharon is a 35 year old single mother of two. She is a secretary for a medical office. Most of the time she is sitting at her desk doing administrative tasks during her work day. Recently her doctor recommended that...
Do you feel we are rationalizing healthcare in America? Why or Why not? Up to this point, we have discussed such topics as policy, access, aging, organizational change, labor, and quality. How does all of this fit into healthcare from a financial perspective? In the end, who does this impact most? Least? Why or Why not? From your perspective, is there a way to balance the financial costs/implications/impact of healthcare? Please provide at least 3 examples how this balance may...
why do you feel this response is the most ethical and why do you feel the way you do about animar research? D. Animals clearly feel, and most, let's say all vertebrates, are aware of their surroundings and feel pain. They have as much right to live as we do. Furthermore, we are the custodians of these animals in many cases, and their well-being is our responsibility. Most testing is pointless status quo that keeps grant money coming in but...
why do you feel this response is the most ethical and why do you feel the way you do about animar research? D. Animals clearly feel, and most, let's say all vertebrates, are aware of their surroundings and feel pain. They have as much right to live as we do. Furthermore, we are the custodians of these animals in many cases, and their well-being is our responsibility. Most testing is pointless status quo that keeps grant money coming in but...
1. How do you feel about your overall nutrition and physical activity levels based on what you have recorded over the past week? What have you learned from tracking your diet and physical activity levels? 2. Comment on your carbohydrate, fat, and protein intake. How does your carbohydrate, fat and protein intake compare to the recommended daily amounts? What are the long-term potential consequences or benefits to this type of dietary intake? What adjustments to your diet could be made...
Recent research and the chapters discussed in class indicate that with regards to the legal drinking age being 21, the United States continues to have serious problems Given that the MLDA of 21 years old has not stopped our nation's youth from consuming alcohol, and the groups for consuming alcohol are getting younger: age 1. Do you think it is time to reconsider lowering the age limit of alcohol consumption to 18 years old? Why or why not? What are...