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    A family history has many factors in common that play a critical role in genetic disorders. Understanding fully the hereditary contributions of the illness can help the family identify their potential risk factors of inheriting the disease (Kaakinen, Coehlo, Steele, Tabacco, Hanson, & Rowe, 2014). Throughout this paper I will discuss a genetic disease passed down through a three generation family, discussing the family’s health problems, ethnic history, their understanding of the disease and…

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    is her power of attorney and she does have an advance directive. She has a family history of heart disease and hypertension, and has stated that all of the men on her side of the family have died relatively young from heart attacks. Her past medical history includes hypothyroidism, diabetes type 2, peptic ulcer disease, acute kidney disease, seizures, coronary artery disease, hypertension, transient ischemia, uterine cancer, and non-hodgkins lymphoma. Her mood is pleasant with spats of feeling…

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    Hypertension- this basically is the high blood pressure and it has a massive health problem for anyone who has it during training. If anyone who has this problems and do sports then it could lead them to have heart attacks. Self perceptions- if you over eat…

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    Slow Wave Sleep

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    St-Onge mentioned then, "The finding that diet can influence sleep has tremendous health implications, given the increasing recognition of the role of sleep in the development of chronic disorders such as hypertension, diabetes and cardiovascular…

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    An acute condition is severe and has a sudden onset. An acute condion only lasts a short time, a few days to a few weeks. Acute condtions are often caused by an injury, a virus, an infection, or by misuse of medications or drugs. Acute condtions have distinct symptoms that require short-term care and get better after being treated. Some examples of acute conditons include strep throat, flu, common cold, pneumonia, and broken bone. A chronic condition develops slowly and can worsen over an…

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    A new study has shown that there are more than 4 million people who are likely to have sleep apnea due to being obese. Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder in which people have trouble staying in a deep sleep because their throats close, blocking their airway to the point where they stop breathing, causing them to wake up feeling like they're choking. A person who is obese and particularly heavier in the neck and upper body, has a strong effect on obstructive sleep apnea pathogenesis of narrowing the…

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    Stroke Risk Factors

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    There are 30,239 participants that were recruited between 2003 and 2007. The researchers used traditional risk factors to assess the level of risk among black and white participants. Risk factors include: age, race, gender, geographic region, hypertension, diabetes, low HDL cholesterol, smoking, elevated systolic blood pressure, and warfarin use. The participants in the REGARDS Study completed a telephone interview followed by an in-home physical exam. At six month intervals, participants are…

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    there for her as I made sure that her room was cleaned up and things were in place in the way she wanted them in. Personal Knowing As I looked over my patient’s medical history, I was able to see her history with hypertension. My personal experience with her situation with hypertension is that many of my family members have it as well. The last time I went to give her some medications, she mentioned to her friend that she was the pill lady; that kind of expression is something I’m used to…

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    Forskolin Benefits

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    the Plectranthus barbatus plant. Forskolin is a member of the mint conglomerate which is fathered by the plant Coleus forskohlii. For many years, natives of Thailand, India and Nepal have used Forskolin to mend heart problems, angina and even hypertension. Apparently, the substance acts within the heart muscles and walls of the blood vessels to render an impressive heartbeat and widens the blood vessels. Consequently, it lowers blood pressure numbers, increases oxygen flow, and modifies or…

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    from purine xanthine. In the United States, “more than 100 million people consume caffeine each day and it is widely used the drug in the world (Bone and Tissue Transplantation, Orthoinfo-AAOS).” It is recommended that those who have suffered both hypertension and hypotension blood pressure, it can cause them heavily when each individual consumes soda or caffeine every day. The ingredient…

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