Vital Signs

I don't think you'd like to get your blood too thick but if your doctor said you need to thicken it a little bit, I'd recommend fried foods, fast foods, carbs, and more unhealthy fast foods. Hope this helped >.< M-day, out. Peace.

Iodine is found in many foods in a very minute quantity. Today, most of our table salt has been enriched with Iodine. This is where we acquire the majority of our proper Iodine intake.

Check the ingredients on what you're eating; if salt is listed then chances are trace amounts of Iodine exist in the food.

Happy Eating :)

The standard test is called PAD - Pain, Abnormal mobility and Deformity. In fact, with an ankle it can be very difficult to know unless it's obviously bent in the wrong direction. Best thing to do if you suspect a fracture is to go to your closest A&E hospital (ED/ER depending on where you live).

To use cajuput oil for sinus congestion, it should first be diluted. Then it should be rubbed on the skin, wherever it is needed to help the congestion.

When she was 19 months old that she contracted an illness described by doctors as "an acute congestion of the stomach and the brain", which might have been scarlet fever or meningitis.

aerobics would be your best bet

depends on wat condition your in. in good condition u could last over a week

It's wrinkled convoluted appearance is due to a growth spurt during the fourth and fifth months of embryonic development, when the gray matter of the cortex is expanding greatly as it's cells grow in size. The supporting white matter, meanwhile, grows less rapidly; As a result the brain takes on the dense folds and fissures characteristic of an object with great surface area crowded into a small space. ( you can refer to http://books.nap.edu/openbook.php?record_id=1785&page=25 for more info :))

A pulse deficit is the difference between an actual heart beat and the pulse felt in the wrist or neck. Normal pulse deficits can be felt in someone with a pacemaker.

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Carbon dioxide and blood pH modify reparatory rate and depth.

A person can have any of the sexually transmitted diseases without having symptoms. This lack of symptoms is particularly common in women, but both men and women can have any STD without symptoms.

There are two types of thermoceptors found in the skin. One for cold and one for heat.

I'd get my butt to the nearest emergency ward and have it checked out. Go by yourself or call an ambulance. Could be serious. There can be a lot of things that it means, but the biggest concern I would have is an allergic reaction. A severe allergic reaction to something can cause your throat feel tighter, difficulty breathing, and it might feel like someone is sitting on you. The person might also feel itchy, see a rash, or swelling elsewhere. This would be a severe reaction, though, and need immediate remedy because the throat is actually swelling in that event.

It can also mean a heart attack, though usually the person wouldn't notice a tightening of the throat through the pain in their chest or jaw.

It might also be an anxiety attack. Like I said, a lot of possibilities, but my concern

You can use your fingers to check the any pulse in your body, just apply the fingers in the correct positions of the pulse locations and there you have it.

you should stay put until the injury is stabilised for transportation to a medical facility First and foremost you should consult your doctor. Then check to see whether you are able to move the joint. If you are not, it could be a fracture. If you cannot put weight on your joint or if pain and swelling persist, you should seek a doctor. While most of these injuries heal well, what most people don't realize is that any kind of injury to the joint is likely to crop up as joint pain later on in life due to degeneration of the joint. Proactive care is necessary with nutrients like glucosamine, hyal joint, interhealth collagen type II along with other herbs, found in nutritional supplements like GoFlex.

No but asking this question may be a sign of mental illness. Nah just kidding. Burping and farting is air/gas escaping from an otherwise air tight system. I am no doctor, but from what i know the only way that air/gas can get into your body is if you put it there.

If you are burping or farting extremely soon after a meal, say like 5-10 minutes, which is before food has really had time to digest, it is very likely that you are eating too fast and air is going down with your food. This air can either come right back up or else go all the way through your system.

Also remember that food begins digestion as soon as you swallow it. If you start eating and are eating for 20-30 minutes, then "right after" you finish your food you have already almost completely digested the first few bites of your meal, and any gases created by digestion will start escaping.

The three somatotypes - endomorphic, mesomorphic, and ectomorphic - are basic classifications of animal body types according to the prominence of different basic tissues types, roughly: digestive, muscular, and nervous tissues. They form the core of a theory, developed in the 1940s by American psychologist William Sheldon, associating body types with human temperament types. This linkage is fairly simplistic and is seen as outdated in physiological science, but the account of somatotypes is still probably a valid, if limited way to sort basic body types. The full answer can be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Somatotype. Regards, Firery

they eat each other

An artery delivers oxygenated blood to other parts of the body including organs. Because of this, they have high pressure and are larger because of the demand for blood. If an artery is severed; the heart is continually pumping more blood through that artery and without being clamped a person can easily bleed out.

This is different from veins since veins are returning the blood to the lungs to get oxygenated, so they have a lower pressure and lower demand. That's why when you give or have blood taken it's done in a vein since it has a lower volume and is able to clot more quickly then an artery could.

The brain can only survive without oxygen for a very short amount of time. The priorities in an injured person are to remove the person from the area of danger, then to ensure an adequate airway, breathing and assess circulation.

Airway is the most important because without an open airway and adequate breathing to promote oxygenation of blood, all other interventions will fail. In the setting of injury, especially if there is potential for head or neck injury, cervical spine stabilization should be maintained. This means that when opening the airway, you should not extend the neck. Instead a jaw lift should be performed and an airway adjunct may be needed to lift the tongue from the oropharynx to open the airway.

Breathing may need to be assisted if there are no spontaneous ventilations. This can be done mouth-to-mouth or with an assistive device, such as a bag-valve-mask. ---- her tongue may fall backward and obstruct her airway ---- For the Air Force SABC: her tongue may fall backward and obstruct her airway

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The normal range varies with age, gender, and height (measure as a percentile for age).

Check both 'Related Links' to determine average blood pressure.