'Limit alcohol' diaporamas de présentation

Basic First Aid Wounds and bleeding

Basic First Aid Wounds and bleeding. What is First Aid. The objectives of first aid are: Preserve life. Prevent the illness or injury from becoming worse. Promote recovery. Who is a first aider?. A first aider is someone who takes charge of an emergency and gives first aid.

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Patient Information

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Weber Health Assessment in Nursing

Weber Health Assessment in Nursing. Chapter 15: Eyes. External Structure of the Eye. Eyelids Lateral and medial canthus Eyelashes, conjunctiva Lacrimal apparatus Extraocular muscles. Structure of Eye. Internal Structure of the Eye. Sclera, cornea, iris, ciliary body,

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HEPATITIS. WHAT IS HEPATITIS?

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Metabolism of Carbohydrates: Implications for Health

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Racquel Wright, Natalya Cummings, Balraj Kaur , Michelle Jimenez

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Lifesaving information on Heart Attacks

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Congestive Heart Failure!!

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Psychosocial Health

Psychosocial Health. Balancing mental, emotional, social & spiritual wellness. Psychosocial Health. Mental Health: The Thinking You. Values, attitudes & beliefs Ability to reason, interpret & remember Ability to sort information, attach meaning & make decisions

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Nutrition

Nutrition. Class 12: Celebrations.

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Therapeutic Options in Hypertension

Therapeutic Options in Hypertension. Non-pharmacologic approaches. Awareness, Treatment and Control of High Blood Pressure in Canada. 16%. 42%. 23%. 19%. Patients unaware of their high blood pressure 42% Aware but not treated and not controlled 19% Treated but not controlled 23%

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Heart Disease

Heart Disease. By: Megan Radcliffe, Janaki Patel, Sriya Potluri, Kevin Qualls Pd 1B. Introduction: What is Heart Disease?.

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Hypertension

Hypertension. By: Candice Carlson Health Promotion Student. What Is Blood Pressure?. Blood pressure is the force of blood against the walls of the artery. Measured in millimeters of Mercury (mm Hg) Measured as systolic pressure over diastolic pressure. Systolic=pressure as heart beats.

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The Human Heart

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Providing Independent Living Support: Beyond Companionship Services: Helping Clients Improve Quality of Life

Providing Independent Living Support: Beyond Companionship Services: Helping Clients Improve Quality of Life. Trainer:_______ Date: _______. LEARNING OBJECTIVES. By the end of the session, participants will:

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Treatments for Cardiovascular Disease

Treatments for Cardiovascular Disease. Examples of Cardiovascular Treatments. Lifestyle Changes Can help a patient suffering from: Coronary Heart Disease, Heart Attacks & Congestive Heart Failure Reduce amount of salt intake Eat Healthier Exercise Keep blood pressure under control

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High Blood Pressure Threat Indicator you should Know

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Fake IDs, Getting Caught, and Heavy Drinking Julia A. Martinez and Kenneth J. Sher

Fake IDs, Getting Caught, and Heavy Drinking Julia A. Martinez and Kenneth J. Sher University of Missouri-Columbia and the Midwest Alcoholism Research Center. Method, Continued Analyses Rates of variables were estimated. Sex differences (adjusting for Greek membership) were estimated

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