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Promoting Healthy Habits and Responsible Technology Use in Children

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Parents usually give their children access to mobile phones, tablets, or televisions as long as the child does not bother and leaves them alone.

Today, technologies have many programs to promote healthy habits but they are not always used correctly.

As many children and young people stay connected at all times, they eat at any time, disorderly and in large portions. Lack of exercise, obviously related to the use of technology, is another factor for being overweight.



What you have to understand is that they have their proper times and schedules to use it. It is recommended that you propose additional activities to your children that keep them away from the devices.

All family members must be clear about the breakfast, lunch and dinner times,

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Alexander mery history

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THE PENICILIN:

In the history they have been 
made very important inventions, 
but the penicillin has been the 
most important invent.

In the year 1928 Alexander Fleming
 discovered the antibiotic most used
 in the world, the penicillin. 
The penicillin was created to 
kill to the bacteria of our body
 and does not cause his headches,
 snots, fever.....Etc. When you have
 a fever, you go to the hospital and
 the doctor prescribes this antibiotic,
 you have to follow the treatmen to 
can kill all the bacteria.

In the past, there were not so many
 medications, and people were 
getting sick faster. This invention 
is very great for the village and people 
becouse if it  were not for this antibiotic,
 a lot of people would have died in the past.


THE
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Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalances: Causes and Treatments

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H2O (-)

Hypovolemic Euvolemic Hypervolemic
Causes:
  • Decreased intake
  • Increased hypotonic loss (Skin, Lungs, GI, Kidney)
Causes:
  • Burns
  • Bleeding
  • Fistula
  • Diarrhea
  • Vomiting
+ Parkland Formula
Causes:
  • Increased Na loss (Skin, GI, Kidney)
  • Decreased intake
+ Formula

Loop Diuretics (Potassium losing)

Indications Contraindications Adverse Drug Reactions
  • Pulmonary Edema
  • Edema
  • Calcium increase
  • Renal Failure (Potassium increase)
  • Ion increase
Sulfonamide Allergy
  • Potassium decrease
  • Magnesium decrease
  • Hypovolemia
  • Urine increase
  • Ototoxicity

H2O (+)

Hypernatremia Euvolemic Hypernatremia Hyponatremia
  • Increased sodium intake
  • Renal Failure
  • Increased mineralocorticoids
  • Heart Failure
  • Cirrhosis
  • Renal Failure
  • Heart Failure
  • Sodium Retention
  • Diuretic use
  • Renal Failure
  • Thirst
  • Edema
  • CNS dysfunction
  • Ascites
  • Hydrothorax
  • Insufficiency
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Understanding the Human Body and Health Challenges

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This pushes your blood through your body: heart (corazon)

These carry blood around your body: vein, artery (vena, arteria)
These bring air into your body: lungs (pulmones)
This covers the outside of your body: skin (piel)
This makes your body move: muscle (musculo)
This lets you think and remember: brain (cerebro)
This does many different things: liver (higado)
These digest food: small intestine, large intestine, stomach
This supports your body: bone (hueso)

Grammar: the comparative, superlative, and equative

Walking for exercise is better (good) than running
Smoking is the worst (bad) thing you can do to your lungs
Drinking alcohol is more harmful to your liver than eating junk lungs
I think vegetables are the most nutritious kind of food for your brain
Swimming
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Income from the forest

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 positive: hard-working, brave, generous, honest, cheerful, kind, unique, easy-going.

could be both: sensible, sensitive, energetic, stubborn (obstinado), proud.

negative: lazy, arrogant, selfish, moody (malhumorado), nasty, pushy, rude.


claws, trunk, paws, tail, tusks (colmillos), whiskers (bigote),  

sour, spicy, sweet, salty


dare (atreverse) regret (lamentarse) support (apoyar) encourage (animar, fomentar) prove, give up, turn back, go wrong, struggle, taking risks, amazes, avoided


daring, sceptical (duda/desconfía de la vrd), tough (duro), inspiring, humble (Humilde), courageous, ambitious, determined, charming (simpatico), influential, fearless, passionate


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Understanding Antidepressants and Their Effects

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Vocabulary (Text 1)

Common Antidepressants and Medications

  • Serotonin: A neurotransmitter that carries signals between nerve cells.
  • Mood Stabilizer: A medication that helps regulate mood swings.
  • MAOIs (Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors): A class of antidepressants.
  • SNRIs (Serotonin-Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitors): A class of antidepressants that increase serotonin and norepinephrine levels.
  • Remeron (Mirtazapine): An antidepressant used to treat major depressive disorder.
  • Wellbutrin (Bupropion): An antidepressant and smoking cessation aid.
  • Amitriptyline: A tricyclic antidepressant.
  • Skelaxin (Metaxalone): A muscle relaxant.
  • Flexeril (Cyclobenzaprine): A muscle relaxant.
  • Cephalexin: An antibiotic.
  • Percocet: A pain medication containing acetaminophen and oxycodone.
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Proper Hand-Washing and Garbing Procedures for Sterile Compounding

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Proper Hand-Washing

  1. Remove all jewelry, makeup, nail polish, and false nails.
  2. Prior to opening a scrub/brush pocket, squeeze it several times to activate soap. Remove scrub, sponge brush, nail pick, and throw them away.
  3. Press the foot pedals to begin the flow of water. Wet your hands and forearms when the water is warm.
  4. Don't set down the sponge. Use nail picks to clean under nails and throw them away when finished.
  5. Scrub under nails of each finger and thumbnail on the opposite hand until clean. Clean each of the four surfaces of the thumb with a sponge.
  6. In circular motion, wash the palms and back of hands, fingers and between fingers, wrists and lower arms. Rinse well from arms to hands with a clean dry paper towel or towels. Pat dry starting at
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Chronic Pain and Substance Abuse: Types, Causes, and Treatment

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Chronic Pain:

  • Common types of CP: acute pain, arthritis, low back pain, neck pain, musculoskeletal disorder (4th greatest impact on world population)
  • Common causes of pain: Nociceptive (normally functions Nervous system), neuropathic (abnormally function nervous system)

Risk factors with CP:

  • aging, genetic predisposition (migraine), chronic disease (cancer), injury (low back pain), surgery (nerve damage), socioeconomic factors (education, poverty, health insurance coverage)
  • migraines most common in females, back pain in males

Functional limitations:

  • squeezing, migraine headaches, disability headache, impact activity tolerance

Workplace implications:

  • 26% indicate pain as issue in employment, 19% had lost jobs, 16% change job tasks, 13% changed jobs,
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The Challenges of Creating a Perfect Society: Balancing Progress and Human Nature

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Formal

I am writing with reference to the above order, which I placed on your website on 3 February.

The order was for a size XL black running top. Unfortunately, it was not delivered until four weeks after it was ordered, and when it finally arrived, it was not the correct size or color. I therefore returned the package to you immediately with a note. However, I have not had any reply from you, despite the fact that it is now two weeks since I returned the goods to your warehouse.

I would be grateful if you could either send me an update regarding this order or arrange for a refund to be made. It has now been six weeks since the original order was made and I would appreciate it if the situation could be resolved as soon as possible. I look forward... Continue reading "The Challenges of Creating a Perfect Society: Balancing Progress and Human Nature" »

What happened to a good man with his son

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The movie “thank you for smoking” is about a man, Nick Naylor, that defends the rights of the smokers. Nick being the protagonist of the tail, suffers a moral crisis because of his work so he begins to question what is the right thing to do, if he should leave the company or if he should stay.

At the beginning of the movie, the tabaco companies where having some problems with the government because they wanted to create a special package showing the danger that the product does. Nick didn’t agree about this, but the government said that young kids where buying tabaco and that wasn’t right.  However, Nick wanted to place the tabaco brand in movies as part of the company publicity and because of this, reporters attack the tabaco company

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