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                                                              It starts in the ocean and ends up on  the table. Yes, seafood makes its way to the table in many  different forms.It is a favorite of many and eaten more frequently than steak. Learn more about : Seafood  Learn more about : All things food

  Hi guys, In the image above, a patient who has been in a car accident, is in the hospital. Her sister is visiting and asks the nurse about her progress. She receives negative feedback. Many people are not aware, that patients who are in a coma can still hear. There are situations where patients awaken,  after being in a coma and relate everything that was being said. Please be cautious about what is said when speaking over a comatose patient!

  Addressing Greenstick fractures The image above shows   Sara was enjoying swinging, when she suddenly fell to the ground and hurt her right arm. She was transported to the Emergency Room for  assessment of a fracture. Greenstick fractures are common in children.The  bones of children are not fully developed like those of adults. The bones are softer and tend to bend not  break. Symptoms of possible fracture : pain, swelling, twisting of the limb.    A relaxing walk in the park.  

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  In the image above, Ann is an opera  singer. While on stage, she suddenly starts having trouble getting her words out. Her right arm also feels weak. These symptoms are classic of stroke symptoms. Severe headache, mental confusion, visual disturbances and right or left sided weakness may also occur.   When someone is having stroke symptoms, immediate  attempts should be made to seek medical help. What is a stroke ? A  stroke  is also known as a brain attack. It may be hemorrhagic ( caused by bleeding) or ischemic ( embolic), caused by a clot or plaque. Can a stroke be prevented? It is suggested that a stroke can be prevented. People who smoke frequently, eat a diet rich in cholesterol foods and do not exercise regularly,  are considered to be at risk. High  blood pressure  and obesity also puts someone at risk. Lifestyle changes such as  regular exercise , eating a diet with fresh fruits and vegetables, as well  as high fiber may ...

  What is Claustrophobia? Claustrophobia for the most part, is defined as an abnormal fear of being in a confined space. This often leads to panic attacks. Physica l symptoms such as rapid heart rate and difficulty breathing may result. What is Agoraphobia? A persistent fear of open spaces and even being outside  the home. Panic attacks may also occur. CBT   ( Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is used as a form of treatment used for both situations.