Contents Task 1 2 Assessment criteria 1.1: 2 Assessment criteria 1.2: 5 Assessment criteria 1.3: 8 Degrees of Freedom of a Rigid Body 9 Assessment criteria 1.4: 11 M1: 12 TASK 2: 16 Assessment critieria 2.1: 16 Assessment criteria 2.2: 18 Assessment criteria 2.3: 20 M2: 22 TASK 3: 25 Assessment criteria 3.1: 25 Assessment criteria 3.2: 26 Assesment criteria 3.4: 27 Assessment criteria 3.5: 29 TASK 4: 30 Assessment criteria 4.2: 30 Bibliography 32 Task 1 Assessment criteria 1.1: Typical
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Shanae McKenzie Unit 14 P3: Describe the investigation that are carried out to enable the diagnosis of these physiological disorders Coronary Heart Disease Diagnosed This is when the patient refers themselves to a health professional, the will go to their GP. The person will notice something different about their body and themselves such as feeling breathlessness. Professional referral This is when the doctor will examine a patient and be extremely anxious about the diagnosis for immediate
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Unit 5 (M1): Discuss how different types of health promotion are used to benefit the health and wellbeing of individuals and the nation, using selected examples. The health promotion activities can include: • Health-risk advice • Health-promotion campaigns • Medical intervention Health-risk advice How does health-risk advice benefit the individual? – Drug awareness The health and wellbeing of individuals can be promoted in many ways for people to be able to get accurate information especially
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D1: Analyse how system of the body use energy Introduction In this task I will be examining how the different body systems use energy and why the body needs energy. I will also be analysing cellular respiration which is the process in which energy is made, along with the by-products and anabolism and catabolism. Later on in this task I will be analysing how ATP is used in muscle action, protein production and how we as mammals use the energy released as heat. * Fight infections * Movement
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group interaction. A Care worker takes care of their patients, makes sure they take their right medication at the right time. A Diabetic Nurse tells you if you getting better or worse, prescribes the medicine that you need to take and when you need to take it. A Care home manager agrees or disagrees with the decisions in the care home. Mary has been in the care home for 1 month, the care worker, diabetic nurse and care home manager have come together to discuss her health and to whether let her
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3.2 Explain the role of the early year’s practitioner during: • Nappy changing • Toilet training • Washing and bath time • Care of skin, teeth and hair • Meal times Nappy changing- • Early year’s practitioner should follow the policies and procedures of the nursery whilst changing the nappies. • Practitioners should make sure they wear disposable plastic aprons and gloves whilst changing nappies. • Practitioners must connect with the baby or young child to make sure the practices is as enjoyable
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Unit 12- D2& D3 Part 1: fight or flight response Fight or flight response, is the response to a serious threat to the survival that is marked by physical changes that include nervous and endocrine changes that prepare body to react. The process of this is that the nervous impulses are sent to the brain. Then the hypothalamus sends increased signal down to sympathetic nerve to activate muscles and glands that also include adrenal glands. Then the adrenal glands produce adrenaline hormones, noradrenaline
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D2 - Evaluate the risks involved in the installation or upgrade of software and explain how the risks could be minimised. What are the potential risks involved throughout software upgrades and installation? One of the various risks that may occur in the installation process is the risk of incompatibility. Prior to installation or upgrading, it is vital to ensure that the computer system meets the requirements to install and use the software. As software is developed and released, the capabilities
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In this unit I will cover physiological disorders. Physiological disorders can be defined as a fault within the body as organs or systems causing illness, it is a physical disorder that prevents the body from functioning normally. The two different physiological disorders I will be talking about are Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) and Diabetes type 2. Coronary heart disease (CHD): Causes of CHD: Coronary heart disease is usually caused by a build-up of fatty deposits on the
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P1 – Explain concepts of nutritional health Concepts of nutritional health Food Food is any substance that is eaten to nourish the body and can be solid or liquid. Food can be taken into the body by mouth, by tube or even directly into the vein for those who are unable to feed by mouth due to ill health or health issues which does not able them to eat or drink normally. Food makes your body work, grow and repair itself and the kinds of food you eat can affect the efficiency of these processes
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