Maintaining A Healthy Lifestyle

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    Heritage Assessment

    that health education strategies include performing a heritage assessment to include a person’s ethnic background, cultural heritage, health traditions and beliefs, cultural considerations affecting health, as well as traditional methods used for maintaining, protecting and restoring health (Spector, n.d.). It is of upmost importance for the health care provider to be knowledgeable of their own cultural beliefs and values in order to provide respectful, appropriate and culturally sensitive care to

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    Osteoporosis Case Studies

    intake of saturated fats, oils, and sugars. b) Regular exercise: Physical activity, moderately intense, can help protect you against many of the conditions associated with aging. It is also a good way to reduce stress, and to help maintain a healthy weight. c) Enough sleep: various relaxation techniques and doctor’s consultation can help in overcoming various problems . d) Quit smoking: Smoking can actually bring on early menopause, and increase hot flashes. e) Manage hot flashes: Common

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    Community Health Project on Diet

    you a few problems identified in the community and plans proposed to address them. Also included will be a brief description of the aggregate group, a summary of the interventions, and practicum activities based on a health indicator chosen from Healthy People 2010. The theoretical framework or model that guided the interventions will be discussed. Profile of Eastern New Orleans The community identified throughout this paper is within eastern New Orleans area and its resident boundaries

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    Fitness and Nutrition Paper

    Paper Fitness and nutritional habits should be more regulated in the United States. American’s are becoming less healthy each year causing more obesity across the country. People are not as active, making poor eating choices, staying indoors more often and always on the run resulting in an unhealthy and less active society. Simply by changing our daily habits by encompassing healthy meal plans and exercise we can change this ongoing issue making for a longer healthier life for generations to come

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    Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome

    particularly if you have any of the following: • High levels of fats in the blood • High blood pressure • Being overweight and, in particular, having lots of fat around your middle. The symptoms of PCOS can be controlled using a combination of lifestyle changes, cosmetic measures and medication. Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) PCOS is a relatively common condition, affecting how a woman’s ovaries work. Healthier food choices and increasing physical activity can improve the symptoms of PCOS

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    Type 2 Diabetes Research Paper

    Type 2 diabetes treatments include a healthy diet, daily exercise, medication, and regular insulin therapy. When treating Type 1 diabetes the main goal is to maintain normal blood sugar levels through regular monitoring. The treatment for this is basically the same as treatment for Type 2 diabetes, insulin therapy, maintaining a healthy diet, and getting enough exercise. Prediabetes can in fact be cured if caught in time. With the proper lifestyle changes and proper exercise and medication

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    Which Parent Has the Ability to Stay Home and Watch the Children

    Each situation is different, whether or not a parent is healthy determines on the factors involved. Jessica O'Connor COM/155 May 26, 2013 Peter Conrad In regard, to the decision of what is in the best interest of the children parents need to examine if they are truly healthy and happy with the choice they made to either return to work after the child (ren) have been born or whether working part time can provide the satisfaction needed or if staying at home is the best choice in the end. Examining

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    other health preventions. So often now primary physicians are increasing the push for maintaining healthiness. When I visit the doctor, the routine is to ask a variety of screening questions that it prompts the provider to offer health maintenance to each patient. Whether I’m over due for annual bloodwork, mammogram, or pap-smear these items are always discussed during any visits. Keeping their patients healthy hopefully will eventually allow the insurance companies to one day lower premiums.

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    Health Promotion in Nursing

    in the state of optimal health in every way (O’Donnell, 2009). The purpose of health promotion in nursing is to keep people as healthy as possible. Nurses have the encounters with patients in the community whether it is in the outpatient or inpatient setting. As a nurse you have many opportunities to speak with your patients and family members and educate them on healthy behavior and risks factors that they may be involved in to prevent further illnesses if possible. Nurses use a plan of care to

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    Diseases

    GLOBAL VARIATIONS OF CHRONIC DISEASE Name: Institution: Chronic diseases all around the world have been causing lots deaths and having devastating effects on families (CDC, 2011). In this essay, I will discuss coronary heart disease symptoms, detection, prevention, causal mechanisms, treatment, and effects. I will also analyze its global variations and recommend how public health officers can be able to promote prevention and

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