Online CPR Certification Blog
Daytime Sleepy Linked to Diabetes
Date: January 14th, 2016
The Study on Daytime Sleepy
The researchers took a look at ten previous studies that covered the participation from more than one quarter a million people. The participants answered questionnaires on their propensity to feel sleepy during the daytime hours, without a proper cause like having an infant in the home that interrupted nighttime sleeping patterns.
The results
The results of the compiled data show that excessive daytime sleepiness was prevalent in people who were more likely to develop Type II diabetes than in people who did not develop Type II diabetes later in life.
The Connection Between Heart Disease and Pregnancy
Date: January 13th, 2016
The Pregnancy Complications that had the Most Influence on Heart Disease
There are a lot of different types of complications a woman can have during a pregnancy. Not all pregnancy complications are connected to the development of heart disease later in life. The two pregnancy complications that had the largest impact on heart disease are pre-eclampsia and gestational diabetes.
Proper Diet may Lower Depression Risks
Date: January 12th, 2016
What is Depression
Depression is a mental illness that many people are ashamed to talk about. Depression affects people mentally and physically. This disease can stop people from being able to live a fulfilling life, and it can cause people to do harm to themselves or to others. Depression is a real problem that must be addressed. You cannot ignore depression and make it go away. You cannot make yourself feel better, or get over your problem when you are depressed. If you are suffering from depression, or know someone suffering from depression then you need to seek the counsel of a medical professional to begin the journey to healing.
Why Paxil is Bad for Teens
Date: January 11th, 2016
Researchers are warning medical professionals, and parents and guardians of teens that Paxil may make the teens suicidal, or more likely to do physical harm to themselves.
The 2001 Study on Teens
Originally in 2001, a clinical study was performed that came to the conclusion that the drug paroxetine, the active ingredient in Paxil, was safe to be given to teens. Doctor John Nardo is a psychiatrist at the Emory University Psychoanalytic Institute in Atlanta, Georgia. Doctor Nardo and a team of research specialist looked at the data that was used to reach the conclusion that paroxetine was safe to administer to teens and came to a completely different conclusion.
The Information you need about the Flu Vaccine
Date: January 10th, 2016
When people found out in 2014 that the flu vaccine they had received was not going to be extremely effective at preventing them from catching the flu they were disappointed. The Center for Disease Control says that in 2014 the flu vaccines had an effectiveness rate of less than twenty percent. Changes have been made to the vaccines so that in 2015 they can potentially prevent more cases of the flu.
What was wrong with the flu vaccines in 2014?
When developing the flu vaccines for the public researchers look at the strains of flu that are circulating in the spring of the year. Last year the strains of the flu virus that the vaccines were prepared to fight off changed during the flu season. That meant that the vaccines that were developed to prevent to flu were not effective for the types of flu that were being spread.
A Complete Guide about CPR Recertification
Date: January 9th, 2016
CPR or Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation is a medically formulated procedure performed in snippets of crisis to reestablish the typical cerebrum elements of a human who is under a heart assault. The strategy is performed to restore the heart capacity, breathing procedure and unconstrained flow of blood when in basic and convincing conditions like the cardiovascular assault. The system is polished by the prepared CPR Recertification holders upon people who are inert to the characteristic breathing process and have come in stages like the Agonal breath. What makes CPR the most life-sparing in light of the fact that it can even be performed outside hospitals? An enormous number of individuals have been urged to take in the practice through CPR online course because of its life saving ability.
Sending ER patients with chest pain home is a good idea
Date: January 8th, 2016
During the study, the study found that heart problems that are life threatening among patients having chest pains but with normal blood tests carry low risk. Even though most people are sent to the hospital emergency department near them due to chest pain, it is not necessary for most people to go through the expensive stay at the hospital as suggested by a new study. Recently released news showed that over 7 million people are sent to the emergency room every year with half of them being admitted at the hospital for further testing, treatment or observation.
Risk of stroke could also be raised by treated depression
Date: January 7th, 2016
In the research, the team found that those whose depression symptoms were severe had a double likelihood of having a stroke. Depression among older adults comes with a significant increase on the risk of stroke despite the symptoms of depression seemingly getting better as suggested in a new study. During the study, the researchers actually found that those having severe depression symptoms had double the likelihood of getting stroke compared to those who didn’t have the symptoms. During the first interview, those with symptoms had gotten much better by the time the second interview was done with the risk of getting stroke being 66 percent as reported by the study authors.
Depression in men linked to sleep apnea
Date: January 6th, 2016
In OSA, depression has been highly prevalent and has in fact reached 39% in clinic studies. A high risk of men depression has been linked to OSA- obstructive sleep apnea as researchers found in a large study done in Australia. The researchers assessed 1875 men who were aged between 35 and 83 years for depression on two occasions, about five years apart. In the past, severe OSA that was undiagnosed was linked to depression as reported in another study.
Even after various adjustments were made for waist circumference, age, relationship status, smoking, erectile dysfunction, noncturia and financial difficulties, the statistical significance tended to remain the safe. In OSA, depression is essentially highly prevalent and clinic studies have shown that it can reach to 39 percent. Few populations that were based on studies have already been done with the results being mixed.
How to ease COPD in 4 surprising ways
Date: January 5th, 2016
One of the most effective ways of easing COPD, both mentally and physically is by assisting others. Claudia Deyton found it very difficult to play the harmonica when she started as managing three notes prove quite difficult to manage. This was because of the breathing difficulties that were caused by COPD- chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. The 72 year old woman from Austin, Texas said that she was unable to breathe in- between the notes.
But this is no longer the case as she can now play most of her favorite ballads in full such as ‘you are my sunshine’ and ‘oh! Susanna’. This is all thanks to the harmonica therapy, a common complementary therapy for COPD. This chronic lung condition is usually associated with breathing difficulties and affects over 12 million people in US.