Gejala serangan jantung

Berkeringat. Tekanan. Mual. Rahang rasa sakit. Percaya atau tidak, ini adalah semua gejala serangan jantung pada wanita. Mereka juga adalah gejala yang perempuan sering sikat sebagai flu, stres, atau hanya merasa di bawah cuaca — yang bisa menempatkan hidupnya dalam bahaya.

"Saya benar-benar tidak bisa percaya ini terjadi kepada saya," kata survivor Amy Heinl. "Saya pikir diri sebagai orang yang sehat, dan mengerjakan ketika terjadi [saya serangan jantung]."

Apakah itu tidak percaya, kurangnya kesadaran atau misdiagnosis, mengabaikan gejala serangan jantung dapat menunda tindakan kritis, hidup hemat. Mampu mengenali tanda-tanda peringatan dan bertindak cepat, namun, dapat menyelamatkan hidup.

Penyebab dari serangan jantung pada wanita
Serangan jantung terjadi ketika aliran darah ke jantung diblokir oleh penumpukan plak di arteri koroner. Sementara penyebaban awal sering dapat dijepit pada tersangka — perokok berat, orang-orang dengan gaya hidup stres tinggi atau orang-orang yang kelebihan berat badan berlebihan-tidak-jadi-tersangka juga dapat berisiko tinggi untuk serangan jantung.

Penyakit jantung adalah pembunuh No. 1 wanita, itulah sebabnya mengapa sangat penting bahwa perempuan belajar peringatan tanda dan gejala, dokter secara teratur, dan belajar sejarah keluarga mereka.

Gejala serangan jantung:

Tekanan tidak nyaman, meremas, kepenuhan atau sakit di pusat dada Anda yang berlangsung lebih dari beberapa menit, atau pergi dan kembali.
Rasa sakit atau ketidaknyamanan di salah satu atau kedua lengan, punggung, leher, rahang atau perut.
Sesak nafas, dengan atau tanpa ketidaknyamanan dada.
Tanda-tanda lain seperti melanggar keluar keringat dingin, mual, atau kepala ringan.
Seperti laki-laki, gejala serangan jantung yang paling umum pada wanita adalah nyeri dada atau ketidaknyamanan. Tetapi penting untuk dicatat bahwa perempuan lebih cenderung mengalami gejala umum lainnya, terutama sesak napas, mual/muntah dan kembali atau rahang nyeri.

Apa yang harus dilakukan selama serangan jantung

Jika Anda mengalami salah satu tanda-tanda atau gejala:

Jangan menunggu untuk meminta bantuan. Panggilan 9-1-1, pastikan untuk mengikuti petunjuk operator dan mendapatkan ke rumah sakit segera.
Jangan mengemudi sendiri atau memiliki seseorang mendorong Anda ke rumah sakit kecuali jika Anda tidak memiliki pilihan lain.
Cobalah untuk tetap sebagai tenang mungkin dan mengambil lambat, dalam napas sementara Anda menunggu untuk penanggap darurat.
Mengapa hal ini penting untuk mengetahui gejala serangan jantung
Wanita yang menganggap diri mereka sehat sering misdiagnose gejala serangan jantung karena mereka tidak berpikir itu bisa terjadi kepada mereka. Itulah sebabnya mengapa sangat penting untuk belajar tentang penyakit jantung dan stroke, mengetahui nomor Anda, jantung sehat gaya hidup dan menyadari faktor risiko penyakit jantung. info lebih lanjut kunjungi : http://penyakitjantunginfo.blogspot.com/

Doggone

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My adored, 14-year, 9-month-old dog Chappy just died. What books would you suggest to distract me? Something relentlessly cheerful? Something deep and meaningful? Something simple, like comfort food?


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Doggone

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My adored, 14-year, 9-month-old dog Chappy just died. What books would you suggest to distract me? Something relentlessly cheerful? Something deep and meaningful? Something simple, like comfort food?


Don’t forget to leave a link to your actual response (so people don’t have to go searching for it) in the comments—or if you prefer, leave your answers in the comments themselves!


WIP: Fibre Company Cumbria Fingering Shawl

2016-02-18 13.16.15The Fibre Company Cumbria Fingering Shawl (it’ll get a real name soon!)vis the first of two shawls I’m trying to get finished up before summer TNNA (early/mid June 2016).

It’s a modified garter stitch tab shawl, sort of like a Faroese shaped shawl, with a two-colored cable center and dot stitch panels on either side.  The knit on edging (I’m not there yet, though I’m much farther along than the photo on the left) will also be a two-colored cable combo.

I’m hoping to finish knitting it before the end of this month, and having it up for testing as soon thereafter as possible.

I love, love, love the Cumbria fingering. It’s got a silky sheen from the mohair, and the colors are so rich.

Cherry Blossoms In Branch Brook Park…

Newark, New Jersey

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Branch Brook Park is located in my hometown of Newark, NJ.   Branch Brook Park was created in 1895 making it the first county park in the nation.  It has the largest collection of cherry blossom trees in the world… more than Washington, DC and more than Japan.  The cherry trees were a gift donated in 1927 by Caroline Bamberger Fuld. BBP is 360 acres and has almost 5000 cherry trees.  The Cherry Blossom Festival runs for two weeks April 9 – 24, 2016. The Bloomfest is Sunday, April 24th… during which time the cherry blossoms should be at their peak

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Some of the cherry trees are along Second River which forms the border between Newark and Belleville.

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(CLICK HERE for Branch Brook Park website)

 


Weekly Challenge: Future …

 The prompt this week is to share our interpretation of future.

The gang plank of the Mayflower replica in Plymouth, MA.  This is definitely a step into the future…

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These photographs were taken in October 2015 on a trip to Plymouth.  My descendants came to America on the first voyage of the Mayflower.  I could not imagine, even with my vivid imagination what their trip was like.  Hearty souls indeed.

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A Typical(?) Day in the Life of a Knitting Pattern Designer

As I was writing the post title I realize how impossible it would be to describe a day and say that was representative of every day.  And certainly, even if I could come up with a typical day for me, it doesn’t mean it’s typical for any other designer!

Since I also work as a locum tenens (filling in at clinics as needed) small animal veterinarian, part time to full time, my work schedule changes from week to week. Often I work half days at a local feline practice, and I’m usually home before 2p; sometimes I work a vaccine clinic on Wednesday nights, which consumes the time between 5:20 and 8 or 8:30p; other times I’ll do full days, which can mean I’m gone from home from about 7 or 8a to 6:30 or 7p. I also often work Saturdays. Designing fits in before, after and around those times.

If I’m don’t have a vet job that day, I usually work at the computer in the mornings, and (ideally) knit in the afternoons and/or evening. The occasional photo shoot is in the afternoon as well.

DeathtoStock_CreativeSpace1 11.45.06 AMComputer time includes tech editing, website maintenance, social media, pattern layout, creating or editing charts, creating schematics, design planning, submissions, accounting, pattern support, self education (I really need to improve my Photoshop skills!), etc. There is ALWAYS something that can be done: uploading patterns to other sites than Ravelry, planning tutorials or blog posts, and so on. I wrote a whole post here on learning to develop my own website — not necessarily a skill you’d think you’d need as a knitting pattern designer!

Usually, though not ideally, those tasks spill over into the afternoon.

Knitting is just that:  swatching or working on a pattern in progress. I’ll knit or swatch in the evening as well. If I’m on a deadline, I’ll try to do more knitting, but if I knit more than a certain length of time (several hours) I’ll get to a point where my hands (especially my left) start aching and I need to stop. We’ve all been there!

If I’m working a full day at a vet clinic, I’ll work on computer stuff at lunch, and hope to knit in the evening when I get home.  If it’s just a half day, I hope to catch up on computer stuff and knit once I’m home. I’ll do quick tasks before heading off to work (if I start something involved, I tend to lose track of time!).

 

 

Decluttering: Paper

Before I started going through all of my papers, I never would have claimed to be a paper hoarder. I thought I was pretty good at throwing old junk mail out a couple times a week and filing things that are important…and forgetting that a lot of time I tend to shove paper in file just to get it out of my sight. Now that I’ve been through it, I have to admit that I had a problem.

Case in point:
awful paper

Did I even know what I kept in this file? Not at all. It was just junk that had probably accumulated on my desk. I think I found one useful file in all of this. Same for my other three file boxes. I found some business receipts, some old W-2s, and other once useful documents, but mostly, I found junk. Wadded post-its, old syllabi, the orientation folder from when I worked at Target from approxiamately 5 minutes back in 2008… Readers, I found Japanese homework. I haven’t studied Japanese since 2005. I don’t even know how that got filed since I didn’t buy that folder until I started Tiny Dino Studios in 2011.

And my file folders weren’t even the worst part. Check out my craft drawer:

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1. The drawers are just plain messy, but I’m not organizing yet, I’m still in the decluttering stage.
2. What even is that jumble? I don’t even know.

I think things like this are a symptom of not spending enough time in my studio. I give myself just long enough to complete my project, but not enough time for clean up, so when I go in to start something new, I just shove the leftover stuff from last time out of sight. Also, I don’t have a trash can in my studio. I really should remedy that.

I don’t have any pretty pictures to show you, because even though my files boxes are functional and I know where all my important stuff is, the rest of my studio is still a disaster. The files boxes and binders are waiting patiently on my desk for their turn to find a home.

What was important in this project was gather all of the paper into one place and sorting it one piece at a time. Like the books, it was a bigger job than I expected. It took me a few hours to find and rifle through all that. In the end, I threw away four bags of what was essentially trash that I had been carrying around for years, which was extremely satisfying.

List

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Do you keep a list of the books you’ve read? Books you want to read?

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Red April Amaryllis …

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