How to measure blood pressure

Written by Jinky C. Mesias


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2.There is another tube that leads fromrepparttar cuff to a reservoir of mercury located atrepparttar 138888 bottom of a vertical glass column. The pressure placed inrepparttar 138889 cuff is shown inrepparttar 138890 mercury column. The mercury is used to showrepparttar 138891 measurement ofrepparttar 138892 blood pressure that is why it is kept within a sealed system. 3.Air is then pumped intorepparttar 138893 cuff thus increasing pressure and then you will feelrepparttar 138894 cuffs tightening around your upper arm. 4.The doctor will then put his stethoscope on your arm and then listens to your pulse while slowly releasingrepparttar 138895 air fromrepparttar 138896 cuff. 5.The systolic pressure is measured by your doctor when he hearsrepparttar 138897 first pulse; this sound of your pulse will slowly fade and then disappears. 6.Onrepparttar 138898 other hand,repparttar 138899 diastolic is measured starting fromrepparttar 138900 moment your doctor is unable to hearrepparttar 138901 sound of your pulse. 7.All these are measured in terms of millimeters of mercury or mmHg.

In addition, there are still some other ways of measuringrepparttar 138902 blood pressure and this is by means of an automatic blood pressure gauge which can be conveniently used at home. These electronic blood pressure measuring devices are slowly replacingrepparttar 138903 usual mercury blood pressure measuring tool since mercury was found to have hazardous effect in nature. Aside from that, these electronic blood pressure measuring devices are also effective as well as efficient in giving accurate blood pressure measurements and above all, it eliminatesrepparttar 138904 errors in blood pressure measurement committed by humans.

Jinky C. Mesias is lover of simple things and of nature. She spends most of her time reading and writing poetry.

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Home Alone! Safety Tips for Kids

Written by Kristine Llabres


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Familial relationship matters a lot so, stress early on that parents should not be called to settle minor sibling disputes and misunderstandings. This could be done through meetings or during after dinner.

Practice emergency procedures especially calling to 911. Never assumed that kids know what to say incase of emergency so once in a while rehearse some lines that he should say wheneverrepparttar situation calls and discuss it well. Try to avoid giving too much responsibility on your child and listen carefully when he wants to share his concerns. Be sure to discuss each day’s schedule including all transportation plans so that parent’s won’t worry ifrepparttar 138887 “safe home” message is not received when expected. Another thing, If you have a change of plans, or if you are not going to return home when you said you would, call and reassure your children. They tend to worry when things don’t go according to plan, and a lack of information can cause them to panic. Consider that no matter how mature your child acts, he or she is still a child. Children invariably make mistakes; they don’t always react in a situation as you wish they would. And, even if they start off well without adult supervision, they can get “spooked” and develop real fears about being all alone at home. Encourage, support and reinforce your kids well and treat their mistakes as a learning tool towards achievingrepparttar 138888 upright one. Proper care and guidance makes it all for young ones to be confident and self-reliant.

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