Common Health Problems

From this App you can learn :

Identify the basic difference between a disease and a disorder.
Analyze common health disorders and provide examples of how different diagnostic tools effectively help to reduce these health problems.
Define anemia and illustrate the causes, types , symptoms and treatment options for this disorder.
Understand the mechanism of treating anemia with recombinant erythropoietin.
Discuss some of the risk factors associated with hypertension and list some of the drugs that reduce blood pressure.
Explore how cholesterol levels in the blood drastically effects the health of an individual and illustrate some of the risk factors.
Define “Hypothermia”and discuss some of the rewarming programmes depending upon the patient′s condition.
Define the term “BMI” and discuss some of the risk factors, metabolic disorders and treatment options for obesity.
Define “diabetes” and distinguish between type I and type II diabetes.
Identify the causes of inflammation in Systemic lupus erythematosus and explore the recent research associated with it.
List different types of blood tests available for monitoring blood–glucose levels in diabetic patients.

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This topic covers under Biology subject as a part of the Human Physiology topic
and this topic contains following sub topics
Common Health Problems
Hypertension
Cholesterol
Hypothermia
Obesity