Tinkerbell and Heart attacks

Subject: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Sat Apr 09, 2011 11:42 pm

Decided to take the time the draw something, since I was super not in the mood of reading about thrombolysis. Smile

This is a drawing of someone's OC (orginal character) mixed in with Tinkerbell. (What, you thought I drew only-Tinkerbell? sorry!)

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Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Tinkerbell_by_sunflower_von-d3dlx51

Subject: Re: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Sun Apr 10, 2011 12:02 am

It's cute but the head seems alittle too large to me.

Subject: Re: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Sun Apr 10, 2011 12:14 am

XD I've been too used to drawing the chibi avatars hihi

Subject: Re: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Sun Apr 10, 2011 1:40 am

well fairies are chibi like XD

Subject: Re: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Sun Apr 10, 2011 3:20 pm

and they can be pretty with long legs.. Wow

Subject: Re: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Sun Apr 10, 2011 3:31 pm

Awesome , how much does the painting cost? i wanna buy it Smile

can i buy it with fairy money? i have it somewhere...

Subject: Re: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Mon Apr 11, 2011 7:07 pm

will I be able to have wish granted with that fairy money? creep

Subject: Re: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Tue Apr 12, 2011 7:01 am

Depends on how much fairy money you receive, first of all , tell me how much does the painting cost Smile

Subject: Re: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Tue Apr 12, 2011 8:32 am

Nice Von, but I hope you did finish your HW.
Cause Myocardial infarction, Acute limb ischaemia, Massive pulmonary embolismand, and Stroke Victims won't heal themselfs unless your keeping up with the text books vonnie!

I learned something today, this process is what they used to try to save my dad.
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Subject: Re: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Tue Apr 12, 2011 8:55 am

thats the balloon; it is inserted in, inflated to flatten the plaques, and then taken out Smile

some patients also get posed a stent (sort of a metal or a medicated stent) that permanently holds the blood vessel dilated.

Generally, we continue giving antiplatelet or anticoagulation medication after that; to keep the blood fluid and prevent blockage. There are a lot of possible interactions for anticoagulation therapy >_>

Subject: Re: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Tue Apr 12, 2011 2:51 pm

Aww that tinkerbell is so cute Very Happy

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Tinkerbells got back! LOL! Smile

Maybe she's been eating rice krispie treats? LOL J/K As always, good Job Vonnie...beautiful artwork as always! <3

Subject: Re: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Tue Apr 12, 2011 10:18 pm

hihi thanks Smile

i hate coloring >_> i have trouble choosing colors that match (hahaha i don't always wear matching colors. i just walk out thinking that its ok if colors dont match anyways) hihi

but im happy with how the colors came out Smile

Subject: Re: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Wed Apr 13, 2011 1:51 am

i remember them teaching us about that balloon thing when we were young kids in some health class at school XD

Subject: Re: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Wed Apr 13, 2011 9:30 am

EvilMijo wrote:: Nice Von, but I hope you did finish your HW.
Cause Myocardial infarction, Acute limb ischaemia, Massive pulmonary embolismand, and Stroke Victims won't heal themselfs unless your keeping up with the text books vonnie!

I learned something today, this process is what they used to try to save my dad.

Hmm, My dad has had quite a few heart attacks, and i think they did something like that to stop them.. something to do with a balloon thing D: i dunno.. dont think it worked though, he had a mini heart attack a while ago O_o

Subject: Re: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Wed Apr 13, 2011 11:08 am

Yeah, patients who have had heart attacks are more at risk to have a repeat. Because heart attacks happen when the heart (heart is a muscle, so it needs nutriments too) doesn't get enough oxygen and part of the muscle dies. This occurs usually when something blocks a blood vessel that brings oxygen to the heart. Signs and symptoms that indicate a heart attack are pains that extend from your heart to your left arm. You may feel pain on left shoulder and jaw. This pain is sudden and is not provoked nor attenuated by change of body positions or eating.
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Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Hawarning500w

For example, if you have high cholesterol, you are likely to have cholesterol buildups (think of them as agglomerate of fat molecules) in your blood vessels. They get bigger with time and with your natural coagulation factors (when your blood clots around it). It's actually okay if they stay in your blood vessels. The problem is when they break off and become mobile plaques. These plaques can move and get stuck in smaller blood vessels in your brain (cause stroke, paralysis) or in your heart (heart attack).
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Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Heart_coronary_artery

There are lots of risk factors for heart attacks (like high cholesterol, high blood pressure, lack of exercise, unbalanced nutrition, ...). unfortunately, most patients will have to take 4-8 new medication after their first heart attack; each medication prevents future heart attacks in different mecanism (diminishing different risk factors) so it is important to take all of them.

There are numerous effective ways of controlling your risk factors aside from taking medication, but they take a lot of motivation (exercise > 30 minutes 4 days a week, limiting salt intake to 1.7g/day = 1.5 teaspoon only!, avoid fatty foods, eat more vedgies and fruits...).
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Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Prevent-Heart-disease1

For acute treatment (when you go into emergency) of heart attacks, we have strong drugs that can break down the plaques but we don't use it for all patients (depends on your ECG test results and risk of bleeding because these drugs will greatly increase your bleeding). There is also stents (sort of like cages they put in your blood vessel wall to make sure it stays wide; these can be metal or medicated stents. medicated stents release medication that prevents blockage) or inserting a balloon just to flatten the plaques around the problematic blood vessel. These methods will only work for short term solution, the "real" treatment is long term control of risk factors. Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Article-0-055422910000044D-834_468x265_popup

Omg. I intended on being succinct, but it turned out to be quite long >_>

Subject: Re: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Wed Apr 13, 2011 1:48 pm

I wonder if there's ever been a thread with this title before.

Subject: Re: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Wed Apr 13, 2011 2:06 pm

LOL yeah, oohh von this is very interesting :O yeah my dad smokes alot and he never does any exercise etc.. hmm hes bad xD

Subject: Re: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Wed Apr 13, 2011 3:37 pm

i heard 1/2 of all women get heart attacks... most of which they are unaware they are having. Apparently women are less likely to have that chest pain reaction that men get(you know like int he movies) or so some program I saw on tv once was saying

Subject: Re: Tinkerbell and Heart attacks Wed Apr 13, 2011 6:38 pm

Frevett wrote:: I wonder if there's ever been a thread with this title before.

yeah I figured I should add "heart attack" to the title since half the thread moved to heart attack topic

neoitvaluocsol wrote:: i heard 1/2 of all women get heart attacks... most of which they are unaware they are having. Apparently women are less likely to have that chest pain reaction that men get(you know like int he movies) or so some program I saw on tv once was saying

Apparently, there are more men than women would will have heart attacks in their life. However, women are more likely to die when they do get a heart attack XD.

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