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BIOLOGY II INTEGRATIVE PRODUCT Mayra Alejandra Chavez Hinojosa 230 #5

nutrition Why do us adolescents need to have a good nutrition? Nutrients and other components found in foodhelp up to grow and survive A good alimentation leads to a healthy lifestyle and increases our life expectancy. It also helps to mantain a healthy weight and reduce our risk of getting a CHRONIC DISEASE

aBneionbgeOseveWrdwihfefaiegtr'hsetnt, hcoeer?being BMI BODY MASS INDEX A person can be overweight, but not be considered obese. One way to determine if a person is considered obese is by looking at his body mass index (BMI) Under 30 Overweight Both cause diseases such as

WHY do we need to take care of our skin and bones?Our bones support us and allow us to move. They protect our brain, heart, and other organs from injury. Without our bones we would be a sack of skin and we wouldn't be able to move The skin is our body's first line of defense against intruders, such as germs, and the elements. Without our skin we would be dead because of all the diseases entering our body.DISEASESIn bones ­Osteoporosis In skin ­Osteogenesis ­Bone cancer ­Skin cancer (UV radiation) ­Psoriasis (infections) ­Rubeola (paramyxo virus) ­Acne (blocked pores)

EXCESS ofDEFICIENCY foodThese are both dangerous, and both cause different diseases  Diabetes Type 2 Malnutrition Life­long disease that Condition that results fromaffects the way your bodyhandles glucose, a kind of eating a diet in which sugar, in your blood. nutrients are not enough or Hypertension are too much such that it Also known as high blood causes health problems. pressure (HBP), is a longterm medical condition in Anemiawhich the blood pressure Blood does not carry enough oxygen to the rest in the arteries is persistently elevated of your body

DR U g s Effects in our Central Nervous SystemShort-term Long-termhallucinogens Increased heart rate and blood pressure, rapid breathing, poor, disorientation and mixed­up speech Psychosis, bad trips may last days, weeks or even months, depression, decreased motivation.Depressants Slows normal brain functions, gives a drowsy feeling, but over time the effects fade as body builds tolerance. Addiction. Withdrawal results painful, and abusing of the drug may cause seizures and deathSTIMULANTS Loss of appetite, increased heart rate and blood pressure, dilation of pupils, and violent behavior. Permanent damage to blood vessels of heart and brain, high blood pressure leading to heart attacks, liver, kidney and lung damage, and destruction of tissues in nose if sniffed

☀ DAILY CONSUMPTION OF ☾ Of alcohol, tobacco and cocaine circulatory, respiratory and nervous system Causes arrythimias, stroke and hypertension Can cause pneumonia or lung abscesses.  Susceptible to have heart Makes it harder to think attacks or stroke clearlyLosing the sense of smell, cause Causes heart attacks nosebleeds and problems with Frequent Asthma Attacks, causes swallowing Emphysema and Lung Cancer. Nicotine gets to our brain Increases levels of dopamine regulating pressure and really fast. Causes headache movement and diziness

Breast, prostate and cervical cancerIt is very important for us to know about the risk factors, treatment and prevention sowe can help others or we can help ourselves by knowing how to prevent and noticing which risk factors we have.  Main risk factors are being a woman, age, family history and race (White women are more susceptible) Treatment is with chemotherapy, targeted therapy or hormone therapy made by either a breast surgeon or a medical oncologist. We can prevent it by changing eating habits, not smoking, not drinking, doing self-exploration and exercise. Common risk factors include race (African American are more susceptible) Age 60+, Diet and family history. Prostate cancer is often treated by radiation therapy, chemotherapy by urologists and radiation oncologists. We can prevent it by exercising more, reducing calcium intake, avoiding cigarettes and eating more green veggies. After prostate surgery ejaculation is impossible because the seminal are removed and this obviously leads to loss of fertility. Some risk factors are having too many sexual partners, early sexual activity (as early as age 14), smoking, chlamydia infection and long-term use of oral contraceptives. Cervical cancer is treated by radiation therapy, chemotherapy or radical hysterectomy. It can be prevented by abstinence, using condon when having sex, taking the HPV Vaccine and not smoking

Other reproductive system diseases Some risk factors are Age 50+, Obesity, Race (White women susceptible), genetics, having diabetes. Uterine cancer is treated with radical hysterectomy and it can be prevented by taking birth control pills, mantaining a healthy weight and mantaining good control of the blood (if diabetic)STDS Sexually transmitted diseases are infectious diseases that spread from person to person through intimate contact. They develop in the reproductive system and some of them arechlamydia gonorrhea herpescaused by the bacterium  caused by the bacterium  caused by the Herpes Chlamydia trachomatis Neisseria gonorrhoeae Simplex Virus (HSV). All of these STDS can be prevented by using contraceptives. There are about 15 different types of contraceptives which allow you to enjoy sex with lower risk of getting infected. Some examples are condoms, the diaphragm, birth control pills, implants, IUDs (intrauterine devices), sterilization and the emergency contraceptive pill.

CONCLUSION BIOLOGY II INTEGRATIVE PRODUCT Taking care of our health is really important because when we take care of our health we are also improving our life quality and adding years to our life expectancy. We can take care of our health with a good nutrition, paying attention to what we eat and avoiding fast foods and all of the fatty foods. We can be so healthy if we don’ t consume any type of alcohol, drugs or tobacco because as I have mentioned before in the booklet almost all cancer types’ risk factors are linked to smoking/drinking. It is also important to have all cancer’s information such as risk factors, treatment and prevention because an early exam can save our lives! Concluding this project I decided that I will take every decision with responsibility, putting my health first. Always.  Referenceshttp://www.niams.nih.gov/health_info/bone/bone_health/bone_health_for_life.asphttp://www.symptomfind.com/health/difference­between­overweight­and­obesity/http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy­lifestyle/adult­health/in­depth/skin­care/art­20048237http://health.howstuffworks.com/skin­care/information/anatomy/care­for­the­epidermis.htmhttp://www.healthline.com/health/skin­disordershttp://www.drugfreeworld.org/drugfacts/ritalin/the­vicious­effects­of­prescription­stimulants.htmlhttp://www2.courtinfo.ca.gov/stopteendui/teens/resources/substances/hallucinogens/short­and­long­term­effects.cfmhttp://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases­conditions/high­blood­pressure/basics/definition/con­20019580https://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/anemia.htmlhttp://www.cancer.net/cancer­types/uterine­cancer/risk­factors­and­prevention


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