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THE IMPORTANCE AND PREVENTION OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES

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Page 1: Heart Health for Primary School Children

THE IMPORTANCE AND

PREVENTION OF

CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES

Page 2: Heart Health for Primary School Children

Associate Prof Huseyin Bozbas, MD, FESC (Fellow of European Society of Cardiology)

& Naomi Uludamar RGN

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February is “National Heart Month” in the UK

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The Heart is about the size of your fist..

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• The heart is inside your chest, protected by bones - the ribs and breast bone.

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The Heart is a Muscle!

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We measure the heartbeat via the pulse - easily found on your

wrist and neck.

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SOUND OF HEART BEATING..

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ANATOMY OF HEART

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What does the heart do?

It works together with the lungs to deliver oxygen to every cell in your body and remove carbon dioxide

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HEART AND BLOOD VESSELS

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How Many Times Does our Heart Beat a Minute??

• Between 50 – 100 beats in adults

• A little faster in children...

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How Many Times Does your Heart Beat in a Day??

• If your heart beats at 70 times a minute, then it will beat around 100,800 beats a day!

• It pumps 7200 lt of blood a day

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THAT’S A PHENOMENAL 3.5 BILLION BEATS IN AN AVERAGE LIFETIME!!!!

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Lungs: key facts

• You have 2 lungs

• Your lungs are protected by your ribcage

• Close-up, they look like a wet sponge

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X-Ray of the Heart and Lungs

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Heart key facts

• The first heart transplant was in 1967.

• You cannot normally live for more than 5 minutes if your heart stops beating.

• Heart disease is the number 1 killer in the western world (40%)!

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Prevalence of Cardiovascular Diseases in American

Men and Women, Ages 20 and Older

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Heart: Clinical Tests

Man having a chest x-ray

Heart on chest x-ray

ECG graph output

Ultrasound output

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Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Disease

Cardiovascular

Disease

Adverse Lipid

ProfileHypertension

Diabetes

Obesity

Smoking Nutrition

Sedentary

Lifestyle

Family

History

Alcohol

Stress

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• Smoking is harmful for your heart

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OBESITY

• Obesity is harmful for your heart

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Sedentary life

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The Human Body

• Your body is very special.

• We need to look after our bodies to stay healthy.

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How do I look after my heart and lungs?

By doing exercise regularly (30 to 60 minutes, on most days of the week):

• our hearts get fitter and bigger - better at pumping blood and not needing to work so hard or fast.

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• We will feel healthier.

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We also need to eat

healthily!

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Thank you for listening!

• Any questions?