Stroke patients’ lumbar puncture for CSF?
Stroke patients’ lumbar puncture Normal cerebrospinal fluid is colorless, transparent, and watery, and the pressure measured during lateral decubitus positioning
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The difference and connection between cervical spondylosis and stroke
Cervical spondylosis has a high incidence rate and shows an upward trend in recent years, it is a common and
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Can long-term vegetarian diet prevent hyperlipidemia?
vegetarian diet prevent hyperlipidemia? In real life, many people regard high blood lipid disorders such as “high blood lipid” and
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Does reducing blood lipids mean reducing cholesterol first?
Reducing cholesterol: Since lipid-lowering drugs are metabolized in the liver, they can exacerbate liver damage. Therefore, patients with active hepatitis
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Can we stop taking medication after normal blood lipids?
Can we stop taking medication after normal blood lipids? In the treatment of hypertension, when blood pressure is stable for
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Cholesterol: What’s the use and where does it come from
Cholesterol is an essential substance in human life activities, and it is a complex similar to fat, mostly produced by
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What are the risk factors for cerebrovascular disease?
The risk factors for cerebrovascular disease: Some factors are closely related to the occurrence of cerebrovascular disease and are considered
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Symptoms of ischemic cerebrovascular disease and hemorrhagic cerebrovascular disease
According to the European Stroke Organization, stroke is a leading cause of death and disability in Europe, with an estimated
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The occurrence of diabetes has become a pervasive global health concern
Prevent or delay the occurrence of diabetes: High risk groups include those with family history of type 2 diabetes;Individuals with
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Why must diabetes patients strictly control blood pressure?
Strictly control blood pressure: The prevalence of hypertension in type 2 diabetes is 20%-40%, which is 1.5-2 times higher than
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How to treat hypoglycemia in diabetic patients?
Treat hypoglycemia: The primary treatment for hypoglycemia is the replenishment of glucose. If the reaction is mild, the patient is
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Points to Note in Health Education and Health Promotion Work
Health education and health promotion possess both natural science attributes and social science characteristics. Therefore, attention should be paid to
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What are the Intervention Activities for Chronic Diseases?
Intervention activities aim to improve the health knowledge of community populations or reduce specific health hazards. Specific interventions include: Smoking
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Health Promotion for Chronic Diseases
Health Promotion: The public’s awareness is the first step In the prevention and control of chronic diseases, the first step
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Primary Prevention Strategies for Chronic Diseases
Primary Prevention Strategies: The major chronic diseases globally include hypertension, stroke, coronary heart disease, lung cancer, liver cancer, gastric cancer,
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The difference between infectious diseases and chronic diseases
Different from general infectious diseases: They are caused by long-term and comprehensive effects of multiple factors, rather than simply biological
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When does a diabetic patient need to use an insulin?
Patients with diagnosed type 1 diabetes. Type 2 diabetic patients with the following conditions require short-term or long-term use of
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The commonly used oral anti-diabetic drugs can be divided into several categories
In recent years, the development of oral anti-diabetic drugs has been rapid. Existing types have continuously given rise to new
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