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SIGNS of cerebral hemorrages:
1. Sudden doziness generally only on one sides of our body (STROKE)
2. Difficulty on talking, understanding and concentrating
3. Visual loss in one or both eyes
4. Inexplicable headache
5. Loss of engine coordination

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How to prevent:
-- Know the state of arterious presion (ipertension is one of bleeding causes)
-- Quit smooking
-- Practise some sports
-- Know their cholesterol levels
-- Lose weight in case of overweight
-- Evoid stress
-- Eat omega 3 fats
-- Keep diabetic under control

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cerebral bleeding prevention.

In more cases it can be prevented and identificated in time to reduce the risk of tragic conseguences

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Release the injured part of the garment; with a sterile gauze or a clean tissue compress the bloody point upstream (or rather, in a zone chosen along the path of the artery between the heart and the wound) if it is an arterial vessel, downstream (or rather, after injury to the body extremities) if it is a venous haemorrhage.

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In the presence of otorragia followig SKULL TRAUMA (blood loss from the auditory duct)  you have to put the subject in a safe position on the side of the hemorrhage

WITHOUT skull trauma in the blood vessels of nasal cavities put the subject in a sitting position with the head bent slightly forward.

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CALL AN AMBULANCE and instead EMPLOY THE FIRST AID RULES

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Is a problem which can damage all.

It's important to know how we can react in this case.

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WHY I HAVE CHOOSE BLEEDING AS PADLET'S TOPIC

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WHY I HAVE CHOOSE BLEEDING AS PADLET'S TOPIC

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Bleeding, also known as hemorrhaging or haemorrhaging, is blood escaping from the circulatory system

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-- WHY?

Because of wounds or bruises involving breakdown of deep organs.

-- WHICH TYPS?
Both: internal and external

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They appear becouse of :

1. a pre-existing PATHOLOGICAL CONDICTIONS that weakens or breaks a vessel (aneurysm, tumors, varicose veins, atherosclerosis, etc.)

2. A DEFECT IN COAGULATION(hemophilia). They can be both internal and external (most often internally).

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-- Slow, even flow

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-- Spurting blood
-- Pulsating flow
-- Bright red color

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-- Steady, slow flow
-- Dark red color

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blood comes out of the body following a trauma that has damaged the skin and the underlying structures.

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the blood spilled from the vessels does not reach the exterior but remains inside the body, collecting in natural cavities (endocavitary bleeding) or in the thickness of the surrounding tissues (interstitial bleeding).

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-- NAME OF THE AFFECTED ORGAN OR ANATOMY
(abdominal, gastric, cerebral, cardiac, vaginal, etc.)

-- SPECIAL NAMES
(epistasis = blood from the nose, rectal or proctorragia = hemorrhage from the rectum).