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Carlos Torres, Elena Capel, Paula  Casado y Alicia Pineda. 3ºEso. THE EARS.

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Carlos Torres, Elena Capel, Paula  Casado y Alicia Pineda. 3ºEso. THE EARS.

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Esperanza Guerrero/cristina Casillas/ Mario Martín/ 3A

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Esperanza Guerrero/cristina Casillas/ Mario Martín/ 3A

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Miguel Arias, Alberto Gómez, Julia Oliva y Noemí Román. 3B. Types of blood

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Miguel Arias, Alberto Gómez, Julia Oliva y Noemí Román. 3B. Types of blood

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Ángela Bustos, Inés Pérez,  Manuel Narváez, Luis Jiménez / 3C/ Blood diseases.

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Ángela Bustos, Inés Pérez,  Manuel Narváez, Luis Jiménez / 3C/ Blood diseases.

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Blanca Morente, Miriam Romero, Paco Cabeza, Mario Weiss 3C

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Blanca Morente, Miriam Romero, Paco Cabeza, Mario Weiss 3C

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Jaime Salvador-Almeida Peña, Laura Herrera Navarro, Maria Dolores Mena Molina, Alfonso de Francisco 3A

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Jaime Salvador-Almeida Peña, Laura Herrera Navarro, Maria Dolores Mena Molina, Alfonso de Francisco 3A

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José Antonio Morillo, María Satorres, Manuel Delgado/3A/ The eye: how it works and anatomy.

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José Antonio Morillo, María Satorres, Manuel Delgado/3A/ The eye: how it works and anatomy.

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Julia Cordero, Guillermo de la Flor, Marina Selva, Jesús Carrillo. / 3*C/ THE ALCOHOL FROM AN ANTRHOPOLOGIST'S POINT OF VIEW.

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Julia Cordero, Guillermo de la Flor, Marina Selva, Jesús Carrillo. / 3*C/ THE ALCOHOL FROM AN ANTRHOPOLOGIST'S POINT OF VIEW.

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Culture of alcohol:
The consumption of alcoholic drinks has become over the centuries an everyday occurrence, with different implications and motivations. But also produce complications in physical and psychological health.
- Cultural trends and environmental events represent a 40% risk of developing a disorder.
Alcohol
The level of alcohol in some alcoholics beverages
THE ALCOHOL FROM AN ANTHROPOLGIST'S POINTS OF VIEW
Conclusions
A presentation by Julia Cordero, Jesús Carillo, Guillermo de la Flor y Marina Selva
INDEX
1- What is the anthropology?
2- Alcohol in society
3- Alcohol in young people
4- The money that the state lost by the alcohol smuggling
5- Benefits of alcohol
6- The culture of alcohol
7- The level of alcohol in some alcoholics beverages
8- Conlcusions
Alcohol in young people
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The money that the state lost by the alcohol smuggling
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60%
2,8%
49,5%
Vodka
Whisky
Beer
Red wine

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THE ALCOHOL FROM AN ANTHROPOLGIST'S POINTS FO VIEW

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Culture of alcohol:The consumption of alcoholic drinks has become over the centuries an everyday occurrence, with different implications and motivations.

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Yanira, Julio G., Blanca, Encarni. 3*B. (Eye anatomy. How it works and illness).

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Yanira, Julio G., Blanca, Encarni. 3*B. (Eye anatomy. How it works and illness).

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Miguel Gómez, Marcos Gómez, Antonio Carvajal, Laura Muñoz / 3A / Blood Diseases

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Miguel Gómez, Marcos Gómez, Antonio Carvajal, Laura Muñoz / 3A / Blood Diseases

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Sandra Cortés, Mario Fernández, Julia Rubio, Julia Guizan, Jose Angel (3°B)

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Sandra Cortés, Mario Fernández, Julia Rubio, Julia Guizan, Jose Angel (3°B)

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ALCOHOL. FROM A BIOLOGIST´S AND AN ANTHROPOLOGIST´S POINT OF VIEW.

-ALCOHOL. BiIOLOGIST´S POINT OF VIEW (MARIO):
Alcohol from a scientific point of view Generally we call alcohol to the  chemical compound called ethanol. It is a colorless, flammable liquid , the boiling point is 78,4° C . The chemical formula of ethyl alcohol is CH3- CH2 - OH . This compound is used to make alcoholic beverages.
CH3-CH2-OH

Alcohol from a chemical standpoint , this organic compound containing the hydroxyl group attached to an aliphatic radical or its derivatives . In this sense, it is given that it is a compound , there are various types of alcohols.
In Spain as in most European countries, children under 18 can not buy or consume , this is because it is a legal drug like snuff . Such as snuff also causes long-term illnesses such as the alcoholism.

-ALCOHOL MAJOR DISEASE (SANDRA):

1. Cirrhosis: It is scarring of the liver in essence. The healthy liver tissue is replaced by fibrosis or scar tissue. This prevents the liver from functioning correctly. Some of the most common symptoms are loss of appetite, weight loss, nausea, fatigue, cognitive disorders, tremors, internal bleeding and coma.

2. Hypertension: This condition is essentially characterized by a large amount of blood is forced through the arteries, which can damage the walls of these arteries and cause a stroke, heart disease, heart attack.

3. Osteoporosis: is a thinning of the bones or bone loss. This reduction causes bones to become more fragile.

4. Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome: This brain disorder is a serious disease that can be caused by alcohol abuse. Usually people suffering from Wernicke-Korsakoff blurred vision, memory loss, confusion and impaired mobility. This syndrome is usually permanent.

-HOW PRODUCCE ALCHOOL IN OUR BODY? (JULIA)

Alchool affect and modify seriously our organisms because alchool is a drug with second psicologists effects.
Alchool have doubble effect, first producce satisfacction and makes you happy but then starts cordination problems, lost concience and diedbecausewhen you drink alchool the blood sugars get rises and you feel exahusted and weak, this is producce because alchool speed up the transformation of glucógeno into glucosa and an easy elimination.

DIGESTIVEALCHOOL EFFECTS

1. STOMACH; The gastrics juices speeds up and make irritation and swelling and this can producce ulcers, internal haemorrages and cancer.

2. ESOPHAGUS; Produce cancer, swelling and sofalic blooded varices.

3. PANCREAS; Producce sharp pancreatittis, can be cronic, second type of diabettes and died.

4. LIVER; The liver metabolists the alchool and the liver enzymes transformit into a acetaldenido and then into a acetato. This process is very slowly and alchool affect little by little in liver tissues and make lipids liver, cirosis and cancer.

5. RENAL FUNCTION; Antidiuretic hormon stop to work and producce dehydration.

CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

1.  HEART; Incresse the cardiac activity and weaken the cardiac muscle and it pump slowly the blood. This effect producces  dilatation of the blood vessels and increase the arterial and bloodes pression.

2. BLOOD; Stop to produuce red globules and white globules and this can producce anemy.

BRAIN AND NERVOUS SYSTEM

1.  BRAIN; Affect to a essentials functions, emotions, motricity, equilibrium and make slowly reactions, bad pronunciation and lost your control and your concentration. This can producce traffic accidents.

Alchol produce slepp transtorns and serius and permanents  hurts in the brains cells and in the neurons of our nervous system.

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Irene Bada, Pedro Suarez, Ángela Gonzalez y Luis Alfonso Ruiz/3C/Blood and fluids

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Irene Bada, Pedro Suarez, Ángela Gonzalez y Luis Alfonso Ruiz/3C/Blood and fluids

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Carmen Dorado, Maria Muñoz, Enrique Granadilla y Julia Martín/3C/The alcohol from a biologist's point of view.

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Carmen Dorado, Maria Muñoz, Enrique Granadilla y Julia Martín/3C/The alcohol from a biologist's point of view.

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Belén Pérez, Lucia Dominguez, Pablo Portillo y Lidia Arnaiz/3C/Eye. Anatomy and how the eye works

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Belén Pérez, Lucia Dominguez, Pablo Portillo y Lidia Arnaiz/3C/Eye. Anatomy and how the eye works

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Diego Cataño, Maria Lorente, Fernando Manzano y Nati Verdugo (Ears anatomy. How it works and illnes) 3º

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Diego Cataño, Maria Lorente, Fernando Manzano y Nati Verdugo (Ears anatomy. How it works and illnes) 3º

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Carmen Fernández, Pablo Rodriguez, Anabel González, Amador Muñoz /3A

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Carmen Fernández, Pablo Rodriguez, Anabel González, Amador Muñoz /3A

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Microorganisms in blood

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Eloisa Borrallo Bernáldez, Claudia Díaz Sánchez , Esther Rodríguez Álvarez Ossorio, Mercedes Romero Castejón 3º A

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Eloisa Borrallo Bernáldez, Claudia Díaz Sánchez , Esther Rodríguez Álvarez Ossorio, Mercedes Romero Castejón 3º A

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how blood could cure
(the ebola case, donation, clotting factors...)