Hypertension causes by THURAYA

Hypertension causes by THURAYA https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12 Made with magic en-us 2021-12-02 10:50:48 UTC 2025-04-29 18:11:52 UTC hello@padlet.com Thuraya.A 201711164 ThurayaAli https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1924956791 2021-12-02 12:04:05 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1924956791 literature review ThurayaAli https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1925625848 Hypertension is abnormally excessive blood strain withinside the arteries, that are the blood vessels that convey blood from the coronary heart to the relaxation of the body. As the coronary heart beats, it forces blood thru the arteries to supply vitamins and oxygen to the relaxation of the body. The electricity of the blood pushing in opposition to the artery partitions is blood strain, that is measured in gadgets known as millimeters of mercury. The causes of hypertension are unclear in around 95% of instances. This type of hypertension is known as essential hypertension. Secondary hypertension is defined as hypertension caused by an underlying ailment such as blood vessel malformations that restrict blood flow, kidney illnesses that affect the quantity of fluids and salts in the body, or issues with hormone-producing glands such as the adrenal glands or the thyroid gland. Familial hyperaldosteronism, pseudo hypoaldosteronism type 2, Liddle syndrome, and tumors known as paragangliomas all have hypertension as a prominent characteristic. According to the studies, up to 30–50% of the variance in hypertension readings may be heritable, and an increasing number of unusual illnesses has led to the discovery of unambiguous and causative Mendelian mutations. The smooth Gaussian distribution of hypertension in the population, on the other hand, shows that these mutations are unlikely to have a substantial influence, and that, instead, several tiny genetic effects are likely to be contributing to or increasing susceptibility to high blood pressure levels. With the arrival of the genomic age, it is now widely understood that hypertension is a complex characteristic with a polygenic base and etiology.]]> 2021-12-02 16:50:34 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1925625848 methods ThurayaAli https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1925706058 qualitative research question:
Are the students aware of the danger of hypertension?
sample and sample size:
GEN185 section 3, Abu Dhabi, on 14 students.

survey questions:

Do you know what hypertension is?
| Yes | No |

Do you know someone who has hypertension?
| Yes | No |

Does hypertension effect the heart and case a heart diseases

Do you agree that if people were aware of hypertension causes they will avoid it?

Do you agree that eating salty food can be a cause of hypertension?

Do you agree that social media a way to aware people from hypertension?

Do you think that people aware enough of the risk of hypertension and why?

| Open-ended|

From your point of view how should we aware people from getting hypertension?

| Open-ended|

]]> 2021-12-02 17:26:43 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1925706058 ThurayaAli https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1925722554 do you agree that social media a way to aware people from hypertension?

As this generation lifestyle, social media is the best way to communicate and they can every thing from it, so I think this a can be a great way to aware people pf the danger of hypertension 78.6 % agreed that social media can be a way to aware the people of hypertension and 2 responses was disagree with it.

]]> 2021-12-02 17:34:49 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1925722554 ThurayaAli https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1925769114 what is the most popular cause of hypertension?
All of the answers are causes for hypertension but the must common cause from them is older age and genetics beside eating salty food so and 28.6 answer who answer it right 14.3 which represent 2 responses said that older age is the common cause and 2 responses said that genetics the common one.

]]> 2021-12-02 17:57:22 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1925769114 Maha Mazen 202006634 https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1928991629 2021-12-04 19:37:05 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1928991629 Literature review https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1928996374 High blood pressure is often referred to as the silent killer because it appears without symptoms yet seriously damaged the heart, blood vessels and kidneys. The impact of exercise on hypertension has been well researched, and it is proven that over time, exercise can lower blood pressure and control high blood pressure, and that lack of exercise significantly increases the risk of developing hypertension. According to (Odle, 2017.) Most people with hypertension have a mild increase in blood pressure that can be treated with exercise. In the article “Blood pressure and exercise” The author explained how exercise has an important effect on the cardiovascular system. The exercise program should be a routine that consists of aerobic and resistance exercises for 30 minutes most days of the week. Hypertension is Abnormally high arterial blood pressure; usually defined as systolic pressure of 140 mm Hg or above or diastolic pressure of 90 mm Hg or above. The results of this research have found that regular exercise gradually lowers blood pressure over a period of weeks to months, decreasing diastolic pressure by about 10 mm Hg, and lowering systolic pressure about 5-10 mm Hg. In conclusion, the more the exercise the less the blood pressure. These recent studies have provided insight into how exercise can positively affect lowering blood pressure and preventing it.]]> 2021-12-04 19:48:05 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1928996374 Hamda alqubaisi 201916374 https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929101909 2021-12-05 00:29:33 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929101909 literature review https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929102108 As we know that fast food known for being unhealthy because of the high amount of fats, calories, and salt that it contains, and consuming these types of food will lead to many health problems such as weight gain, high blood pressure and cholesterol and this will increase the risk for heart disease. There are some food that can increase the risk of hypertension and we should not consume a lot of it such as butter, margarine, fatty meats, whole milk dairy products, fried foods, salted snacks and fast foods and we should avoid eating food that has high in sodium as the American heart association recommend that the daily sodium intake should be less than 1500 milligrams and to reduce the sodium intake we should read the nutrition label and choose that food that has lower in sodium and there are some foods thar are marked “sodium-free”, “unsalted” and “ low sodium” and these types of foods are good for those who suffer from hypertension and the examples of foods that has high in sodium are processed foods such as bacon and sausage and also canned soups, condiments for example soy sauce and salad dressings and also pickled that are vinegar or lemon juice based. There are some ways to eat that can help us to control high blood pressure

(hypertension) for example we should eat foods that has low in fats and salt we can also use spices and herbs instead of salt to our food, We should also use less oil, butter and salad dressing into our food.

]]> 2021-12-05 00:30:14 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929102108 https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929103268 Qualitative research question:
What are students perceptions about the relationship between hypertension and fast food?

sample and sample size:
zayed university female students of GEN-185 section 3 , on 14 students.

survey questions:

1- do you feel that fast food consumption habit have increased?
- yes
-no
- possibly

2- does consuming fast food will lead to several health problems?
- yes
- no
- possibly

3-what is the main cause of hypertension?
- overweight
- consuming too much salt in diet
- smoking
- genetics
- stress
- all of the above

4-do you agree that fast food is the main reason of hypertension?
- strongly agree
- agree
- neither
- disagree
- strongly disagree

5-how frequently do you consume fast food?
- never
- rarely
- often
- always

6-how satisfied are you with your food habit?
- very satisfied
- somewhat satisfied
- somewhat unsatisfied
- very unsatisfied

7-how important is diet to you?
- not important
- some importance
- very important

8- what kind of diet should I follow to help control my blood pressure?
open ended

9- why should you care about the food quality?
open ended

]]> 2021-12-05 00:33:59 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929103268 Method https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929113079 Hypothesis:

If I exercise my blood pressure will become lower.

Independent Variable-

Exercise and physical activity.

Control group- Level of blood pressure without exercise.
Test group-: Group 1 Level of blood pressure after consistently exercising and physical activity.
Group 2 Level of blood pressure without exercise and physical activity.

Fixed Variables- 1 hour of exercise daily, Blood pressure monitor device,
Dependent Variable-

Level of blood pressure.

Steps of the experiment:

Step 1: Design a workout plan that promotes reducing pressure (ex. Cardio).

Step 2: Set a timing of 1 hour daily, 4 times a week to complete the workout.

Step 3: Find exercise equipment that will be needed to conduct the experiment, like weights, bike.

Step 4: Monitor hypertension Levels through the device weekly.

Step 5: Write down my data weekly.

]]> 2021-12-05 01:02:13 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929113079 https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929115947 In this pie chart for the question ( do you feel that fast food consumption habit have increased?) the result shows that 78.6% of the students their food consumption habit have increased and 14.3% of them didn’t increased and the result shows that 7.1% of the student their respond was possibly.]]> 2021-12-05 01:11:19 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929115947 https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929117166 In this pie chart for the question (do you agree that fast food is the main reason of hypertension?) it shows that 28.6% agreed that fast food are the main cause of hypertension and 57.1% their answer was neutral and it shows that 14.3% of the student didn’t agree with that.

]]> 2021-12-05 01:14:24 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929117166 https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929117864 In this column chart for the question (how satisfied are you with your food habit?) it shows that 35.7% of the students who did the survey were satisfied with their food habit and 42.9% of them were partly satisfied.

]]> 2021-12-05 01:16:22 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929117864 Discussion: https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929119683 Hamda:

This research and the survey result shows a clearly link between those who consume a lot of fast food and hypertension as the responses shows that 85.7% of the students agreed that fast food lead to several health problems such as high blood pressure and diabetes and many other disease. These types of foods are rich in high salt and fats which can increase blood pressure.

Thuraya:

As Q. 9 most of the responses said that we should aware people from getting hypertension by social media. And the rest of them said by educate them and post in public places. and for Q. 10 most of the responses their answer was no and with same reason which was that people are not educated enough and the rest of them said yes because it’s a popular diseases so they should know it and know how serious it is.

Maha:

Regular physical activity can decrease hypertension. The experiment I conducted was testing how exercise can affect an individual with hypertension while incorporating different exercises. I believe the link between exercise and hypertension is when a person with hypertension exercises consistently, their systolic and diastolic levels decrease. The results of my experiment where similar to Odle (2017) results. Consistent exercise lowered blood pressure by 5-10 mm Hg.

]]> 2021-12-05 01:21:25 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929119683 Conclusions: https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929121890 Hamda:

what i found out about the survey and what the data shows, I believe that there is a relationship between fast food and hypertension. People who consume fast food more than once a week are higher risk to many diseases such as hypertension. My survey was short, simple and easy to understand and I got a good responses for the open ended questions. The responses wasn't enough to collect data for the research and it was hard to verify truthfulness of the responses. To improve my research i should choose different types of questions to make it more interesting.

Thuraya:

Based on the data I gathered from the survey, hypothesis is correct. I’m convinced that students have about the hypertension awareness. Most of students’ family has a person at least who has hypertension.
Strengths:

· I got a very good number of responses.

· I got a detailed answers in my open-ended questions

· I putted enough questions to get more accurate answers.

Limitation:

· I think people doesn’t answer well.

· People don’t have enough background to answer all the questions right.

To improve my survey, I should make it more interesting, I should reduce the number of the open-ended question and I will increase the multiple choices questions. also, I will put questions that I’m sure that they will be able to answer them.

Maha:

Based on my experiment, my hypothesis is correct. Exercising helps decrease hypertension as demonstrated in the experiment we did.

Strengths:

I kept track of the results weekly

I had accurate data

Material was provided to conduct experiment

Limitations:

Because exercise is a commitment and a lifestyle, we have skipped a few days of working out.

Research on the topic was very board and was hard to find other experiments around it.

To improve my experiment, I would need to test this theory out on multiple people to ensure its results and accuracy.

]]> 2021-12-05 01:26:58 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929121890 https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929163240 Alic, M., & Odle, T. G. (2017). Blood pressure and exercise. In T. Moy (Ed.), Gale virtual reference library: The Gale encyclopedia of fitness (2nd ed.). Gale. Credo Reference: http://zulib.idm.oclc.org/login?url=https://search.credoreference.com/content/entry/galefit/blood_pressure_and_exercise/0?institutionId=8633

High Blood Pressure Diet: Foods to Eat & to Avoid. (n.d.). Cleveland Clinic. https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/articles/4249-hypertension-and-nutrition

Riyaz S. Patel, Stefano Masi, Stefano Taddei, Understanding the role of genetics in hypertension, European Heart Journal, Volume 38, Issue 29, 01 August 2017, Pages 2309–2312, https://doi.org/10.1093/eurheartj/ehx273

Butler MG. Genetics of hypertension. Current status. J Med Liban. 2010 Jul-Sep;58(3):175-8. PMID: 21462849; PMCID: PMC5132177.

]]> 2021-12-05 02:58:51 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929163240 https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929178131 2021-12-05 03:32:58 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929178131 https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929196666 2021-12-05 04:13:50 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929196666 Major findings/Data Interpretation https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929210993 _{In this experiment I studied the effect of exercise on hypertension levels. My results concluded that exercise immensely affects blood pressure. The variables have a negative correlation, the more you exercise, your blood pressure will decrease. In the experiment the person with hypertension needed to work out for 30 minutes Four days a week. I have kept track of the data for 6 weeks and eventually increased the time to 60 minutes, four days a week. With working out for 30 minutes a day, 5 systolic mm Hg where decreased. As we increased the time to an hour, 9 systolic mm Hg where decreased}. ]]> 2021-12-05 04:44:17 UTC https://padlet.com/ThurayaAli/b7r4f6aq2mr4e12/wish/1929210993