Here's a Heads up for anyone sending a friend request, I require your Photo and I I find that it is a fake Photo, I WILL Report you and Block you, If You Ask me to send you Money, I will Report and Block you, If I find you to be of A rude or inconsiderate thinking Towards Good American patriotic People and or inconsiderate of our President or our Country or countrymen, Flag or Religion, I will report and Block you Thank you (Garould) I was asked Again Why are you called Archangel? There is not really one answer to why I have chosen to call myself Archangel, It happened along My journey to here... It could be Discernment, Eyes that see and Ears that hear, Or that I sometimes feel I have had Divine Guidance, I'll Tell you it is a Miracle I am still Alive, AND I REALIZE THIS TO BE SO, Or Because , I'M A BIG MOUTH MESSENGER TO MY FRIENDS HERE, TELLING EVERYONE I CAN EVERYTHING I LEARN AND WHO I LEARNED IT AND WHERE, SO THAT THEY MAY GO RESEARCH FOR THEM SELVES, Or more Personally Because, My Birth Was of an Answered Prayer of a Woman who was warned by Dr.s that She had the reproductive organs of a child, and could never give birth, and may die if she tried. But Who Prayed, and Cried, and begged, And Who's Prayer God must have heard and Through some Feminine Infection She came down with suddenly I guess, Her Reproductive organs Miraculously Swelled, Making the impossible,Become possible, Later on I saw my mother almost Die from a pregnancy when I was 7, The child did not survive... My Mom Bless her Did, And Bless My lost Brother or sister in heaven as well, Could be,The things I choose to Fight for in life now as I have seen and learned the things I have Thus far, and the Things I choose to fight against,. . Take your pick, Brother's and sisters... Would you like more? I have more, I can go Deeper... 🙂 This is the first time I have went this far in Answering this in this Depth, And only 3 including now you have asked me this, But let's yes get deeper into this Answer, I call many Friends Archangels here also And Most all of them, I also Call and mark as Close friends, These People I find tend to expose the Truth, Even though in these Times Many are Dying or are Threatened when they do so, See that Picture, That is me, I have never Not HAD MY PICTURE TO SEE In thinking, That maybe I am hiding my Identity from Facebook, or users, They Know who we are, I am Public, There is no use in Trying to Hide it, By not having a Picture, Only makes one look like Perhaps They are a Creeper, Or even perhaps, "Not who they say they are", So I post me as me, . . Also I believe that God Speaks through us if we Ask him to And are we not supposed to try to witness and Try to be Good Shepherds. . . Before the Beginning God Assigned Angels To, watch over us and to teach us how to worship him as GOD and THE ONLY GOD, Some of them Fell and Broke Sacred GOD Given Laws did they not? But it does not say the deal was Off, And God and his Assigned Angels Just Gave up on us Does it... I think we all Have a little Angel in us Now if we Think or Thought More like God And Our Savior Christ, And Angels Are really only Shepherds, . . Join my link page Garould O'Banion click on the link posted below, then click become a fan when you get to the page. 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The foregoing prohibitions also apply to your employee(s), agent(s), student(s) or any personnel under your direction or control. The contents of this profile are private and legally privileged and confidential information, and the viola -----------------If Your Not A friend But Wish To Be Do Please send your request But I must ask Adults only... exercise for a period of three months will allow the heart will return to its regular size. This deconditioning is often met with resistance to the accompanying lifestyle changes. The real risk attached to athlete's heart is if an athlete or non-athlete simply assumes that they have the condition, instead of making sure they do not have a life-threatening heart illness.[18] Screening for related conditions See also: Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy screening Due to the fact that several well-known and high profile cases of athletes experiencing sudden unexpected death due to cardiac arrest, such as Reggie White and Marc-Vivien Foé, there is a growing movement to make an effort to have both professional and school-based athletes screened for cardiac and other related conditions, usually through a careful medical and health history, a good family history, a comprehensive physical examination including auscultation of heart and lung sounds and recording of vital signs such as heart rate and blood pressure, and increasingly, for better efforts at detection, such as an electrocardiogram. An electrocardiogram (ECG) is a relatively straightforward procedure to administer and interpret, compared to more invasive or sophisticated tests; it can reveal or hint at many circulatory disorders and arrhythmias. Part of the cost of an ECG may be covered by some insurance companies, though routine use of ECGs or other similar procedures such as echocardiography (ECHO) are still not considered routine in these contexts. Widespread routine ECGs for all potential athletes during initial screening and then during the yearly physical assessment could well be too expensive to implement on a wide scale, especially in the face of the potentially very large demand. In some places, there is a shortage of funds, portable ECG machines, or qualified personnel to administer and interpret them (medical technicians, paramedics, nurses trained in cardiac monitoring, advanced practice nurses or nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and physicians in internal or family medicine or in some area of cardiopulmonary medicine). If sudden cardiac death occurs, it is usually because of pathological hypertrophic enlargement of the heart that went undetected or was incorrectly attributed to the benign "athletic" cases. Among the many alternative causes are: episodes of isolated arrhythmias which degenerated into lethal VF and asystole, and various unnoticed, possibly asymptomatic cardiac congenital defects of the vessels, chambers, or valves of the heart. Other causes include carditis, endocarditis, myocarditis, and pericarditis whose symptoms were slight or ignored, or were asymptomatic. The normal treatments for episodes due to the pathological look-alikes are the same mainstays for any other episode of cardiac arrest: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, defibrillation to restore normal sinus rhythm, and if initial defibrillation fails, administration of intravenous epinephrine or amiodarone. The goal is avoidance of infarction, heart failure, and/or lethal arrhythmias (ventricular tachycardia, ventricular fibrillation, asystole, or pulseless electrical activity), and so ultimately to restore normal sinus rhythm. History The athlete's heart was first described in 1899 by S. Henschen. He compared the heart size of cross-country skiers to those who lived sedentary lives. He noticed that those who participated in competitive sports displayed symptoms of athlete’s heart syndrome. Henschen believed the symptoms were a normal adjustment to exercise, and felt there was no need for concern.[8] Henschen believed that the entire heart became enlarged, when in fact it is only the left side that becomes hypertrophic. He also believed athletes with AHS lived shorter lives than those who did not acquire the syndrome. Because his research occurred throughout the 19th century, technology was limited, and it became difficult to come up with appropriate ways to measure the hearts of athletes. Few believed in Henschen’s theory about athletes having larger hearts than those who did not participate in sports. Today, Henschen’s original theory has proved to be correct.[19] References ^ Graf Ch., e.a.: Fachlexikon Sportmedizin: Bewegung, Fitness und Ernährung von A-Z, Deutscher Ärzteverlag, 2008, p. 209, ISBN 3-7691-1223-7, here online ^ Reuter P.: Der grosse Reuter: Springer Universalwörterbuch Medizin, Pharmakologie und Zahnmedizin, Birkhäuser Verlang, 2005, p. 1300, ISBN 3-540-25104-9, here online ^ Woolston, Chris. “Ills & Conditions – Athletic Heart Syndrome”. CVS Caremark Health Information. 17 January 2007. http://healthresources.caremark.com/topic/ahs ^ Ellison, GM; Waring, CD; Vicinanza, C; Torella, D (2012 Jan). "Physiological cardiac remodelling in response to endurance exercise training: cellular and molecular mechanisms". Heart (British Cardiac Society) 98 (1): 5-10. PMID 21880653. ^ a b c Heart Diseases”. Cardiovalens.com Matters of the Heart. 22 April 2005. http://my.cardiovalens.com/articles/articledisplay.asp?articledetail_id=dhm_athlete&ar ticle_id=dhm ^ Moses, S., (2008) Athletic Heart Syndrome. Family Practice Notebook.here online. ^ Lohr, John Thoman. (1999). Athletic Heart Syndrome. Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine. ^ a b c d Kindermann W.: Standards der Sportmedizin - Das Sportherz. In: Deutsche Zeitschrift für Sportmedizin. 51, Nr. 9, 2000, S. 307-308,Das Sportherz pdf ^ a b Rich, B.S., Havens, B.A. (2004) The Athletic Heart Syndrome. Curr Sports Med Rep. 3:84-8. ^ Pelliccia, A., Di Paolo, F.M., Maron, B.J. (2002) The Athlete's Heart: Remodeling, electrocardiogram and preparticipation screening. Cardiol Rev. 10:85-90. ^ Alexander, R. W., R. C. Schlant, and V. Fuster, editors. The Heart. 9th ed. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1998. ^ Maron BJ, Thompson PD, Puffer JC, et al. (Aug 1996). "Cardiovascular preparticipation screening of competitive athletes. 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Circulation 114 (15): 1633-44. PMID 17030703. ^ Athletic Heart Syndrome”. The Merck Manuals Online Medical Library. November 2005. http://www.merck.com/mmpe/sec07/ch082/ch082c.html ^ Rost, R. (1997) The Athlete’s Heart Historical Perspectives- Solved and Unsolved Problem. Cardiology Clinics. 15:493-512. View page ratings Rate this page What's this? Trustworthy Objective Complete Well-written I am highly knowledgeable about this topic (optional) Categories: Athlete's heart Heart diseases Sports medicine Cardiac arrhythmia Lundag ka king: pamaglibut, paintunan Dysrhythmia redirects here. For the American band, see Dysrhythmia (band). Cardiac arrhythmia Classification & external resources File:EKG VF.jpg Ventricular Fibrillation or V-Fib, an example of cardiac arrhythmia. ICD-10 I47. - I49. ICD-9 427 DiseasesDB 15206 MedlinePlus 001101 MeSH D001145 Ing Cardiac arrhythmia (mayayaus mu rin dysrhythmia) metung yang kataya kareng maragul at metung a lupang lupung a kabilyan nung nu atin epangkaraniwan ing kuryenting pangimut ning pusu. Ing pitig ning pusu malyaring mabilis ya o mabagal at neng misan ustu ya neng misan ali ya. Deng aliwang arrhythmias maliaring ikakamate dala at dapat idala da la keng medical emergencies at maliaring mikacardiac arrest la ampong biglaan ing pangamate da. Deng aliwa bala ra makabuysit mung symptomas. Deng aliwa naman makataid keng amanang at makamatengstroke o embolus. Deng aliwang arrhythmias maina la mu pinduan at maliari lang sabian a normal la. Ing tutu,deng aliwang tau panamdaman dang neng misan ing karelang pusu luksa ya keng kayang pitig, o neng misan naman mika masikan yang pitig nung nu dapat e dinan pagkabalisa.[1]. Ing katayang sinus arrhythmia daleraya ya keng pangkaraniwan a melayari nung nu bagyabagya ing pusu sinikad yang pasikan ampong pamangaina patse mangisnawang palub ampong palual. Keraklan kareng anak maliliari iti at bagiabagia mawawala ustung mikakaidad ya ing tau. Dalerayan Question book-3.svg Ining artikulu mangailangan yang karagdagan a dalerayan a maliaring magpatutu kaya. Sana makasaup kang magpasanting kaniti kapamilatan ning pamandagdag dalerayan. Deng pakasulat a e malino pikuanan maliari lang salungatan ampong ilako. 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