Health Care

  Why is eye care important? Jesus' words in Matthew 13:16: "Blessed are those who see!" blessed! It is fortunate to have healthy eyes and to be free of eye conditions such as age-related macular degeneration (AMD) . AMD is a common eye disease that affects the central part of the retina, causing vision loss or damage. Smokers, people with high blood pressure, and people in their prime are at risk of developing this condition . That is why it is best to start your eye care with a healthy, balanced diet. In Genesis 1:29, God said, "Look! I have given you every seed-bearing plant on earth, and every fruit tree for your food." Verse 31 says, "God saw what he had made. It was all very good!" The Bible, believe it or not, says that fresh fruits and vegetables are good for human health. Vitamins A, C, and E found in fresh fruits and green leafy vegetables are important for eye nutrition. Vitamin A is good for the cornea, vitamin C helps maintain healthy capi

  Common medical emergencies; it doesn't happen often. But, this does not mean that it is complicated and straightforward. Everyone should know how to recognize and respond to an emergency. This often happens when you least expect it, at the grocery store, on the city streets, or at a sporting event. Cardiovascular events: Cardiovascular emergencies are not the most common, but the most dangerous. The skills of any health professional should include the ability to recognize and respond to them . You can take advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) courses from reputable. ACLS students learn patient assessment, problem-solving, and team-based resuscitation, along with others. To save your life and that of your loved ones, contact an emergency hospital. handle: One in ten people will experience a seizure at least once in their life. As a healthcare professional, you have a great opportunity to help people with illnesses . Seizures have one advantage: they do not must immediate medical