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Why is sleep important to everybody?

To get rest and energy for a new day.

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How much sleep does a newborn need?

16 hours per day.

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How long do children sleep from one year to five years?

Sleep for 12 hours.

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What is a recommended sleep duration for preschool children?

10 to 12 hours.

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What is the suggested sleep time for school-aged children?

10 hours.

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How can we teach an older baby to sleep at night?

Teach that nothing exciting happens at night.

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What should you avoid doing if a child wakes up at night?

Don't turn on the lights or engage in play.

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List some reasons why children might not sleep at night.

Urine infection, colic, toothache, cold, earache, cough.

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How can we make bedtime enjoyable for children?

Give a warm bath, develop a routine, be gentle, dim the lights.

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What is neck pain?

A mechanical or muscular problem.

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What is acute pain also known as?

Crick.

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What causes neck pain?

Trauma, worry, sleeping awkwardly, prolonged computer use.

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How can neck pain be diagnosed?

Movement tests, nerve tests, muscular examination, X-rays.

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What treatments are available for neck pain?

Chiropractic treatment, intensive muscle training, physiotherapy.

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What medication is commonly given for neck pain?

Pain-relieving medicine.

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What is the function of an eye?

To provide vision by working with the brain.

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What are the main parts of the eye?

Lens, pupil, cornea, iris, retina, optic nerve, sclera.

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What is the lens of the eye?

A transparent crystalline component of the eye.

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What does nerve tissue in the eye do?

Senses the light entering the eye.

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What types of light-sensitive receptors are found in the eye?

Rods and cones.

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Where are types of light-sensitive receptors located?

In the retina.

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What is a pesticide?

A chemical used to control or kill pests.

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What is the danger of pesticides on human health?

They can pose risks when residues remain on food.

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How can we reduce pesticide exposure in our food?

By washing and peeling produce and reducing pesticide use.

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What is the human heart?

A pear-shaped structure about the size of a fist.

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Why is the heart considered an amazing organ?

It supplies the body with oxygenated blood.

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What happens when the heart beats?

It exerts pressure on the veins and arteries, called blood pressure.

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How can blood pressure vary?

It can be too high or too low.

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Where is the heart located?

In the chest cavity between the lungs.

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What are the four chambers of the heart called?

Atria and ventricles.

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What is the function of the left chamber of the heart?

It pumps blood throughout the body.

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What does the right chamber of the heart do?

It pumps blood only through the lungs.

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What type of blood does the right side of the heart receive?

Deoxygenated blood from the body.

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What does the left side of the heart receive?

Oxygenated blood from the lungs.

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What are heart attacks and strokes often signs of?

Heart disease due to arterial plaque accumulation.

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What should be avoided to promote better sleep for children?

Using the bed as punishment.

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How can we create a calming environment for bedtime?

Turn down the TV and speak quietly.

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What kind of lighting is encouraged at bedtime?

Dim lighting or turning off the lights.

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What should be provided along with a warm bath to make bedtime enjoyable?

A consistent bedtime routine.

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What is the impact of prolonged computer use?

It can lead to neck pain.

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What can nerve examinations reveal when diagnosing neck pain?

They can indicate trapped nerves.

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What is the role of physiotherapy in treating neck pain?

To aid in recovery and relieve pain.

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What is the significance of the optic nerve?

It transmits visual information from the retina to the brain.

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What are rods responsible for in the eye?

They are sensitive to light and help with vision in dim light.

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For what purpose are cones in the eye designed?

For color vision and detail in bright light.

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What is meant by 'residual pesticide'?

Pesticide left on food after washing or peeling.

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In what context is organic farming beneficial?

It improves soil quality and helps reduce pesticide use.

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What is the relationship between the heart and blood circulation?

The heart pumps oxygenated blood throughout the body.

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What happens if there is an excess of arterial plaque?

It can constrict blood flow, leading to serious health issues.

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What lifestyle changes can support heart health?

Regular exercise, healthy diet, stress management.

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How can parents help their children establish good sleep habits?

By creating a calming bedtime routine.

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What other factors can contribute to neck pain besides injury?

Stress and awkward sleeping positions.

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Why is the retina crucial for vision?

It contains light-sensitive cells that convert light into signals.

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What common cooking practice can minimize pesticide risk?

Washing and peeling fruits and vegetables thoroughly.

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What is the medical definition of a pesticide?

A chemical agent designed to kill pests.

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What does each heartbeat signify in the context of blood pressure?

It creates pressure on the arteries and veins.

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What chamber of the heart is responsible for pumping blood to the lungs?

The right chamber.

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Why is understanding heart anatomy important?

To comprehend how blood flows through the heart.

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What is the importance of maintaining healthy blood pressure?

To prevent cardiovascular diseases.

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How does the left side of the heart function differently from the right?

It handles oxygenated blood and systemic circulation.

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What preventive measures can be taken against heart disease?

Monitoring diet, exercise, and regular check-ups.

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What defines severe neck pain?

It is often sudden and can be quite intense.

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What is the relevance of examining muscle movement for neck pain?

It helps identify the source of discomfort.

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What lifestyle habits contribute to neck pain?

Poor posture and prolonged keyboard use.

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What treatment method involves manual manipulation of the spine?

Chiropractic treatment.

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What do the atria do?

They receive blood entering the heart.

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What does 'good sleep hygiene' refer to?

Practices that help improve quality of sleep.

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What environmental factors can disrupt children's sleep?

Light, noise, and temperature.

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How can snack habits influence sleep?

Heavy or sugary snacks before bed can disrupt sleep.

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What is considered a critical aspect of a heart-healthy diet?

Low in saturated fats and high in fruits and vegetables.

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How can stress management techniques benefit heart health?

They reduce overall stress and may lower blood pressure.

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What type of exercises can strengthen neck muscles?

Stretching and strengthening exercises.

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