Sool Institute of Health Science

11/09/2017

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10/09/2017

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19/04/2017

Make children happy to make a better future and healthy ...
The world won't be peace and healthy until children are happy 😉😉

Every happy memory created for a child is another treasure of a life time 😍😍
Children playing with Soap Bubbles at Central London ....


MoodyGrams
Uk.Shooters
London Evening Standard
Piccadilly Circus
Leicester Square

16/04/2017

be you, and don't follow others and believe your self....

Never Stop doing your best, just because someone doesn't give you credit 😇😎

13/04/2017

Golf brings people together also it helps mentally and physically so let's play golf and stay health check it out Photography Dualle Dabayl

Check it out the latest pictures at Community Golf 🏌 amazing day

24/03/2017

Is never too late to succeed

01/10/2016

Love without happiness is like a garden without flowers. I don't believe in it.

The earth laughs in flowers..

27/09/2016

Hooyo we did it!!! ............SHARE, LIKE, COMMENT heart emoticon

26/09/2016

Blue Hour in Reykjavik
By elmar

26/09/2016

by Jørn Allan Pedersen

22/09/2016

Objective Structured Clinical Examination at Sool Institute Of Health Science

Waxaaa imtixaanka hadda ku jira ardayda galaysa Imtixaankii U danbeeyay ee SIHS oo kala ah Medical Laboratory Technicians iyo Clinical Nursing
No cheating and u can see how serious they are our student and the sihs good luck to your future

Las-Anod , Somalia

19/09/2016

Dress like you are going to see your worst enemy.
Style: The Rock Style (Cuff pose)
Model: Ashan Silva
Photographer: Photography Dualle Dabayl.

19/09/2016

Protect your eyes and put streets on green/ flowers

London Road, Mitcham
Is init beautiful flowers on side the road

19/09/2016

16/09/2016

This is Sool Institute of Health Science student with their Medical tutor,

25/08/2016

Children having a fun is part of health for mentally and physically, start now for playing for Golf or any other activities of sport.
Golf in this age they will learn patient and coordination and many skills so lets start playing it...

05/08/2016

WE are Unbreakable team
WE are unstoppable team
We are SOMALI Team
I might poor but I'm a winner so see u RIO Olympic

03/08/2016

I create this clip movie 2008, the reason people believe, Somalia has a war and there is no education, and blah blah blah....
Thanks to my all teachers and my dad who gave me this opportunity and create this video

Waa ardaydii maxadka cafimaadka ee Laascaanood Tobabarka Nursing

21/06/2016

It been a year since I post However you will see more soon,

23/07/2015

An inspiring motivational video featuring motivational speeches from Les Brown, Eric Thomas -----------------------------------------------------------------...

23/07/2015

The aim for you future....... . Credit : TuranAlemFilms

This is our movie project for InfoMatrix 2013. It's a motivational movie for us to getting a better education. Project owners are Turan Mural, and Aidos Bola...

27/11/2014

Bullied is a illegal. So STOP it !!!!! plz let's work

27/11/2014

Quotes about Bullied!

27/11/2014

Stop Bullied !!!

28/02/2014

Be a medical student

18/09/2013

Maxad ka Cafimaad Sool Institute of Health Science Int Ayaa markii labaad ay ka qalin jibiyeen ayna qaateen shahaadooyin Diploma ah taaso ay ku tusinayso inay sii horumarayaan Bulshada khaatumo ilahayoow noo badi oo noo gaarsi heer calami ah mar dhowna waxaan idin soo galin ddoona Sawiradii Qalin jibinta hadu alle yidhahdo

24/04/2013

Info:Smoking can increase the risk of non-small cell lung cancer.

Smoking ci******es, pipes, or ci**rs is the most common cause of lung cancer. The earlier in life a person starts smoking, the more often a person smokes, and the more years a person smokes, the greater the risk of lung cancer. If a person has stopped smoking, the risk becomes lower as the years pass.

Anything that increases your chance of getting a disease is called a risk factor. Having a risk factor does not mean that you will get cancer; not having risk factors doesn’t mean that you will not get cancer. Talk with your doctor if you think you may be at risk.

Risk factors for lung cancer include the following:
-Smoking ci******es, pipes, or ci**rs, now or in the past.
-Being exposed to second-hand smoke.
-Being treated with radiation therapy to the breast or chest.
-Being exposed to asbestos, radon, chromium, nickel, arsenic, soot, or tar.
-Living where there is air pollution.
-When smoking is combined with other risk factors, the risk of lung cancer is increased.

Possible signs of non-small cell lung cancer include a cough that doesn't go away and shortness of breath.
Sometimes lung cancer does not cause any symptoms and is found during a chest x-ray done for another condition. Symptoms may be caused by lung cancer or by other conditions.

Check with your doctor if you have any of the following problems:
Chest discomfort or pain.
A cough that doesn’t go away or gets worse over time.
Trouble breathing.
Wheezing.
Blood in sputum (mucus coughed up from the lungs).
Hoarseness.
Loss of appetite.
Weight loss for no known reason.
Feeling very tired.
Trouble swallowing.
Swelling in the face and/or veins in the neck.


WARNING: Please dont completely rely on informations available online. Kindly visit your doctor if you have any health issues.

24/04/2013

Ow God , Really is true damn it ... Share and like this pic

24/04/2013

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08/02/2013

To study with concentration, a few steps must be followed:-

1. Remove Distractions: Students must find themselves a congenial place which is free from distractions such as noise and must be serene enough.

2. You need to utilize the time of the day which suits you the best, in which you feel fresh and can easily grasp whatever you study. Researchers have proved that 60 minutes study at morning is equivalent to 90 minutes study at night.

3. You need to focus on the ongoing task and it must be given the utmost priority. We should try and keep ourselves away from the distractions. For instance, you must study for the time you had previously decided without peeping into your notifications on your Facebook account.

4. Set Goals: You must decide before we sit to study that for how long you have to study and what all is it that we have to study.

5. Positive attitude: Tell yourself that whatever you do will be your absolute best. Don’t say ‘I can’t do it’ or ‘it must be perfect’.

6. Rest/Stretch time: Take short breaks, and get up and walk around. When we move, blood is pumped around the body and more oxygen is sent to the brain.

7. Changing the subject: It’s better not to concentrate on the same subject for too long. You will absorb more information if you change subject or topic every one to two hours.

8. Reward yourself: Give yourself an incentive. By having something to look forward to when you finish your work, you are more likely to get stuck in.

08/02/2013

1st and 2nd picture- Father and Mother kissing their died baby n saying Goodbye to her.

3rd picture- Wondering ! Why all medical staff bowing in front of her,

Just because of her, two children in next ward saved by kidney n liver of this died baby.

Speechless moment.

Courtesy: I Love Medical Profession

07/02/2013

18 years old,male presented e lower eyelid swelling
what's your spot diagnosis??

07/02/2013

Miraculous Weight Loss Drink! Recipe: http://positivefoodie.com/miraculous-weight-loss-drink/

19/10/2012

New movie on the world Khatumomaawi movies star ......

Comment in plz

12/10/2012

Case-6: A 54 years old female came to our ER unconscious by her Colleagues ??? There wasn't any clear history with Colleagues !
Pulse is not palpable , BP is undetectable ....
1) What is best Diagnosis by ECG ?
2)What is ur management for her ?

09/10/2012

Hypothyroidism is a condition in which the thyroid gland does not make enough thyroid hormone.

See also:

Chronic thyroiditis (Hashimoto's disease)
Subacute thyroiditis
Silent thyroiditis
Neonatal hypothyroidism
Causes

The thyroid gland is located in the front of the neck just below the voice box (larynx). It releases hormones that control metabolism.

The most common cause of hypothyroidism is inflammation of the thyroid gland, which damages the gland's cells. Autoimmune or Hashimoto's thyroiditis, in which the immune system attacks the thyroid gland, is the most common example of this. Some women develop hypothyroidism after pregancy (often referred to as "postpartum thyroiditis").

Other common causes of hypothyroidism include:

Congenital (birth) defects
Radiation treatments to the neck to treat different cancers, which may also damage the thyroid gland
Radioactive iodine used to treat an overactive thyroid (hyperthyroidism)
Surgical removal of part or all of the thyroid gland, done to treat other thyroid problems
Viral thyroiditis, which may cause hyperthyroidism and is often followed by temporary or permanent hypothyroidism
Certain drugs can cause hypothyroidism, including:

Amiodarone
Drugs used for hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid), such as propylthiouracil (PTU) and methimazole
Lithium
Radiation to the brain
Sheehan syndrome, a condition that may occur in a woman who bleeds severely during pregnancy or childbirth and causes destruction of the pituitary gland
Risk factors include:

Age over 50 years
Being female
Symptoms

Early symptoms:

Being more sensitive to cold
Constipation
Depression
Fatigue or feeling slowed down
Heavier menstrual periods
Joint or muscle pain
Paleness or dry skin
Thin, brittle hair or fingernails
Weakness
Weight gain (unintentional)
Late symptoms, if left untreated:

Decreased taste and smell
Hoarseness
Puffy face, hands, and feet
Slow speech
Thickening of the skin
Thinning of eyebrows
Exams and Tests

A physical examination may reveal a smaller than normal thyroid gland, although sometimes the gland is normal size or even enlarged (goiter). The examination may also reveal:

Brittle nails
Coarse facial features
Pale or dry skin, which may be cool to the touch
Swelling of the arms and legs
Thin and brittle hair
A chest x-ray may show an enlarged heart.

Laboratory tests to determine thyroid function include:

TSH test
T4 test
Lab tests may also reveal:

Anemia on a complete blood count (CBC)
Increased cholesterol levels
Increased liver enzymes
Increased prolactin
Low sodium
Treatment

The purpose of treatment is to replace the thyroid hormone that is lacking. Levothyroxine is the most commonly used medication. Doctors will prescribe the lowest dose possible that effectively relieves symptoms and brings your TSH level to a normal range. If you have heart disease or you are older, your doctor may start with a very small dose.

Lifelong therapy is required unless you have a condition called transient viral thyroiditis.

You must continue taking your medication even when your symptoms go away. When starting your medication, your doctor may check your hormone levels every 2 - 3 months. After that, your thyroid hormone levels should be monitored at least every year.

Important things to remember when you are taking thyroid hormone are:

Do NOT stop taking the medication when you feel better. Continue taking the medication exactly as directed by your doctor.
If you change brands of thyroid medicine, let your doctor know. Your levels may need to be checked.
Some dietary changes can change the way your body absorbs the thyroid medicine. Talk with your doctor if you are eating a lot of soy products or are on a high-fiber diet.
Thyroid medicine works best on an empty stomach and when taken 1 hour before any other medications.
Do NOT take thyroid hormone with fiber supplements, calcium, iron, multivitamins, aluminum hydroxide antacids, colestipol, or medicines that bind bile acids.
After you start taking replacement therapy, tell your doctor if you have any symptoms of increased thyroid activity (hyperthyroidism) such as:

Palpitations
Rapid weight loss
Restlessness or shakiness
Sweating
Myxedema coma is a medical emergency that occurs when the body's level of thyroid hormones becomes extremely low. It is treated with intravenous thyroid hormone replacement and steroid medications. Some patients may need supportive therapy (oxygen, breathing assistance, fluid replacement) and intensive-care nursing.

Outlook (Prognosis)

In most cases, thyroid levels return to normal with proper treatment. However, thyroid hormone replacement must be taken for the rest of your life.

Myxedema coma can result in death.

Possible Complications

Myxedema coma, the most severe form of hypothyroidism, is rare. It may be caused by an infection, illness, exposure to cold, or certain medications in people with untreated hypothyroidism.

Symptoms and signs of myxedema coma include:

Below normal temperature
Decreased breathing
Low blood pressure
Low blood sugar
Unresponsiveness
Other complications are:

Heart disease
Increased risk of infection
Infertility
Miscarriage
People with untreated hypothyroidism are at increased risk for:

Giving birth to a baby with birth defects
Heart disease because of higher levels of LDL ("bad") cholesterol
Heart failure
People treated with too much thyroid hormone are at risk for angina or heart attack, as well as osteoporosis (thinning of the bones).

30/09/2012

Long-Term ECG Monitoring System Offers Advanced Arrhythmia Analysis

23/09/2012

Tattoo for Anatomy Freaks :)
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23/09/2012

olzzz....!