The condition may be passed on when both parents have a faulty gene.
effects of cystic fibrosis
breathing problems, increased chances of lung infection, loss of appetite
cause of sickle cell disease
may be passed on when both parents have the sickle cell gene.
effects of sickle cell disease
painful blockages in blood vessels, organ damage
physical effects of inherited disorders
body systems, growth and mobility
intellectual effects of inherited disorders
learning, thinking, problem solving and decision making
emotional effects of inherited disorders
how people feel about themseleves
social effects of inherited disorders
the ability to build relationships
cause of coronary heart disease
a build-up of fatty deposits in the arteries around the heart
how do strokes happen?
when the blood supply to the brain is cut off temporarily. This can cause muscle weakness or paralysis in one side of the body or even death.
what can coronary heart disease result in?
heart attacks caused by blockage in blood flow
type 2 diabetes
the condition occurs when the pancreas is not working properly and cannot make enough insulin. This causes the blood sugar levels to rise.
what are the symptoms of type 2 diabetes?
tiredness, urinating more regularly and excessive thirst
individuals are more likely to experience type 2 diabetes if they are:
overweight or obese
how is obesity often caused?
when the body stores excess energy as body fat because a person. eats more calories then the body needs and does not take exercise to burn off body fat
effects of mental ill health
stress, anxiety, panic, feeling of loss, anger, loneliness, depression
physical effects of mental ill health on health and wellbeing
increased heartbeat, muscle tension, high blood pressure, heart disease, digestive problems, headaches and poor sleep patterns.
intellectual effects of mental ill health on health and wellbeing
poor concentration and forgetfulness
emotional effects of mental ill health on health and wellbeing
difficulty controlling emotions, feeling insecure, negative self- concept and feeling anxious and frightened
social effects of mental ill health on health and wellbeing
isolation and breakdown of relationships and friendships
causes of visual impairment
inherited conditions, illness related e.g. diabetes, injury or age related conditions
types of visual impairment
partially sighted and blindness
possible effect of sight loss
restrictions in movement, loss of self esteem, loss of independence in daily living activities, increased risks of accidents and injury, isolation and restricted social activities.
speech and communication difficulty, loss of self-esteem, isolation/loneliness, difficulty sleeping, anxiety, difficulty building friendships.
Loss of taste and smell can be caused by…
virus or infection
allergies
smoking
Drugs
Aging
Possible effects of loss of taste and smell
Reduced appetite leading to poor nutrition, anxiety, and depression, risk of dangerous such as gas or fire, risk of eating unsafe food
Negative effect of nutrition deficiency
Anaemia, poor growth, bone diseases, depression, tiredness, excessive weight loss
Negative effects on excess nutrients
More prone to illness such as diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, cancer and strokes. Have reduced life expectancy, be less able to undertake a physical activity or a poor self-concept
Vitamins
Healthy immune system and skin and eyes
Carbohydrates
Boost energy levels
Protein
Growth and repair of tissues
Minerals
Healthy teeth, blood, skin and hair
Fats
Energy, healthy self structure, help vitamin absorption