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Electrocardiogram Phone for Patients with Heart Disease 1
These days nothing is impossible, because with all things technological progress may be possible. Proved the existence of mobile phones for heart patients. mobile phone “EPI Life” made by Ephone International Pte Ltd in Singapore, designed specifically to help sufferers of heart disease. Not only a tool to communicate, the device also features a mini electrocardiogram to measure heart rate.
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Normal Birth
The baby was born did not cry, no abnormalities
The first reaction by the newborn is crying. With a cry, her lung function automatically. Crying is also a reaction to the change in circumstances baby in the womb with the outside of the uterus. That’s why the baby is born do not cry do not say normal. Performed when receiving a baby is born is an assessment of the newborn, decisions and actions. To assess the baby’s reaction to the bias seen the baby started to cry or not. If it does not burst into tears mean nothing abnormal. “The principle is a good mother if her son was also good. If the baby is normal, so born in tears and active movement. ” A series of tests performed on infants associated the ability to adapt to life outside the mother’s womb. After 30 seconds after the birth of the bias seen from the observed appearance of skin color, heart rate, breathing business seen from the strong weak and reflex tears.
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