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Tuesday, March 7, 2017
Conclusion of the debate
The board of health has decided that all three groups have valid points, and that having a positive body image depends on the personality of the person!
Alternative Therapies aspect on the debate
The Alternative Therapies fought that the best way to maintain a positive body image is through the use of alternative therapies like yoga and meditation. They argued that being mindful and spiritual is the first step in becoming happy with one's body image. One last argument the Alternative Therapies spoke about was that these methods are typically inexpensive, and can be done on the person's own time.
Exercise aspect of the debate
The exercise team fought that the best way to maintain a healthy body image is through the use of exercise. They argued that body image is changed most significantly by exercising. Exercising can release endorphins which is the chemical in the brain to feel good and relieve stress. Exercise can also gain confidence which is a huge factor in a positive body image, and finally exercise can help a person cope in a healthy way.
The nutrition aspect of the debate
The nutrition group fought that the best way to maintain a healthy body image is through eating a balanced diet. They argued that everyone is different in build and body type, and it is crucial for a person to chose the correct diet for them. They also discussed the different body types and how eating healthy can make a person feel and look good, leading to a positive body image.
Tuesday, February 28, 2017
Friday, November 13, 2015
OzCast HSC 230 Health & Technology podcast
Here is McKennan, Dillon, Steve and Josh's OzCast Podcast. Enjoy and share it with your networks.
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
The Ultimate Decision
The Board of Health has determined that Sanitation is the winner of the debate. Good job to all the other teams that defended their positions today!
Education
Lastly is Education! Education believe that it is important to educate oneself on Ebola to prevent spreading the disease. It is important to wash your hands, know the symptoms of Ebola, and receive proper treatment. Different ways of proper treatment are to maintain oxygen status and blood pressure, treat other infections, and provide IV fluids and balance electrolytes. Education stated that their position is the most important preventive measure of Ebola because it is the first step to prevention. They believe if a person does not have proper education on Ebola then Ebola is more likely to spread. Nutrition is the first rebuttal against Education.
Quarantine
Quarantine is up now and educating everyone on the definition of quarantine. There are two types of quarantine, hospital quarantine and self quarantine. Hospital quarantine is much more effective than self quarantine because it is performed by trained health professionals. Currently only four people in the United States have been effected by Ebola. They discussed the importance of protecting healthcare workers while treating ebola, the enforcement of quarantine, and the history of other quarantine situations. Sanitation is up after to rebuttal.
Sanitation
It is now Sanitations turn to defend their position! Their main argument is to wear proper protective clothing. This will protect the body and decrease the possibility of developing Ebola. They discussed how Ebola spread so rapidly in Western Africa due to funeral culture. Many of the dead bodies would be touched which spread bodily fluid between non-contaminated citizens. It is important to sterilize a person's body to eliminate all possibilities of contamination! Quarantine will be up afterwards to rebut against Sanitation.
Nutrition
The Nutrition Team fought that the best was to prevent Ebola is via a person's nutrition. They argued that the source of Ebola is from bush meat, so if people avoid consuming bushmeat then the source of Ebola will eliminated. They also discussed the Western African diet, the countries the United States receives food imports from, and the importance of micronutrients when trying to fight against Ebola. Currently the other teams are rebutting against Nutrition.
Ebola Debate for Fall 2015 in #HSC310
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