KINS 2252 Lecture Notes - Lecture 15: Sinusitis, Herpes Labialis, Congenital Disorder

• School: Langara College
• Department: Kinesiology
• Course: KINS 2252
• Professor: lendvoy

Document Summary

9-week fetus-neurological development baby born with birth defect is called- congenital. Cold symptoms: minor fever (can be damaging because of dehydration, inside is heating up, nausea, vomiting not common no headache unless a sinus headache slight aches and pains fatigue/weakness (usually mild) exercise is contradiated. Prostration (extreme exhaustion)-never stuffy nose, sneezing are common sore throat is common chest discomfort, mild to moderate cough is common. Flu symptoms: high fever (102-104 f) lasts 3-4 days typical headache, often severe (nightmares, disturbing dreams) usual aches and pains, often severe requiring bed rest. Fatigue/weakness severe, lasting 2-3 weeks early and pronounced prostration: may have stuffy nose and sneezing ( not common, chest discomfort, cough, sometimes severe (common, may have nausea, vomiting and severe secondary respiratory effects sore throat (not frequent) Legionaires disease-infection transmitted through ventilation system in air tuberculosis- airborne disease of lungs. Std: comes from sexual contact (discussed well in text: gonorrhea (neisseria gonorrhorae bacteria) (antibiotics) (no immunity, no shot)