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Covid 19
Covid 19
THE COVID-19
Angie Fierro
PANDEMIC ON A HLTH 300-04
PERSONS OVERALL
WELL-BEING
What Is Covid-19?
Symptoms: ■
■
Fatigue
Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
May appear ■ Headache
2-14 days
■ Muscle or body aches
■ Sore throat
after ■
■
Nausea or vomiting
New loss of taste or smell
exposure ■
■
Congestion or runny nose
Diarrhea
Emergency Warning signs: Seek Medical
Help
Blue lips or face
Trouble breathing
Spread?
Stay Stay six feet distance
Health?
How has this pandemic affected the youth?
■ Gardening
■ Exercising
■ Yoga
■ Crafts
■ Watching movies
New trends ■ Taking Vitamins
developed ■
■
Proper hand washing
Exercising at home
pandemic?
STATISTIC
S:
■ Seek professional help
■ Surround yourself with supportive people
Some tips:
■ Take breaks from the news and social media
■ Take care of your body
■ Follow prevention tips to stay healthy
Conclusion:
■ After gathering my research this pandemic is
affecting peoples overall well being. People
are being affected mentally because of stress,
anxiety, and fear. Others are affected
physically. Those affected physically are
having trouble breathing and are in respirators
with severe complications.
■ What I will do myself to stay healthy during
this pandemic is exercise, eat healthy, and stay
positive. Exercising will help me deal with any
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