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Sit pro-sol
- 1. SIT-PRO-SOL It Refers to SITUATION PROBLEM SOLUTION
- 2. SITUATION A significant number of heart attack happen so quietly that the patient shows little or no reaction because he/she is not even aware of it! The reason: it doesnt have typical symptoms and is unrecognised. Unrecognised myocardial infarctions colloquially called silent heart attacks are fairlycommon,
- 3. SIT-TSUNAMIS How Tsunamis Are Created Tsunamis are generated when a large amount of water is displaced very quickly. These phenomena include earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides, and even meteorite impacts. However, the most common cause is an undersea earthquake. Tsunamis can also be created when the sea floor abruptly moves at a fault in the earths crust.
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- 5. PROBLEM Many people dismiss possible symptoms because they think doctors and hospitals cost time and money. Some fear embarrassment if their pain turns out to be nothing more than a gastric problem/physical fatigue.
- 6. PRO-TSUNAMIS
- 7. SOLUCTION The patient must recognise the symptoms and report at the earliest to the nearest medical facility. This requires public awareness and health education. Increasing public awareness regarding the symptoms of a heart attack,improving health education,The media can play a major role in this.
- 8. SOL-TSUNAMIS