Bu çalışmanın amacı İslam Kültürü’nde yiyecek-içecek tüketimine yüklenen değerin önemini araştırmak olmuştur. Bu kapsamda yeme ve içme olgusuna İslami açıdan bakılarak Kuran ve Hadis-i Şeriflere atıf yapılmıştır. Metodoloji olarak ikincil verilerin taranması belirlenmiştir.
تحت رعاية
الأستاذ الدكتور محمد الخشت رئيس جامعة القاهرة
كلية التجارة-جامعة القاهرة
دور الذكاء الاصطناعي فى دعم الإقتصاد الأخضر لمواجهة التغيرات المناخية
Bu çalışmanın amacı İslam Kültürü’nde yiyecek-içecek tüketimine yüklenen değerin önemini araştırmak olmuştur. Bu kapsamda yeme ve içme olgusuna İslami açıdan bakılarak Kuran ve Hadis-i Şeriflere atıf yapılmıştır. Metodoloji olarak ikincil verilerin taranması belirlenmiştir.
تحت رعاية
الأستاذ الدكتور محمد الخشت رئيس جامعة القاهرة
كلية التجارة-جامعة القاهرة
دور الذكاء الاصطناعي فى دعم الإقتصاد الأخضر لمواجهة التغيرات المناخية
This document provides an overview of pulmonary rehabilitation. It begins by defining pulmonary rehabilitation and describing its goals. It then discusses the various components of pulmonary rehabilitation including education, exercise training, psychosocial support, nutritional counseling, and outcome assessment. The document outlines the pathophysiology targeted by pulmonary rehabilitation and reviews evidence on the benefits of the various components. It provides guidance from professional societies on elements like patient selection, setting, exercise prescription and duration. Overall, the document presents pulmonary rehabilitation as a multidisciplinary program aimed at improving the physical and psychological condition of patients with chronic respiratory diseases through exercise and other therapies.
The document traces the history and definitions of pulmonary rehabilitation from 1974 to 1999. It summarizes that in 1974 the ACCP first defined pulmonary rehabilitation, which was then included in the ATS's 1981 statement. In 1994 the NIH further formalized the definition, which the ATS later updated in 1999 to define pulmonary rehabilitation as a multidisciplinary program designed to optimize physical and social performance for those with chronic respiratory impairment.
Family medicine is a medical specialty that provides comprehensive and continuous care for individuals and families. It coordinates care, taking responsibility for managing a patient's total health needs. Family physicians provide personalized care in a cost-effective manner from early detection and diagnosis through chronic disease management and end-of-life care. They care for 95% of patient needs in a community setting while maintaining the doctor-patient relationship as the central focus.
1. Humidification is important to provide moisture to inspired gas as the upper airway normally humidifies and warms air. Dry gas can damage the respiratory tract.
2. Various types of humidifiers include bubble, passover, and heated humidifiers. Heat and moisture exchangers are passive humidifiers that recycle heat and moisture from expired gas.
3. Factors like temperature, surface area, and contact time impact humidifier performance. Clinical signs of inadequate humidity include thick secretions and increased work of breathing. Humidification is indicated when the upper airway is bypassed.
HFCWO is an airway clearance technique that uses an inflatable vest connected to an external machine to generate high-frequency oscillations. This creates mini-coughs and increases mucus mobility and ciliary beating to help clear secretions from peripheral to central airways. HFCWO breaks up and thins mucus, enhances coughing, and makes cilia move faster. It can be used independently or combined with other techniques and may improve lung function and health outcomes. However, it is very expensive and not very portable.
Physiotherapy management of patients with bronchitis focuses on improving symptoms like dyspnea and mucus removal through airway clearance techniques. Exercise is also important to increase endurance and strength. Specific techniques include breathing exercises, postural drainage, flutter device, and inspiratory muscle training. Studies show these techniques can improve lung function and functional capacity in patients with acute exacerbations of chronic bronchitis.
The document discusses rehabilitation, defining it as a process that helps individuals achieve independence and quality of life by optimizing functioning through medical, social, and vocational interventions. The goal of rehabilitation is to restore patients to their highest level of functioning through orientation, physical independence, mobility, occupational integration, and economic self-sufficiency. Rehabilitation services are delivered through institution-based programs, outpatient clinics, and community-based initiatives using an interdisciplinary team approach.
This document provides information about post-COVID rehabilitation and physiotherapy. It discusses the importance of physiotherapy after severe COVID cases, outlines how to assess patients, and describes common post-COVID symptoms. The document also details breathing exercises, aerobic and strength training protocols, and positions that can help reduce breathlessness for post-COVID rehabilitation.
This document provides information on heart failure, including its causes, types, diagnosis, management, and rehabilitation. Heart failure occurs when the heart cannot pump enough blood to meet the body's needs. It can be caused by systolic or diastolic dysfunction. Management may include medications, surgery such as transplantation, or devices. Cardiac rehabilitation aims to help patients adopt healthy lifestyle changes to optimize their health and reduce risk of further heart issues. It involves education and exercise programs divided into phases from inpatient to outpatient.
This document provides an overview of pulmonary rehabilitation. It begins by defining pulmonary rehabilitation and describing its goals. It then discusses the various components of pulmonary rehabilitation including education, exercise training, psychosocial support, nutritional counseling, and outcome assessment. The document outlines the pathophysiology targeted by pulmonary rehabilitation and reviews evidence on the benefits of the various components. It provides guidance from professional societies on elements like patient selection, setting, exercise prescription and duration. Overall, the document presents pulmonary rehabilitation as a multidisciplinary program aimed at improving the physical and psychological condition of patients with chronic respiratory diseases through exercise and other therapies.
The document traces the history and definitions of pulmonary rehabilitation from 1974 to 1999. It summarizes that in 1974 the ACCP first defined pulmonary rehabilitation, which was then included in the ATS's 1981 statement. In 1994 the NIH further formalized the definition, which the ATS later updated in 1999 to define pulmonary rehabilitation as a multidisciplinary program designed to optimize physical and social performance for those with chronic respiratory impairment.
Family medicine is a medical specialty that provides comprehensive and continuous care for individuals and families. It coordinates care, taking responsibility for managing a patient's total health needs. Family physicians provide personalized care in a cost-effective manner from early detection and diagnosis through chronic disease management and end-of-life care. They care for 95% of patient needs in a community setting while maintaining the doctor-patient relationship as the central focus.
1. Humidification is important to provide moisture to inspired gas as the upper airway normally humidifies and warms air. Dry gas can damage the respiratory tract.
2. Various types of humidifiers include bubble, passover, and heated humidifiers. Heat and moisture exchangers are passive humidifiers that recycle heat and moisture from expired gas.
3. Factors like temperature, surface area, and contact time impact humidifier performance. Clinical signs of inadequate humidity include thick secretions and increased work of breathing. Humidification is indicated when the upper airway is bypassed.
HFCWO is an airway clearance technique that uses an inflatable vest connected to an external machine to generate high-frequency oscillations. This creates mini-coughs and increases mucus mobility and ciliary beating to help clear secretions from peripheral to central airways. HFCWO breaks up and thins mucus, enhances coughing, and makes cilia move faster. It can be used independently or combined with other techniques and may improve lung function and health outcomes. However, it is very expensive and not very portable.
Physiotherapy management of patients with bronchitis focuses on improving symptoms like dyspnea and mucus removal through airway clearance techniques. Exercise is also important to increase endurance and strength. Specific techniques include breathing exercises, postural drainage, flutter device, and inspiratory muscle training. Studies show these techniques can improve lung function and functional capacity in patients with acute exacerbations of chronic bronchitis.
The document discusses rehabilitation, defining it as a process that helps individuals achieve independence and quality of life by optimizing functioning through medical, social, and vocational interventions. The goal of rehabilitation is to restore patients to their highest level of functioning through orientation, physical independence, mobility, occupational integration, and economic self-sufficiency. Rehabilitation services are delivered through institution-based programs, outpatient clinics, and community-based initiatives using an interdisciplinary team approach.
This document provides information about post-COVID rehabilitation and physiotherapy. It discusses the importance of physiotherapy after severe COVID cases, outlines how to assess patients, and describes common post-COVID symptoms. The document also details breathing exercises, aerobic and strength training protocols, and positions that can help reduce breathlessness for post-COVID rehabilitation.
This document provides information on heart failure, including its causes, types, diagnosis, management, and rehabilitation. Heart failure occurs when the heart cannot pump enough blood to meet the body's needs. It can be caused by systolic or diastolic dysfunction. Management may include medications, surgery such as transplantation, or devices. Cardiac rehabilitation aims to help patients adopt healthy lifestyle changes to optimize their health and reduce risk of further heart issues. It involves education and exercise programs divided into phases from inpatient to outpatient.