There’s a difference between depression and sadness.
Sadness is usually define as a short lived moment of a sad feeling, or a “down” mood.
Sadness sometimes turns into depression when this period hits 6 months or more. But it’s sometimes not the case
Here’s some symptoms that usually tie into depression:
•feeling “down”
•mood swings
•feelings and thoughts of useless or self doubt
•failing grades
•wanting to be alone
But, if you are having these feelings, it’s important to seek treatment. Remember: depression has to be diagnosed. Also, if you have feelings of hurting yourself or others, please contact 1-800-273-8255. They also have an online chat too.
If you suspect that you might be depressed, please seek treatment. Treatment can work and people care about you.
Answer:
The skull protects the brain from any direct damage and the vertebrae helps keep the nerves in the spine in place and protected from damage. So the central nervous system is protected by the vertebrae and the skull.
Answer:
carries oxygen and nutrients to all parts of the body
removes carbon dioxide
removes waste from cells
Explanation:
C-compressions
A-Airways
B- breathing
This acronym is to remind you the three vital important points of CPR
