Question

14. Answer the following.
i. What lies in the heart of Children?
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Answer 1

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Answer:

Heart problems in children

About one in every 100 children has a heart problem, which may also be called a heart defect or congenital (present from birth) heart disease. Heart defects can usually be treated with medicine, surgery or other medical procedures.

Most tests for heart problems are simple, quick and not painful. Most children with heart defects live a normal and full life with very few or no restrictions.

Signs and symptoms of heart defects

Many children with heart defects appear healthy and have no symptoms, and their parents do not know they have a heart problem. If children do have symptoms, they often develop in the first few weeks after they are born. Common symptoms include:

blue colour around the lips and blue skin (cyanosis)

difficulty feeding (especially becoming sweaty during feeds)

shortness of breath

poor growth

pale skin

fatigue.

These symptoms result from a reduced oxygen supply to the body, which happens because the blood does not have as much oxygen as usual, or the heart does not pump as well as it should.

Answer 2

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3.0/5

9

psashmika

Answer:

Heart problems in children

About one in every 100 children has a heart problem, which may also be called a heart defect or congenital (present from birth) heart disease. Heart defects can usually be treated with medicine, surgery or other medical procedures.

Most tests for heart problems are simple, quick and not painful. Most children with heart defects live a normal and full life with very few or no restrictions.

Signs and symptoms of heart defects

Many children with heart defects appear healthy and have no symptoms, and their parents do not know they have a heart problem. If children do have symptoms, they often develop in the first few weeks after they are born. Common symptoms include:

blue colour around the lips and blue skin (cyanosis)

difficulty feeding (especially becoming sweaty during feeds)

shortness of breath

poor growth

pale skin

fatigue.

These symptoms result from a reduced oxygen supply to the body, which happens because the blood does not have as much oxygen as usual, or the heart does not pump as well as it should.