Amber

Amber Schneck November 29/09

__Heart Beat and Music what are the efficts of one on another?__

This project is about the study of Health science because it has to do with the study of the reaction of a heartbeat to the speed of a song. Depending on the song if it has a fast, slow beat the heartbeat will intentionally raise and lower with the beat of the song. Yet if the song is in language the beat will different so the heart can be going slow and then fast it just depends if the person knows the song well enough the heart will remain the same beat through out the song. To find out more read on about the past, present, and future of medicine and health science. The first study of health was in Egypt and was ventured by the Pharaohs advisor .In 2650 B.C the first doctor was found, whom was Egyptian; he was an adviser to King Zoser. This man started the first part of medicine herbalism, which only uses herbs to cure the body of fevers. Even though the Egyptians were thought to have been the healthiest people, they had an herbalist just to make sure they would not get sick. Each Healer “is a healer of one disease and no more”. By the 19th dynasty, there were marvels such as health insurances and surgery. The earliest woman who became a doctor was Peseshet. She lived in the 4th dynasty and also called the “Lady Overseer of the Lady Physicians”. She also graduated in the practice of midwifery while she was still alive. One of the most important laws for Physicians is that they cannot give a patient any drugs without his or her consent. When doctors do this it’s called Malpractice and they can get the clinic sued for their actions. The HAC/POA is the rule used for payment. HAC means Hospital – acquired conduction that can but found finable in a hospital. POA is Present on admission where the doctor must be present to be able to diagnose the patient

One person that is important is Dr. Patricia E. Bath. She was the first woman to find a working surgery to help with blindness. Another, is Dr. Orvan Walter Hess helped prefect penicillin while he was alive. He lived from June 18, 1906 to September 6 2002. This man was also a gynecologist and an Obstetrician. Seymour S. Ketty was also a famous physician he spent most of his life as an American neuroscientist. He was also credited for making modern psychiatry rigorous and heuristic branch of health and medicine. In the news there have been discussions about how many new medicines can e found to help kill cancer cells and other disease. A scientist in France observed a cell from a rat’s body the cell was made to do two tasks. In a rats body the cells are assassins and messengers going around the body. Many people are trying to modify this cell so it can live in the human body because the scientist thinks it can help kill cancer cells. In addition, these cell agencies can face deadly threats together instead of separately; this one cell combines the ability to kill foreign pathogens. These scientists think it can speed up immune system reactions within the body. At the Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center Dr. Drew Pardoll says that the cell combines this ability to kill foreign and native pathogen in the human body, but also distribute information of this experience.

The medicine in the future can possibly cure one of the most dangerous assassin know to man in the medicine world .The most dangerous assassin in the world is any type of cancer but the most deadly is leukemia. The reason people are searching about so much things about medicine is because it like a fail safe plane to have more medicines just incase one does not work. The human body is different just like anybody’s personality scientists and doctors are the ones that can help break down most of the world’s diseases and be able to help put them into submission. Also in surgery the surgeons are now trying to use buttonhole surgery instead of opening up a lot so skin and muscle to get to the place that needs the operation. In addition, nano-technology is also being considered instead of surgery, but there are risks the technology today is very close to nano-technology but the test subjects are all animals so no one knows how a human body will act to this technology.

Many people have wondered about why someone’s heart jumps around while listening to music. People many not notice but when their heart beat changes so does their actions; when listening to a slow song the person would be going slow. However, with a fast song the person could be going faster then normal. Therefore, in conclusion it depends on the song, and the beat of it. Many times people forget this little thing but it’s very large to the scientist in medicine and health department.

Works Cited "History of Medicine." //Www.wikipedia.org//. Wikipedia. Web. .

Sample, Ian. "Stem call breakthrough." //Http://www.guardian.co.uk//. Www.guardian.co.uk. Web. . "Research and Hospital trends."// Http://www.aha.org//. American Hospital Association. Web. .





Question : How does music beats affect your Heart rate? Hypothesis: My hypothesis is that when the test subjects listen to an up beat song their heart beat will raise as well, all though with a slow song their heart rate will probably lower.

Material and Procedures : Materials 1. 5 test subjects 2. 3 different songs one fast one slow and the last on in a different language Procedure 1. Have a the test subject listen to a song 2.Check heart beat before and after 3.list before and after results 4.do the same thing with all test subjects Science fair:

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