DHF is classified into four grades of severity, where grades III and IV are considered to be DSS. The presence of thrombocytopenia with concurrent haemoconcentration differentiates grades I and II DHF from DF.
Grade I: Fever accompanied by non-specific constitutional symptoms; the only haemorrhagic manifestation is a positive tourniquet test and/or easy bruising.
Grade II:Spontaneous bleeding in addition to the manifestations of Grade I patients, usually in the forms of skin or other haemorrhages.
Grade III: Circulatory failure manifested by a rapid, weak pulse and narrowing of pulse pressure or hypotension, with the presence of cold, clammy skin and restlessness.
Grade IV: Profound shock with undetectable blood pressure or pulse
View from the 22nd floor of our hotel room when I was in Manila. Shutter speed: 2 seconds, no tripod used. Here's the best motto for all photo enthusiasts, "click lang ng click hanggang makaChamba!", just click and click until you get that money shot!
We went island hopping in the beautiful islands of Aklan. Our small boat was moving too fast, that made me difficult to take this photo. I wasn't able to follow the rule of the third, but i still like this photograph, guess that's what they call, "love your own".
June 12 is Phil's Independence day. PGMA proclaimed monday (June 14) as holiday so that employees will have long weekend break. Our president is fond of moving holidays, I wonder when will she move the Christmas and New Year's. :P
Been busy living the world outside cyberspace guys, trying to build a career. Whooo Lord Tabang please! Anyway, here's a beautiful pink Hibiscus, a photo I took when my family and I went to Samal Island, Davawenyos' playground. I'm not really a big fan of flowers but i really like macro shots. Happy to share no photoshop enhancement rendered, except for my water mark of course. My next photo will not gonna be a flower anymore, i promise (i'll try. ). God Bless!
Most of you probably already saw this on my FB page, this photo was take at an old coffee shop near our place. I always have this frustration on reproducing Sun flowers, my friend Roger used to give me seedlings and i was able to let them grow but the big problem is on reproducing, so i was able to witness the beauty of my sflowers for few days and all of them just died. This photo was inspired by paolo, my online buddy and one of my fave Thai photographers. His sun flower photos was taken in sun flower village, a place somewhere in Thailand. Gee! I want to go there!
It is your turn to be our tour guide and share with us the attractions, festivals, history, culture, and lifestyle of your hometown in The Philippine Star and SM’s My City, My SM Contest. Simply let us know why you love your city and why you love the SM mall in it — in a photo essay — and get a chance to win exciting prizes from SM and Sony Ericsson.
The contest will run from April 4 to July 31, 2010. You can join by simply sending an e-mail of your photo essay to pstar_smmycity@yahoo.com.
Or write to us at the following addresses:
The Lifestyle Section
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or
The Publicity Department
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SM will choose one lucky winner per week, who will be entitled to P5,000 worth of SM Gift Cards, and whose write-up will be published in the Lifestyle section of The Philippine Star. Winners can claim their prizes from SM’s Publicity Department at Building C, SM Corporate Office at J.W. Diokno Avenue, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City.
There will also be a Special Category for photo essays using a camera phone, wherein winners will be awarded one of six Sony Ericsson phones. Five winners will each be entitled to a C510 Cyber-Shot phone with the famous smile shutter and intuitive zero-click access to Facebook. One also has a chance to winning this category’s grand prize — the Sony Ericsson Vivaz, the second installment in a new family of communication entertainment phones that introduces HD video capabilities in the portfolio.
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A Spanish and Chinese descent yet hard working mosquitoes sucked much blood made a hundred and one percent Filipina. Thank you for visiting my BLOG and droppin some LOVE. Alzheimer’s runs in our family, according to Time Magazine exercising your brain cells can hinder the disease progress yet Youngcampbell insists too much use of neurons can lead you to psychiatric pavilion.
