Mental and Physical Effects of
Wireless Devices
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Mental and Physical Effects of Cell Phones
Mission:
The purpose of this project is to raise awareness to people about the physical and mental side effects of wireless devices. Our vision is to educate others, enhance our knowledge, and launch our careers. We want to let people know what is happening to them while they are using these wireless devices. Not only that but while educating others we are educating ourselves. This knowledge can help us launch our careers. It will help us decide what we want do in the future.
Objectives
Goal 1: We want to spread awareness and educate people about the dangers of cellular radiation and internet safety.
Goal 2: Our second goal is to develop new skills. We think that this project will help us develop our social skills because of our interaction with people. Our planning skills because of planning our event. And our team work skills because we will be working together as a team.
Goal 3: We want to change our lifestyle based on the information we learn. If we can be safer, then we should implement it in our lives.
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Interview
Interview:
Islamic Relief Worldwide is an international humanitarian organization.The meeting was with Sr.Basma Alhwary ,office manager.
asking about our communities problems to collect information and decide our project.
Miss Nadia: She is the leader of the girls' scout troop and she works in Access, CA. AccessCal provides social and economic resources to local Arab- and Muslim-Americans, refugees, and immigrants in southern California. When we met we talked about the side effects of cellular radiation and internet safety. We also thought about how and when we're going to present.
Dr. Ayman khalel: Assistant Professor at CAL State University LA, College of Health & Human Services
Department of Nursing
1. How are human bodies affected by radiation?
Radiation exposure to a nonsensitive area of the body (i.e., wrist) really has no harmful effect. However, Radiation exposure to a sensitive area of the body such asthe blood-forming organs, neck, or private areas can have an effect if the amount of energy left is high enough.
For example, Skin that is damaged by excessive radiation exposure may develop cancer later on. Irradiated bone marrow can cause anemia (low red blood cell count) and therefore fatigue and muscle weakness. Poor digestion and absorption of nutrients can stem from an irradiated gastrointestinal tract. Large doses of radiation cause hair loss and dryness of skin. Over time, large doses of radiation can cause cancer and the formation of cataracts on the lenses of the eyes
2. What are ways to reduce the negative effects of radiation?
Time, distance, and shielding actions minimize your exposure to radiation in much the same way as they would protect you against overexposure to the sun:
3. Are there any research studies that have went over the effects?
There is no direct evidence of radiation-induced genetic effects in humans, even at high doses. Various analyses indicate that the rate of genetic disorders produced in humans is expected to be extremely low, on the order of a few disorders per million live born per rem of parental exposure.
4. Do you think kids should own cell phones?
Yes, it is important but under parents supervision and with many rules to control the total hours during the day, and with following the safety steps.
Body Exercises
Neck exercises:
Sit up and look straight ahead.
Turn your head to the left and look over the left shoulder; hold position for five seconds, then release it. Repeat on the right side.
Raise your shoulders up to your ears; hold for five seconds, then release.
Hand exercises:
Finger Exercise: Tap each finger with the thumb of the same hand. Start with the thumb and index finger, progress to the pinky, then reverse direction. Repeat 3 times.
Hand Exercise: Open your hands and spread fingers as far apart as possible. Hold for 10 seconds; relax. Repeat 3 times.
Arm Exercise: Fold your hands together; turn your palms away from your body as you extend your arms forward. Hold for 10 seconds; release. Variation: Extend your arms overhead. Repeat 3 times.
Fingers:
Thumb flexes
Time Sheet
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Research 10 hours
Created our goals 2 hours
Write mission statement and vision 1 hour
interviews 3 hours
Creating google form 3 hours
Created outlines for information and events 2 hours
Researched presentation 2 hours
Created powerpoint 5 hours
Looking for plants 1 hour
Created flyer 2 hours
Wrapping gifts 2 hours
Make bookmarks 2 hours
Looked for exercises 1 hour
Presentation 4 hours
Discussed our project 4 hours
Buy supplies 3 hours
planned activities 2 hours
Meetings 5 hours
Take a video 1 hour
Filled out silver award documents 4 hours
Make website 6 hours
Slide Show
Mental and physical effects of
cell phones
By: Marya Tailakh and Jana Hassan
