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Golden Valley News
September 22, 2016
Healthy
Advice
Smokey evening
Billings County firefighters watch over the scene of a straw and barley haystack fire the
evening of Sept. 18, at the Shane and Amanda Talkington ranch. The fire's cause was believed
to have been a green bale. (Photo by Richard Volesky)
Zoning m
r for center postponed
By Richard Volesky on Oct. 4, but project organizers cated on the property.
Editor/Reporter have since asked to delay the appli- The proposed building would be
MEDORA - A proposal for a cation, Marcia Lamb, Billings 62-by-108 and would have a barn-
new events center south of Medora County auditor, said on Sept. 15. like appearance, according to a
won't be before the Billings County Tawnya Bulger and Tanya Me- photo of a similar building that was
Commission Oll Oct. 4. Farland, as applicants for Legacy submitted with the zoning applica-
The Billings County Planning & Hills L.L.C. of Beach, want totion.
Zoning Commission last month rec- build the facility at 3565 East River The property is currently zoned
ommended that the project move Road. A pole barn, plus a mobile ['or agricultural use, and would
forward. The matter was to be dis- home with a rustic appearance and need to be rezoned for commercial
cussed by the County Commission a covered porch are currently 1o- use.
Waterfowl hunters reminded of ANS regulations
Waterfowl hunters are reminded motors, trailers and other watercraft: cleaned from boats prior to trans-
to do their part in preventing the and remove all aquatic plants t'rom portation into or within North
spread of aquatic nuisance species boats and trailers before leaving a Dakota.
into or within North Dakota. marsh or lake, the North Dakota In addition, drain plugs on boats
Waterfowl hunters must remove Game & Fish Department says. In must remain pulled when the boat is
plants and plant fragments from de- addition, hunters are encouraged to in transit away from a water body.
coys, strings and anchors; remove brush their hunting dogs flee of mud More ANS information, includ-
plants seeds and plant fragments and seeds, ing regulations,is available by visit-
fl'om waders and other equipment Cattails and bulrushes may be ing the North Dakota Game and
before leaving hunting areas; re- transported ascamouflageon boats. Fish Department
move all waFerfrom decoys, boats, All other aquatic vegetation must be website, gf.nd.gov.
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Explaining causes, symptoms of arrhythmia
What is an arrhythmia?
An arrhythmia is an abnormal
heart rhythm. Some an:hythmias cab
cause problems with contractions of
your heart chambers by:
° Not allowing the lower cham-
bers (ventricles) to fill with enough
blood -- or not allowing enough
blood to be pumped to the body --
due to an abnormal electric signal,
causing the heart to pump too fast or
too slow
Not allowing the top chambers
(atria) to work properly
What causes an arrhythmia?
An impaired electrical system --
which regulates a steady heartbeat --
can cause a heart to beat too fast, too
slow or irregularly.
What are the risk factors for an
arrhythnfia?
The electrical system of the heart
is susceptible to many risk factors in-
cluding substances like caffeine, to-
bacco, illegal drugs, diet drugs, herbs
and prescription medication. Health
conditions including coronary heart
disease, high blood pressure and dia-
betes also contribute to developing
arrhythmias, which become more
common with age.
What are the symptoms of an
arrhythmia?
Whether the heartbeat is too fast,
too slow or irregular, the effects on
the body are often the same. Symp-
toms include:
Palpitations -- a sensation of
fluttering or irregularity in the heart-
beat
Weakness
Fatigue
Low blood pressure
Dizziness
Fainting
Heart failure
Collapse and cardiac arrest
Dr. Stephen Boateng
Difficulty feeding (in babies)
How are arrhythmias diag-
nosed?
Several tests may be used to diag-
nose arrhythmias including an elec-
trocardiogram (ECG), a
measurement of the electrical activ-
ity in the heart. Electrodes are placed
on the chest, arms and legs, enabling
a graphic representation of the elec-
trical activity to be made as it is re-
ceived and interpreted by an ECG
machine. An ECG can show the pres-
ence of arrhythmias, damage to the
heart caused by lack Of oxygen to the
heart muscle, heart attack, problems
with heart valves or other heart con-
ditions.
There are a number of variations
on ECG tests involving different pe-
riods of time, positions, levels of
bodily stress and methods m-oni-
toring.
How are arrhythmias treated?
Those causing few, if any prob-
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lems, may not require treatment.
There are several treatment choices
for arrhythmias causing symptoms,
with a health care provider choosing
an option based on the type of ar-
rhythmia, severity of symptoms and
presence of other conditions.
A1Thythmia treatments include:
Lifestyle changes -- dietary and
stress management Medication
Cardioversion -- an electric
shock to the heart through the chest
Ablation -- an invasive, but
nonsurgical procedure using a
catheter
Permanent pacemaker -- a small
device put under the skin to regulate
the heartbeat
Implantable cardioverter defib-
rillator -- a small device placed just
under the skin used with a pacemaker
for life-threatening fast arrhythmias
Surgery
(Stephen Boateng, a visiting car-
diologist at Sm~brd Health West
Dickinson Clinic, is fellowship
trained h~ cardiology fi'om Rush Uni-
versity Medical Center in Chicago
and board certoqed in internal medi-
cine by the American Board of Inter-
hal Medicine. He received his
medical degree from the University
of North Texas Health Science Cen-
ter in Fort Worth and completed his
residency training in internal medi-
cine fi'om the UniversiO, of Chicago
-- Northshore in Evanston, Ill.)
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