Our Team’s Personal Tree Analysis:
Paternal great-grandparents (father)
– Ignacio Magaña Barragán :
– 2.- Grocer
– 3.- High pressure
– 4.- Disease (84 years old)
– Refugio de Lourdes Brambila Valencia:
– 2.- Artist
– 3.- None
– 4.- Disease (73 years old)
Maternal great-grandparents (father)
– Octavio Arredondo:
– 2.-Seller
– 3.-None
– 4.- Heart attack (60 years old)
– Cirila Enríquez:
– 2.- Artist
– 3.- Diabetes
– 4.- Diabetes (65 years old)
Paternal great-grandparents (mother)
– Silvano Pérez Sánchez:
– 2.- Smith
– 3.-None
– 4.- natural causes(93 years old)
– Magdalena Celis:
– 2.- Teacher
– 3.- Diabetes
– 4.- Diabetes ( 80 years old)
Maternal great-grandparents (Mother)
– Arturo Acuña Cota:
– 2.- engineer and farmer
– 3.- pulmonary emphysema
– 4.- heart attack (64 years old)
– Raquel García:
– 2.- Professional Artist
– 3.- breast cancer
– 4.- breast Cancer (66 years old)
Paternal grandparents
– Ignacio Carlos Magaña Brambila
– 2.- Chemical Engineer
– 3.- Hypertension
– 4.- Hypertension (86 years old)
– Consuelo Arredondo Enríquez
– 2.-Administration
– 3.-Diabetes
– 4.-Disease( 68 years old)
Maternal grandparents
– Mauro Pérez Celis
– 2.- Engineer
– 3.- Diabetes, high pressure
– 4.- Pneumonia (87 years old)
– Martha Lilia Acuña García
– 2.- Chemical Pharmacy
– 3.- None
– 4.- Still alive
Parents
– Carlos Ignacio Magaña Arredondo
– 2.- Bachelor of Business Administration
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
– Patricia Guadalupe Pérez Acuña
– 2.- Psychologist
– 3.- None
– 4.- Still alive
Paternal uncles
– Luis Ernesto Magaña Arredondo
– 2.-Furniture manufacture
– 3.- None
– 4.- Still alive
– Refugio de Lourdes Magaña Arredondo
– 2.-Florist
– 3.- None
– 4.- Still alive
– Juan Ignacio Magaña Arredondo
– 2.- communication science
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
– Ignacio Arturo Magaña Arredondo
– 2.-Real estate
– 3.-None
– 4.-Still alive
Paternal cousins
– Gerardo Magaña
– 2.-Seller
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
– Luis Magaña
– 2.-Seller
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
– Linda Lou Magaña
– 2.-English teacher
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
– Joanna Magaña
– 2.- Seller
– 3.-None
– 4.-Still alive
– Renata Magaña
– 2.- housewife
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
– Ignacio Magaña
– 2.-student
– 3.-None
– 4.-Still alive
– Daniela Magaña
– 2.-Student
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
– Karen Paola Magaña
– 2.-student
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
– Luis Ernesto Magaña
– 2.-***
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
– Araceli Magaña
– 2.-Seller
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
– Adriana Magaña
– 2.- Seller
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
– Estefanía magaña
– 2.-student
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
Maternal cousins
– José de Jesús Pérez
– 2.- System engineer
– 3.-None
– 4.-Still alive
– Silvia Lilia Pérez
– 2.-Marketing
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
– José Carlos Pérez
– 2.-Seller
– 3.-None
– 4.-Still alive
– Tatiana Pérez
– 2.-Psichologist
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
– Mauro Jesús Pérez
– 2.-Licensed in agro industry
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
– Rafael Pérez
– 2.-Doctor
– 3.- None
– 4.- Still alive
– Ana Rocío Pérez
– 2.-desiner student
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
– Lilia Fernanda Pérez
– 2.lawer student
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
Brothers
– Carlos magaña
– 2.-System engineer
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
– Jorge Magaña
– 2.-Doctor (imaging)
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
– José Miguel Magaña
– 2.-LCD student
– 3.- None
– 4.- Still alive
Me
– Karla Patricia Magaña Pérez
– 2.-student of high school
– 3.-None
– 4.- Still alive
Synthesis:
There are three diseases that I can commonly have, that are Diabetes, Cancer and Hypertension. Since this three cannot be cured, only treatable, I need to take special preventions, also it is important to know the chances of getting or have inherited from these diseases. To know what prevention measures have to be taken, what should I change in my habits, and what places are preferable to avoid, to stay healthy I think it’s important to start with the daily habits, because that’s what we usually do and even without realizing it, as it becomes a habit.
First I need to have a healthy diet; this means eat more fiber and proteins, drink more water, eat a small portion, no choke and avoid the consume of fats and sugar. Also I need to do exercise; it would be best to exercise daily but if I can’t I need to make sure I’m going three days per week at least.
Other important point is that I need to be checked by a doctor. In that case if something goes wrong I’ll be just in time to prevent. To avoid the breast cancer I need to check me daily and to go to the doctor once a year.
In my opinion it is not what I need to do so I can’t get sick, I think is a way of living daily. For example if you enjoy making exercise and you do it daily, this will become a habit instead of an obligation. And it is the same with the food, if you liked to eat healthy is up to you. I think you can avoid all of the diseases if you just take care of yourself with small acts that can make the difference.
Conclusion: type deductive.
Is type deductive because with something small like a disease you can spread it so you can have more ideas of what it is, like the things I need to do to prevent it, and how I need to take care of me.
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Kryshia’s Family Tree |
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Patern great-grandparents |
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Matern Great-grandparents |
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Eufrocina Ocampo Ocampo —- great-grandmother —- Housewife —- circulatory problems Natural death, 83 years |
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Enedina Torres López —- great-grandmother —- Housewife —- none Natural death, 84 years |
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Juan Campos García —- great-grandfather —- Farmer —- none Natural death, 87 years |
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David Gutiérrez Salgado —- great-grandfather —- Commerciant —- none Natural death, 85 years |
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Gerardo Bustamante Garcia —- great-grandfather —- Systems operator —- gastritis Death in cirgury because of an ulcer alive, 78 years |
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Eduardo Reza Uribe —- great-grandfather —- Rancher —- none Natural death, 40 years |
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Teodora Lira Escoto —- great-grandmother —- Housewife —- none alive, 96 years |
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Maximina Trujillo Coronel —- great-grandmother —- Housewife —- matrix cancer Cancer death, 52 years |
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Magdaleno Campos García —- great-grandfather —- agricultor y ganadero / farmer and rancher —- none Muerte accidental, 39 years |
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Angela Reza Trujillo —- great-grandmother —- housewife —- artritis Accidenta death, 78 years |
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Roberto Gutierrez Torres —- great-grandfather —- Commerciant —- none Accidental death, 25 years |
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Maria Concepcion Bustamante Lira —- great-grandmother — Housewife —- circulatory problems Alive, 69 years. |
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grandparents |
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Uncles and aunts of my dad, and my dad. |
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Liduvina Campos Reza —- aunt —- housewife —- none alive, 64 years |
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Gloria Campos Reza —- aunt —- proffessor —- none alive, 66 years. |
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Concilia Campos Reza —- aunt —- comerciant —- artritis alive, 69 years. |
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Gabino Campos Reza —- uncle —- Professor —- prostate cancer Cancer death, 67 years. |
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Juan Luis Campos Reza —- uncle —-bachelor of management. —- none alive, 58 years |
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Eduardo Campos Reza —-dad —- industrial engineer —- none alive, 56 years. |
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Rosalva Campos Reza —- aunt —- proffessor —- none alive, 61 years |
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Magdalena Campos Reza —- aunt —-laboratist —- none alive, 63 years |
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Celia Campos Reza — aunt —- educador —- none Alive, 54 years |
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Magdaleno Campos Reza —- uncle —- industrial engineer —- none alive, 52 years |
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Matern uncles and mom |
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María Eugenia Gutiérrez Bustamante —-mom —- Licensed in administration —- alive, 49 years |
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Roberto Gutierrez Bustamante —- uncle —- None/ employee —- none alive, 47 years. |
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Carlos Gutiérrez Bustamante —- uncle —- none/ employee —- high pressure alive, 45 years |
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Parents and Sisters |
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Eduardo Campos Reza —- Father —- Industrial engineer —- none Alive, 56 years. |
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María Eugenia Gutiérrez Bustamante —- madre —- Licensed in administration —- none Alive, 49 years |
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Sthefany Campos Reza Gtz. —sister —- licensed in financial administration —- None Alive, 27 years. |
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Grecia Campos Reza Gtz. — Sister —- Student at Miraflores none Alive, 13 years. |
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Lissette Campos Reza Gtz. — Sister —- Licensed in mercadotechny —- gastritis Alive, 26 years. |
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PATERN COUSINS |
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Proffession |
suffering |
If he or she is alive ( years) |
Cause of death |
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Arturo Campos Salgado
Licensed in administration
none
42
Elizabeth Campos Salgado
housewifenone
40
Alfonso Campos Salgado
employeenone
28
Jorge Campos Medina
Engineer in systems
pinta
40
Jennifer Campos Medina
Public counter
none
38
Maribel Campos Medina
Licensed in mercadotechnynone
36
Gabriel Campos Medina
Industrial engineer
none
30
Rafael Ramos Campos
Licensed in mercadotechnynone40
Oscar Ramos Campos
Engineer in informatic
none
38
Yadira Ramos Campos
Licensed in amdinistration
none
36
Yaneli Ramos Campos
Licensed in amdinistration
none
36 Eduardo Ramos CamposEngineer in electronicnone34
Juan Carlos Ramos Campos
Mecanic engineer
epilepsy
28
Gisela Ramos Campos
Financial licensed
none
32
Brenda Campos
Licensed in administration
none
38 ELbia Ocampo Campos
educatornone42 Maribel Ocampo Campos
educatornone38
Mayra Ruiz Campos
Licensed in administration
none
30
Jorge Ruiz Campos
Agronomy studentnone21
Saul Ruiz Campos
Licensed in politic sciencesnone24
Diana Campos Gutiérrez
Engineer in foodnone28
Vianey Campos Gutiérrez
Industrial engineernone25
Gerardo Campos Gutiérrez
Medicine studentnone21
Eduardo Campos Gutiérrez
Student at tec de monterreynone19
Paola campos Gutiérrez
Student at tec de monterreynone17
Oscar Campos Ramos
Public counter
none
26
Carlos Campos Ramos
Student of mecatronic engineering
none
27
Jorge Campos Ramos
Student of veterinary
none
23 Daniela Camposstudentnone15
Omar Olivares Campos
odontologist
none
22
Marlene Olivares Campos
Industrial designer
Frequent allergies in the skin
25
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MATERN COUSINS |
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Chantal Gutiérrez muñoz
student none 24
Tania Gutiérrez muñoz
student none 20
Carlos Gutiérrez rod.
student none 18
Synthesis:
Because the suffering that has been in my family are cancer, gastritis, epilepsy, arthritis, high blood pressure and poor circulation, it is important to know the chances of getting or have inherited some of these conditions to know what prevention measures have to be taken, what should I change in my habits, and what places are preferable to avoid, to stay healthy I think it’s important to start with the daily habits, because that’s what we usually do and even without realizing it, as it becomes a habit.
It is important to eat a balanced diet and exercise at least 3 times a week, and avoid as much as possible the use and/or consume of toxic substances harmful to the body, such as alcohol, tobacco, drugs, excessive consume of medicaments because we can became addicted. Is not just about avoid the consume of this substances, it is also important to avoid the frequent visits to places were these substances are commonly consume and abundant, as you become passive consumers and also affects your health.
We must take some unusual measures to take some control over possible diseases, to any beginning of any unusual discomfort or pain in specific areas is recommended to perform a check to prevent the disease, if any, to be develop more and become something incurable. Better to prevent.
In my opinion we always say that we must accomplish with all of these “rules” to lead a healthy life and feel good about it, but most of the time we ignore them or just do it for a short time, we should be aware of all what our body needs to function properly and how certain activities as simple as exercise can help, and try to make them a habit to enjoy and fulfill without realizing it and without seeing it as an obligation.
Conclusion: type deductive and inductive.
Deductive because it goes from general subjects to more specific things, like the diseases and specific things you may do to prevent it. Inductive because it also has a probable conclusion, it is not sure that if you avoid places where people smoke a lot you won’t get cancer or any pulmonary disease, but it is probable, because smoking is one of the main factors of this type of diseases.
Mom’s side
-Maternal Great-Great Grandma:
1. Monterrey
2. House wife
4. Natural death given to advanced age.
-Maternal Great-Great Grandpa:
1. Monterrey
2. Real State
3. Arteriosclerosis (with age), always had problems with bronchia.
4. Pneumonia.
-Paternal Great-Great Grandpa:
1. Monterrey
2. Accountant of a smelter in Monterrey.
4. Died from gallbladder cancer
-Paternal Great-Great Grandma:
1. Monterrey
2. House wife
4. Cancer (Brain tumor)
-Grandpa:
1. Monterrey
2. Sales manager
3. Circulatory problems
4. Leukemia
-Grandma:
1. Monterrey
2. Public accountant
3. Rheumatic fever, heart’s affected, later has 2 open heart surgeries.
4. Cardiac (respiratory) arrest
– Fernando (Uncle):
1. Monterrey
2. Ecologist Architect
3. Chicken pox, hepatitis, measles, uric acid.
(No kids)
-Edna (Aunt)
1. Monterrey
2. Computer Systems Engineering
3. Chicken pox, measles, anginas, mumps, allergic to mold.
(No kids)
-Alberto (Uncle)
1. Monterrey
2. Biochemical Engineer
3. Allergic Rhinitis (until age 45)
Hypertension
(Had 3 kids)
-Aida (Cousin):
Chicken Pox
-Adrian (Cousin)
Allergic Rhinitis, lymphangioma (2 years old), adenoids, anginas
-Monse (Cousin):
Adenoids and anginas
-My Mom
1. Monterrey
2. BA in graphic design
3. Chicken pox, measles, mumps, anginas, allergies (‘til 25), migraines (18 years old).
-My Sister Alejandra (youngest):
Allergic Rhinitis
Reflux
Adenoids and anginas
-My Brother Jesus (middle):
Allergic Rhinitis
Adenoids and anginas
-Me:
Allergic Rhinitis
Adenoids and anginas
Gastritis -Edna (Aunt)
1. Monterrey
2. Computer Systems Engineering
3. Chicken pox, measles, anginas, mumps, allergic to mold.
(No kids)
-Alberto (Uncle)
1. Monterrey
2. Biochemical Engineer
3. Allergic Rhinitis (until age 45)
Hypertension
(Had 3 kids)
-Aida (Cousin):
Chicken Pox
-Adrian (Cousin)
Allergic Rhinitis, lymphangioma (2 years old), adenoids, anginas
-Monse (Cousin):
Adenoids and anginas
-My Mom
1. Monterrey
2. BA in graphic design
3. Chicken pox, measles, mumps, anginas, allergies (‘til 25), migraines (18 years old).
-My Sister Alejandra (youngest):
Allergic Rhinitis
Reflux
Adenoids and anginas
-My Brother Jesus (middle):
Allergic Rhinitis
Adenoids and anginas
-Me:
Allergic Rhinitis
Adenoids and anginas
Gastritis
Dad’s side
-Maternal Great-Great Grandma:
1. León
2. House keeping
3. Quite healthy, developing Alzheimer because of age.
She’s 95
-Maternal Great-Great Grandpa:
1. León
2. Doctor (general)
4. Prostate cancer
-Paternal Great-Great Granma:
1. León
2. House keeping
4. Brain stroke
-Paternal Great-Great Grandpa:
1. León
2. Thoroughbred horse breeding
3. Diabetic
4. Heart attack
-Grandma:
1. León
2. House keeping.
3. Diphtheria, Osteoarthritis
-Grandpa:
1. León.
2. Poultry Breeder, (ranch)
3. Hypertension (until age 64), and Diabetes.
-Josefina(Aunt):
1. León
2. Bachelor of Communication
3. Chicken pox
(Had 3 daughters)
-María José (Cousin):
Chicken Pox
-Andrea (Cousin):
Chicken Pox
-Sabrina (Cousin):
Chicken pox, allergic to sulfas
-Luz Adriana (Aunt)
1. León
2. Gastronomy, and house keeping
3. Chicken pox
(Had 4 kids)
-Luz Adriana (cousin):
Chicken Pox
-Guillermo (cousin):
Chicken pox, Allergic rhinitis
-Daniela (cousin):
Chicken pox
-Fabricio (cousin):
Chicken pox
-Miriam (Aunt):
1. León
2. Decoration, house keeping
3. Chicken Pox
(Had 3 kids)
-Miriam (cousin)
-Eduardo (cousin)
-Pablo (cousin):
Asthma
-Beatriz (Aunt):
1. León
2. Degree in marketing, house keeping
3. Chicken pox
(Had 2 kids)
-Juan Carlos (cousin):
Infective asthma
-Juan Pablo (cousin):
Omphalocele, chicken pox
-My Dad:
1. León
2. Director of Businesses
3. Mumps, papilloma on vocal cords and larynx, they come back when older> cancer because of it. (He had a laryngectomy)
I don’t have that much information from my family members, but from what I have I can start building conclusions about my health. The first thing that was easy to point out is that pretty much everyone inside my close family had chicken pox; in here using an inductive method because if everyone had chicken pox, I probably will too.
There are also some members with allergic rhinitis, including my siblings and me. So analyzing our family tree, from my mom’s side of the family we all cousins had similar diseases, and we are prone to get sick with a higher facility by our respiratory system.
Something that I also thought was very visible is that the higher in the three I analyzed, the more diseases they appear to have had. I think this is for obvious reasons, age. But I also think that could be a warning if we were going to Mars, that we all are more prone to have complications while we get older. So this, to me, highlights the importance of taking care of ourselves all the time, have a healthy life style, and not wait until we get sick and to a point of no return.
Another disease that took place within my family’s tree happened to two members; hypertension. In both cases the causes were not having a healthy diet and not exercising, meaning: they became overweight, and with this, came implications. Another highlight of why knowing how to carry a healthy life style will be quite relevant in Mars, because we don’t know how much medical support will be available for us on the Red Planet; much probable, not all we have here on Earth.
Many of my relatives had cancer, but for some reason, they are all, completely different kinds of cancer. So analogical thinking brings me to conclude that I should probably watch out and try to be healthier, since the disease (cancer) appears to be roaming around.
So pretty much, since my immune system is not the best, if I were to go to Mars, it is important to know to what I’m more prone to get sick of and on other side given to the diseases that have happened in my family it is also important to know which aspects are the most important for me to take care of.
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