What is Grinch syndrome? Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), also referred to as “Grinch Syndrome,” causes a rapid increase in heartbeat when standing up from a lying position. What can cause POTS Syndrome? POTS Causes and Risk FactorsAnemia (when you don't have enough red blood cells)Autoimmune diseases, like Sjogren's syndrome or lupus.Chronic fatigue syndrome.Diabetes and prediabetes.Ehlers-Danlos, a muscle and joint condition.Illnesses like mononucleosis, Lyme disease, or hepatitis C.Multiple sclerosis. How do you test for POTS Syndrome? POTS is diagnosed using either a 10-minute standing test or a head-up tilt table test; occasionally other tests are performed to identify specific characteristics...

How was schooling during apartheid? The structure for education was marked by the central principle of apartheid, namely separate schooling infrastructure for separate groups. In terms of the apartheid principle, nineteen education departments were established. Each designated ethnic group had its own education infrastructure. How did segregated schooling originate in South Africa? The opening of the South African Native College at Fort Hare in 1916 laid down the bases for segregation of higher education. This meant that che black elite was to be gradually accommodated through institutions created in the reserves while increasingly repressed in the urban areas. What happened...