<span>The question is asking us the following: you have an important exam next week and are very worried about it. What should you do to ease the stress? Some ideas include: 1) you should do sports, as physical activity is known to help with stress because it helps to maintain the chemical balance and it increases our happiness 2) you should make sure you drink enought water and sleep as not doing so will make you feel even more stressed - your body will be more resistant to stress</span>
To have good communication skills so that you develop better relationships.
Begin as if they have not received any treatment.
Patients should put on clean clothing after being decontaminated; Tyvek disposables or scrubs work well. Following completion of decontamination, patients should receive a standardized wristband and go to the cold zone staging area for screening and medical care.
Verifying that a victim had a comprehensive decontamination process gives the best guarantee that they are clear of contamination. While the majority of ambulatory patients will be able to navigate the ambulatory decontamination lines on their own, some may require help.
If feasible, separate decontamination lines for men and women should be set up. When only two lines are feasible, save the second line for nonambulatory patients, such as those who need assistance or supervision.
Nonambulatory patients include persons who use wheelchairs, walkers, stretchers, or other devices.
Here is another question with an answer similar to this about decontamination process: brainly.com/question/14318265
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Running maybe, i’m not sure??!
1. Depression because they are more likely to do drugs in an attempt to escape from reality or make themselves feel better.
2. Peer Pressure because they may want to look cooler in front of their friends or family.
3.For fun or out of curiosity because maybe that person did not know the risks of it that they could possibly end up with lung cancer and die.
