If you have to pick one of them , it would be more likely that you should pick the patient B.
In the case of HIV, all the viruses replication occurs in the Lymphoid tissue. If the person who just got it from blood transfusion experiencing a blood loss then injected again with new blood, it will expose him/her to various complications
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1 Dragon leg raise. Sets 4 Reps 6 Rest 90sec. Lie on a decline or flat bench, holding the edge of it behind your head with both hands. ...
2 Six-second plank. Sets 3 Rest 30sec. ...
3 Cable crunch. Sets 4 Reps 12 Rest 90sec. ...
4 Pallof press. Sets 4 Reps 12 Rest 90sec.
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If you can exercise without fatigue you are fit and healthy :)
<span>What might have caused this to happen is B. the iron having a faulty cord. Usually, it is a cord, not an outlet that can cause a person to feel an electrical shock if something is wrong. Her rubber-soled shoes have nothing to do with this, but rather a faulty cord which can be quite dangerous if not treated. So it's a good thing she only felt a minor shock - the consequences might have been more dangerous.</span>
