Standing upright!!
WHY?
Monitoring peak expiratory flow provides an objective measure of dysfunction in patients with asthma in the home, emergency department, and hospital. The ideal patient posture for peak expiratory flow measurement is standing upright, but in hospitalized patients, it is often measured with the patient semi-recumbent.
Peripheral perfusion has to do with <span>the delivery of blood to peripheral tissues, that is, in the extremities of the body, such as feet and hands. </span>
Answer:
Bacillus cereus
Explanation:
Bacillus cereus is a bacteria associated with foodborne infection (which is what happened to the children exposed in the question). These bacteria usually grow on rice that has not been properly cooled or heated.
The poisonings caused by Bacillus cereus result from the ingestion of food contaminated with the microorganism and / or the enterotoxins it produced during its growth. The poisonings associated with this microorganism are usually of short duration and not severe. However, several sporadic outbreaks and cases have been reported.
