The answer is impacted.
An impacted fracture is when the broken ends of the bone are pressed together by the force of the impact.
It's important to be treated as soon as possible to prevent further damage.
It can be treated with a splint, cast or sling.
In worst cases, it may be needed surgery.
I think it's the home health aide, because they can be there to see when and what medicane is given. The client could be too sick to write, and the physician isn't always there. And the nurse sees so many other patients to have enough time. I think it's the home health aide.
The answer to this question would be: <span>track changes in weight over time.
When a person consumes an adequate amount of calorie, the weight wouldn't be changed. If the calorie is not enough, the body will burn the fat stored to fulfill the energy required, result in reduced body weight. If the calorie is too much, the body will store the excess calorie as fat, results in increased body weight.</span>
