That she is intaking a sufficient amount of oxygen with adequate tidal volume so that her organs remain perfused. If she is not taking in sufficient oxygen she will goninto shock due to the lack of oxygen before seizing, going into Cardiac Arrest, and expiring.
You need to provide some form of supplementary oxygen if she does not have adequate tidal volume and her Spo2 has the potential to get worse so you'd automatically hook her up to oxygen via an NRB. If her respirations begin to fail you provide positive pressure ventilation via BVM.
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Walking: Try putting 1 foot in front of the other
To prevent undernutrition, women should nurse their babies for the first<u> Six months</u> of life and to continue nursing with supplemental foods into the child's second year of life.
Malnutrition (undernutrition) is brought on by a deficiency in nutrients, which can be brought on by a poor diet or issues with food absorption. Undernutrition is defined as not consuming enough nutrients and energy to meet one's needs for maintaining good health. Undernutrition and malnutrition are often used interchangeably in literary works. Malnutrition technically refers to both undernutrition and overnutrition. However, neutral terminology like "undernutrition" are suggested because they cover both protein energy undernutrition and micronutrient deficiencies since protein energy malnutrition does not exist in isolation of particular micronutrient deficits.
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Yeah 10% seem to be getting a whole of the work
