A mutation can cause the organism to look different and function differently also.
During the transport phase the most important thing any EMT or Paramedic can do, is offer reassurance and to always converse with the patient. Secondary to this you should constantly reassess patient condition and conduct any secondary interventions, while giving a heads up to the ED.
For the answer to the question above, the answer is fibrinogen. It is <span>a high-molecular-weight protein in the blood plasma that by the action of thrombin is converted into fibrin; called also factor i. In the clotting mechanism, fibrin threads form a meshwork for the basis of a blood clot.</span>
<span>they are variables. They are different from one another and must be treated as such, categorized into two different sections. In order to keep the organization and control over the experiment all groups that are not equivalent must be separated accordingly.</span>
