Answer:
B. Pathogen
Explanation:
An antibody is a type of protein that is part of the immune systems defense against diseases. Immunaglobin in the most common antibody.
A pathogen is bacteria, virus, etc that causes disease. An example would be Streptococcus, the flu, etc
An antigen is some sort of toxin/foriegn substance that lowers the immune systems responses. An example would be like snake poision or toxic waste.
A lymph node is an organ that kinda looks like a kidney. its part of the immune system and helps absorbe/dispose of sickness, infection, etc. we have them all over our bodies.
Say exactly what you're thinking. Just let the words flow. Something like,
Dear agony aunt,
My best friend's breasts hurt and it's worrying her a lot. I don't know how to help her, or if I even can.
signed x
And then your agony aunt part can say something along the lines of,
I'm sorry to hear that your friend's breasts hurt and it's worrying her. It could be something as bad as cancer, or something as simple as her breasts growing. Breasts sometimes hurt for no reason at all, but if it's persisting, I would probably go see a doctor. Suggest that gently, so as to not worry her more. They can run all sorts of tests to make sure she's okay. And she can look up self-breast exams online, they're very simple and take barely any time at all. Young women need to take care of themselves and to know what's going on in your body is one way to make sure you stay healthy for a long time. As her best friend, I'd suggest you be sure to support her in her going to the doctor, it can be a bit frightening, considering how little they teach people today about their bodies. Try to talk to her about it, and be as encouraging as you can. She's not going to die, she's most likely going to be fine. It'll be alright, dear. Take care!
A nurse should help the patient to the restroom if the patient is blind and has had orthopedic surgery. If the patient wants to urinate and is able to urinate a catheter should not be placed unless the patient is unable to walk. Since this patient can ambulate using a walker, she should be encourage to urinate in the toilet. If the patient is having pain upon walking and doesn't think they can get to the bathroom safely even with the nurses help. The patient can have a bedpan placed underneath them to urinate in.
Answer:
Workshop/conference
Explanation:
An health workshop or clinical meeting is the best Avenue to disseminate new information to a large number of nurses and get immediate feedback on what is meant and not meant to be
