I don't know.I would say:
Taking positive risks that benefits one's overall health
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Call an RRT, call for additional help. Meanwhile put on some O2 and reposition as necessary.
The answer to this question is, "no."
Hope this helps!
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Lift heavy objects with your knees bent.</span>