The answer is 1976
Explanation:
The HOSA is a student organization that has the purpose of supporting students that are part of health science careers or are interested in beginning a career in this industry. In terms of history, this organization was founded and defined in the constitutional convention of 1976, which took part in Texas. Moreover, during this convention, the organization changed its original name AHOESO by HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) and defined its purpose. Aso, this organization expanded since its foundation and now is known as Future Health Professionals.
The healthcare practitioner observes shift in potassium ion concentration.
- There may be abrupt changes in the plasma concentration of potassium ions during diabetic ketoacidosis. Despite the fact that diabetic ketoacidosis causes a deficit in the body's total potassium stores, the plasma concentration is typically normal or higher because the acidemia causes potassium ions to leave cells. 1,2
- The patient exhibits a significant extracellular fluid volume deficit, which is typical of diabetic ketoacidosis patients. The majority of these individuals have a 5–10% extracellular fluid volume deficit. This patient's weight has decreased from 72 kg to 68 kg in the past month. He might have lost a little lean body mass, but he could have a volume deficit of about 7%. (although clinical estimates are often inaccurate).
Therefore, potassium ion concentration will be disturbed.
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Answer:
1) True
2) False
3) True
4) True
5) True?
6) False?
7) True but no strictly the opposite sex
8) True (some people are pansexual, poly or simply have a consensual open relationship)
Explanation:
I'm assuming that you're talking about all of this in the US so that's what I'm basing my answers around when it's applicable but it's difficult because a lot of these seem to be just opinion and answers could be changed based off of personal belief considering that the majority of the questions are not strictly fact based like #2 is, but I hope that this helps :)
Answer:
Has trouble breathing or is breathing in a strange way.
Has chest pain or pressure.
Has injuries to the head, neck, or back.
Has gone into shock.
Is or becomes unconscious
Coughing.
Clumsiness
