aths to children under 5... about 45% I believe
I believe the answer is A. Achieving all of the above results.
Reason being because you need a certain amount of oxygen to support your muscles in every activity or your body will shut down.
Working in extreme cold and hot conditions are both hazardous.
Working in extreme cold can induce hypothermia, a significant drop in body temperature. Hypothermia can lead to death, but usually the most common symptoms are exposed time in cold weather, confusion, shivering, lack of motor skills, and unconciousness.
Working in extreme hot can be dangerous too. This is called hyperthermia, which is the body not being able to regulate body temperature due to cold conditions. Heat stroke can happen, which symptoms include headache, hot temperature, dizziness, and unconciousness.
Answer:
sit at the bedside and allow the client to explain the statement.
Explanation:
It is the duty of nurses to ensure that client's complains are heard and recorded for lesson learned and improvements. All other options does not allow the nurse to listen to the concerns of the patient, apart from the chosen option. In nursing ethics, it is important for the nurse to sit and listen to the patient's concern before trying to provide an explanation or solution.
