An esophagus, a trachea, lungs, liver, spleen, heart, stomach, small intestine and a colon!
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1st: Point at someone and tell them to call 911
2nd: Point at a worker near you and if there isn't one point to a person and tell them to go see if anyone near has a defibrillator
3rd: Start CPR with 30 chest compressions before giving two rescue breaths
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Cellular organization
Reproduction
Metabolism
Homeostasis
Heredity
Response to stimuli
Growth and development
Adaptation through evolution
Explanation:
Answer:
Why is it dangerous to listen to an MP3 player at excessively loud volumes for extensive periods? The mp3 player can be played above 85 decibels, which would cause damage to the hearing receptors, leading to (permanent)hearing loss.
In this question, the options were not given; here are the options:
What response should you have to her anger?
A. Listen empathetically to all of her complaints and let her know she can contact you for any additional assistance.
B. Correct her misconceptions and remind her that television shows are fiction, so she will not sue you in the future.
C. Recognize that she is in the denial stage of grief and interrupt her hysterical behavior pattern by getting her attention and helping her calm down.
D. Reassure her that you did everything you could and that everything will be okay.
The correct answer is to Listen empathetically to all of her complaints and let her know she can contact you for any additional assistance.
Explanation:
When communicating with relatives of a patient that died, it is important to communicate assertively and avoid confrontations. Also, acknowledge the feelings of the relative and show empathy or comprehension. After all, they are experiencing the loss of a loved one. In this context, even if the relative of the patient is anger and considers you could have the patient, avoid behaviors such as correcting, attacking, or confronting this person. Instead, listen to them empathetically to show you recognize and understand their feelings and offer to contact you if they need any information or assistance (option A).
