Answer:
A normal adult pulse will beat regularly between 60 and 100 times each minute at rest; in babies and children they are much faster. Pulses are usually easily palpable; patients with a weak or unstable pulse should be assessed further; weak pulses indicate reduced cardiac output and can progress to deterioration, for example fainting, or perhaps a more serious problem. Ensure the patient is relaxed and the relative position of the chosen site is equal to, or lower than, the level of the heart
Explanation:
The one that studies Edican and publishes it is A c. Pharmacologist
No... Down Syndrome is a chromosome deficiency that happens during conception when a spem and egg fertilize. Sometimes the X and Y Chromosomes don't add up correctly and can (sadly) cause this deficiency. Water in the mother's lungs can cause pneumonia which can potentially harm the fetus due to lack of oxygen. But this cannot cause down Syndrome. Water in the baby's lungs will also not cause Down Syndrome.
Answer:
the first one is B, and the second is the hypothalamus gland :)
Answer:
The answer is "intranasal" absorption.
Explanation:
Medical drugs can be absorbed in the body through various means of administration <em>(orally, rectally, intradermally, intranasally, etc.).</em> Among the different kinds of administrations, it is the<u> intranasal (through the nose</u>) which causes the highest risk of overdose due to increased potency.
The intranasal administration of drugs provides a fast effect compared to those drugs administered orally, rectally or intradermally. This is the reason why the drugs being administered are potent. <em>This means that even at low concentrations, the drug immediately works through intranasal absorption. </em>
Thus, it is very important in monitoring the dosage of the drugs when giving intranasally as it can result to drug overdose.
