Diabetes is a disease that affects the body’s ability to process sugars in food. Someone with diabetes can suddenly become ill if he has an abnormal quantity of sugar in his blood, Either too low or too high.
A person’s blood sugar can drop too low if he is taking insulin and in this case he or she might have trouble walking or might feel weak or have trouble seeing clearly.
In such a situation quickly give him sugar: fruit juice, soda or any sugar and If he is unconscious, place a pinch of sugar or honey under his tongue. If still you can see an unusual behavior take him or her to a doctor.
Answer C is a good example for that because when starting a school club you mainly will be focusing on that and most likely won't have time to drink or hang out with drinkers.
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An ethical action that a clinician may take to ensure competence in practice is to <em><u>implement fringe treatments without appropriate training only in extreme and unusual circumstances.</u></em>
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Since the client was hit in the head with a ball and was
knocked unconsciously, we can assume that the ball’s force was also a result of
it accelerating. In this case, the client’s subdural hematoma can be classified
as acute hematoma. Acute hematoma is usually
developed after a high speed acceleration or deceleration which caused larger
hematomas.
The nervous system responsible for keeping your hesrt beating is autonomic.
