A part of an organism can indeed become diseased. This part can then be removed and the organism will continue to live. When the diseased part is removed, we can ensure that the organism will continue to do well and survive which could perhaps in another case be brought into question.
I would say: not sleeping enough
The right atrium receives oxygen-poor blood and the atrium that receives the oxygen-rich blood is the left atrium
The nurse is reviewing pressurized metered-dose inhaler (pMDI) instructions with a client.
"I can't use a spacer or holding chamber with the MDI."- this statement by the client indicates the need for further instruction.
What is pressurized metered-dose inhaler?
The cornerstone of asthma and COPD treatment globally is metered dosage inhalers (MDIs). MDIs are small, portable medicine delivery systems that generate aerosols using the energy of compressed propellants. The drug is present in the propellant(s) as a solution, suspension, or a combination of the propellant(s) and co-solvent.
A statement like "I can't use the holding chamber" suggests that the patient is unaware of how the inhaler operates as the holder is always present with the inhaler.
Because after use in the mouth, the holding chamber keeps the medication in situ.
Hence the correct answer is "I can't use a spacer or holding chamber with the MDI."
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