The answer to this problem is "traumatic aortic disruption " as the client is brought to the emergency after experiencing a motor vehicle crashed, he is complaining a chest pain and the feeling that a sharp pain on it. The nurse also observed the absence of breath sounds on the affected area or side. This is serious and one of the symptoms of aortic disruption which needs urgent response and treatment. Other signs and symptoms of aortic disruption are severe chest pain, external pain, and abdominal pain.
Basically when you got a drinking problem
If this is a true or false question, the answer would be true. There are reasons why an insurance needs to be verify as to know the details of the patient especially the current ones and if the patient is covered with the insurance. Information like the name, date of birth,current address and insurance information with the card are all vital.
Firstly, I should place the patient in the recovery position. After that, I should activate the EMS, which may include giving him CPR. I should tilt their head and list their chin up, in order to open their airway. If they are still not breathing, I should call the ambulance.
Answer:
Purging.
Explanation:
Purging occur in people who suffer from both bulimia and anorexia nervosa.
Which means, after they're done with consuming their food, they will either vomit or push the food out with the help of laxatives and/or diuretics. When it comes to their weight, it's usually on the border between normal and sometimes underweight. Purging is extremely unhealthy as it removes all the nutrients and fluids our body needs in order to function well.
