Answer:
2. "I need to restrict my activity while this catheter is in place."
Explanation:
A peripherally inserted central catheter is a radiopaque, single or double lumen silicone catheter centrally located through the puncture of a peripheral vessel, with medium to long term permanence. The placement of this catheter is a simple procedure, with aseptic technique, can be performed on the patient's bed, properly monitored, and is a procedure exclusively of the duly qualified nurse. Recovery from the procedure is also simple and easy and the patient can continue with his normal daily activities. For this reason, a patient who says "I need to restrict my activity while this catheter is in place" demonstrates that he needs more knowledge about the catheter.
Answer:
The third stage of labor has traditionally been defined as the time between the birth of the baby and the delivery of the placenta and membranes. It is the third stage that is the most perilous for the woman because of the risk of postpartum hemorrhage.
Explanation:
<span>Proteins: help develop muscle tissue and function. Protein is necessary to make the hair, skin, nails, muscles, organs, blood cells, nerve, bone and brain tissue, enzymes, hormones and antibodies.
</span><span><span>Protein builds new cells and fixed damaged ones in all parts of your body<span>.</span></span>
Vitamins: are important for metabolism and for our bodies working properly.
minerals:
bodily functions.
Carbohydrates for energy
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