The right answer is A. call 911.
Shock is a clinical syndrome that reflects acute circulatory failure. It is therefore an emergency that evolves towards death in the absence of treatment. The treatment is designed in a specialized environment and is based on the case of tonicardiaques, thrombolytics, surgical embolectomy and so on.
The patient is prostrate, pale, very anxious, has a pallor of the skin and mucous membranes, a cooling of the extremities with cyanosis (bluish coloration of the integuments), cold sweats, polypnea (superficial breathing) superficial, tachycardia (acceleration of the rhythm heart rate), lowered or even impregnable blood pressure (cardiovascular collapse).
FOR EXAMPLE:
Let's say you've been taking melatonin every single night to help you sleep. After a while, you may notice that it begins to take more and more melatonin for it to work like it did the first night you took it. You were taking one per night, but you end up taking 3 per night to get the same effect because your body has resistant to the drug.
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After a while of taking antibiotics, microorganisms in your body may become resistant to the antibiotics (which is potentially dangerous). This occurs when bacteria change to reduce the effects of a drug.
your partner is observing the scene for danger. this is called the <u>Contact and cover</u> approach
When two patrol policemen come across a potential suspect, they adopt the contact and cover strategy. The contact officer speaks with the person, records the conversation, checks for warrants, etc. The entire transaction is handled by the contact officer. In comparison to the interview subject, the cover officer is in a better position. The cover cop stays out of the mundane parts of the conversation. Scene safety for the contact officer is the exclusive duty of the cover officer. When a threat materializes, like as when the subject starts to reach for a concealed weapon, etc., the cover officer simply steps in to stop it.
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Because the chemicals in them would damage your skin because of the structure of your skin cells.
