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Answer:
It means Beats per minute
it is an overreaction in the immune system.
Answer:
b) Immediate isolation is required
Explanation:
Chicken pox is caused by Varicalla zoster virus. The diseases is highly contagious and easily spread through direct contact with infected person by uninfected person who had had no prior exposure to the virus. Although people with prior exposure can spread it and recover, it is rare. Also people without vaccination can equal contact the disease.
The disease is contagious from day 1 to day 2 before the manifestation of rash and a patient is commonly isolated from a week after isolation to avoid the outbreak of the disease, and it takes 2 to 3 weeks for the uninfected person with contact with infected person to develop the virus
Answer:
Asbestos will most likely had the greatest impact on the development of lung cancer.
Explanation:
<u>RISK FACTORS FOR LUNG CANCER</u><u>:</u>
- <u>Tobacco smoke</u><u> :</u> Cigar smokers & Pipe smokers mostly causes lung cancer.Smoking low tar cigarette also increases lung cancer risks. People who consumes menthol cigarettes also have an equal risks because menthol is inhaled deeply.
- <u>Radon exposure</u> : Radon is naturally occurring radioactive gas that cause from the uranium breakdown in rocks and soils. For eg. Homes & other buildings in United states also have higher radon levels.
- <u>Asbestos exposure</u> : People who work with asbestos ( i.e. mills, mines, textile plants & shipyards) are more likely die of lung cancer. When they were exposed to large quantity of asbestos,they develop mesothelioma ( cancer of pleura).
- <u>Consumption of dietary supplements</u> : Smokers who take beta carotene supplements had an increasing risk of lung cancer.
- <u>Second hand smoke</u> : If a person does not smoke, but if he inhale or take breath in the smoke of others, it can increase the risk of developing lung cancer. It is thought to cause more than 7000 deaths each year from lung cancer.
<u>TREATMENT OF LUNG CANCER :</u>
- Surgery
- Chemotherapy
- Radiation Therapy
- Targeted Therapy
- Combination of these treatments
