It is because adults who have learned about medicines know whats right for you
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It depends on the medication. If it's a medication to lower your blood sugar, and you are not diabetic with high blood sugar, it could lower your blood sugar to dangerous levels and that is really not a good thing.. You might feel sleepy/woozy (again, depending on the medication and it's effects.) Your body will get rid of the excess though. If you're continuously taking the medication it could start damaging your body. I highly suggest not taking any diabetic pills if you do not have diabetes!!
Keep asking questions and take care!! (:
A patient is recovering from several hours of orthopedic surgery. During an assessment of the patient’s lower legs, the nurse will monitor for signs of acute venous symptoms. Signs of acute venous symptoms include which of the following? .
- a. Intense, sharp pain, with the deep muscle tender to the touch
<span>- d. Sudden onset</span>
- e. Warm, red, and swollen calf
Answer:
When we practice gratitude on a regular basis, it not only impacts our mental and physical health, but those around you.
Explanation:
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