Responding to a medical emergency requires confidence and the knowledge to quickly assess the patient and determine the required
intervention. Presuming, you have never responded to a medical emergency before, how do you think you will act? With confidence or stressed and anxious? List two or three best practices to remain calm and confident.
Practices to manage stress and anxiety during emergency:
1. Pause and take a deep breath. Try to focus on the situation and assess the situation. Identify the immediate threat and manage accordingly.
2. Remain calm and collected. Make a quick run-through of the procedure you want to perform in your head before acting. This will lessen your anxiety by mentally preparing yourself.
3. Seek help (EMS). Aside from making sure that equipped responders increase the patient's chance of survival, it can be a reassurance that additional help is coming.
<span>If Beth often does not eat with her friends at lunch and eats only lettuce for dinner, Beth may suffer from Anorexia. Anorexia Nervosa is a kind of psychological disorder and it can cause various and different extreme health problem. </span>
Teens who smoke regularly might face health problems as they get older. This is because their lungs will be full of carbon dioxide and they will be black, also the person will be at a high risk of being a cancers patient
