From what i heard, when carbon monoxide is in a person's blood (smoker or non smoker) it can kill you, it is a sign of poison in your blood. With smokers it is worse because they are smoking something that has a high content of carbon monoxide which can cause heart problems, lung cancer, birth defects, etc. So thats what i think
The nurse is caring for a 68-year-old patient who the nurse suspects has digoxin toxicity. What should the nurse assess for?
- Vision changes
Im pretty sure the answer iss hydrophobic but im not too sure
Yes, depending on the perspective. If it's going to be because they want you to, than no. If it's going to be a continuous thing to lose weight, get in shape, etc, than yes.
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