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Explanation:
I will write this in RACE format for you.
When caring for adults 80 and over it is important to remember that they are different than taking care of any average person. Elders have a different way of going throughout life than younger people might. They need sensitivity care and more close attention to their health. You have to ensure that they are always thinking in positive thoughts and are getting correct care throughout the day. This is known because elders are important in life because they carry more knowledge than any average person. They also have very close feelings and matter to many people around them. all in all, elders need close and attentive care specially meant for their needs.
Following direct trauma to the left upper back, a 44-year-old male presents with diaphoresis and restlessness. His blood pressure is 100/50 mm Hg, his pulse rate is 120 beats/min and weak, and his respirations are 24 breaths/min and labored. Your assessment reveals abrasions and contusions over the left scapula. You should:
- apply high-flow oxygen, consider spinal precautions, and transport without delay.
Answer: 24 hours after diarrhea and vomiting have stopped
Explanation:
Answer:Chemo receptors
Explanation:
Chemo receptors/ Chemo-sensors are specialized nerve cells sensors that detect changes in certain types of chemicals le CO2, O2, and pH, and respond accordingly based upon location of the stimuli, and can be Direct or Indirect.
In the direct case, the chemo receptors, found in the carotid body located at the carotid artery monitors and detects levels of pH in the cerebrospinal fluid, oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood and helps in breathing, the rate and depth of of breathing according to a person's needs that is why it is very difficult for one to suffocate by holding their breath because these nerve cells will trigger back to the respiratory centers, an involuntary breathing response due to the critical signals of chemicals they detect in the blood.
Indirect chemo receptors can be found in the nose and tongue for detecting smell and taste.
