The first few minutes of rain are the most dangerous because the water mixes with the dirt and oil on the floor to form a narrowly slippery paste. After a good storm, the asphalt gets washed and the grip improves. In the city there are some traps hidden under the water. For example, the streams that have been channeled and that after a heavy rain overflow, ripping the manhole covers and wolf mouths. Whenever a rider finds a water-covered avenue, even at a shallow depth, it is advisable to change course or wait for the water to drain a little. to avoid an unpleasant surprise of feeling the ground disappear under the front wheel.
By using the ethical principle of justice, discuss how a healthcare professional is legally and ethically bound to provide care for a patient who has been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS. In healthcare, the ethical principle of justice refers to the equal and fair distribution of resources.
