Coughing, having a respiratory rate of 35bp/m, restlessness, and diaphoresis.
Answer: Electricity can travel through AED
Explanation: AED is Automated external defibrillator.
AED is used in patients that have cardiac arrest,it is used to re-establish or return back the heart rhythm of a patients whose heart stopped beating due to an illness or accident,the AED does so but analysing the heart rhythm of the victim and re-establishing an adequate heart rythym when shocked.
Using an AED is delicate,though it can be used in every weather condition, but the victim should be moved to a dry area because water is a good conductor of electricity,this is for the safety of both the victim of cardiac arrest and the Healthcare provider,when the pads are placed appropriately in the patient/victim,the AED analyzes the rhythm of the patient, if it is a shockable rhythm,the health care provider slightly moves away from the patient and press the shock button to deliver the shock.moving away of the healthcare provider is to avoid electrocution.
Answer:
Hi there it seemed like you are struggling to answer this question only meant for you but I can give you some ideas.
So this question is asking how you deal with stress which can be a number of things, stress not only affects your mind but affects your physical body and you can do a lot of things to get your mind and body off of something that is stressful.
For example, if you have a preferable hobby you can use that hobby to take your mind off of something stressful because you are doing something you enjoy
Another great example you can use is taking a walk around your house or find something to focus on instead of that thing that is causing you to be stressed.
Once you figure out something that helps manage your stress levels you can answer that as either yes or no or both and put down what you do/can't do to manage your stress levels
Hope this helped and gave you better instructions on how to do this assignment :)
For a doctor incorrect test result could lead to a misdiagnosis witch could lead to the patient getting the wrong kind of help witch could ultimately lead to death.
Answer:
Artificial Passive Immunity
Explanation:
Passive immunity is the type of immunity an individual can develop when the individual receives antibodies produced by another individual or elsewhere, rather than being produced by the individual’s immune system, against a particular disease. This type of immunity provides immediate protection but does not last for long.
Passive immunity can be achieved naturally by an individual when antibodies are passed through breast milk or placenta of the mother at birth to the individual.
Artificially, passive immunity can be achieved when an individual receives antibodies produced from an external source rather than from the individual’s body immune system, usually through an injection in the form of “gamma globulin”.
