Answer:
Cardiac catheterization may be defined as a diagnostic technique that includes the chamber insertion into the heart vessels. This can also be done for the interventional purpose.
Before the catheterization the individual must be tested physiologically and different tests are performed on the patient. The individual is tested whether he has any allergy for the iodine and shell fish. This is because the iodine with the some chemicals of shell fish are given in the cardiac catheterization.
I believe it is B because a child needs to have curiosity.
The top 5 causes of accidents in the home are:
-falls (prevent by always supervising children, using a ladder instead of a chair and installing grab bars in baths and showers)
-poisoning (prevent by having locks to keep dangerous chemicals away from children, always read medication labels and keep kitchen top clean to prevent salmonella)
-burns (prevent by once again supervising children in the kitchen, and ensuring your house has smoke alarms AND fire extinguishers)
-choking/strangulation/suffocation (keep plastic bags away from kids, keep small things away from kids, keep teddy bears and stuffed toys out of bed for young kids who could suffocate)
-water (drowning) (don't leave a child unattended in a bath or a pool, install safety locks so kids can't get in pool by themselves).
Hopefully this helps :)
