Answer and Explanation:
Pneumonia is the inflammation of the lungs, usually caused by an infection. It affects the respiratory system (lungs and throat) and causes minor injuries, which are the gateway to the pneumococcus. As a person's resistance is lower (which are in elderly people), the bacteria can multiply and end up causing an infection in the lungs.
The main symptoms are: cough with phlegm; high fever; shortness of breath; chest pain; accelerated breathing and feeling of weakness. Older patients may not have a fever, but may have mental confusion.
Answer:
Chemical imbalance, drug use, mild stress
Explanation:
When someone begins to show extreme emotions, we often find that they have no emotional control, that they are strong-hearted and sometimes even annoying. Any situation or circumstance, however unimportant it may seem, elicits in this person a reaction that many would consider exaggerated.
However, these emotions can be triggered by biological factors and other factors that interfere with an individual's psyche, causing externalization of exaggerated emotions. Some of these factors are: Chemical imbalance, drug use, mild stress.
Answer: Directly
Explanation:
If due to aging and/or lack of maintenance a PPE slows down, even just by a few cycles — the result on incident energy can be really dramatic. And if the circuit breaker refuses to open at all, the incident energy may increase by ten times or more. It really depends on how the next OverCurrent Protective Device (OCPD) upstream sees the fault.
So the arc flash hazard that may occur during an arc flash event is DIRECTLY dependent on the OCPD that is protecting the equipment.
Answer:
A and b because you want them to clearly understand what is wrong and the name but at the same time not to confuse them
