Answer:
Cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes
Explanation:
For a disease to be non-communicable, they can't be transmitted from an infected individual to another. Such diseases that are the most common include heart disease, cancer, diabetes (and mental illnesses).
Answer:
<u><em>Shock</em></u> also called hypoperfusion; the inadequate flow of blood through an organ or a part of the body.
Explanation:
Hypoperfusion or shock can be described as a situation in which oxygen and essential nutrients are inadequately supplied to body tissues which can cause serious complications.
Inadequate cardiac output is the result of such kind of situation. In serious matters, hypoperfusion can also lead to the death of a person if not handled properly. Shock is the general name for such a condition and hypoperfusion is the medical term used for such a scenario.
Answer:
do it in your own
Explanation:
You are an event medic at a music festival and are finishing a shift, ready for
handover to the next team.
You have a 24-year of female patient in your care who has been receiving treatment
for heat stress, as she was found disorientated sitting in the direct sun. You are
required to provide handover of this patient for the next shift, as the patient will
remain in the event medic tent for additional time and the next medics on shift need
to be aware of what treatment has been provided so far.
a. What form and mode of communication would you use to provide this information to
the next medic taking over your shift? (Select all that apply)
Verbal communication
Non-verbal communication
Written communication
Listening communication
Visual communication
b. What channel of communication is best suited for this handover? Written or face to
face? Explain why.
