I believe that is the age of sixteen.
you respond to a residence for a child who is having a seizure. upon arrival at the scene, you enter the residence and find the mother holding her child, a male 2-year-old. the child is conscious and crying. according to the mother, the child had been running a high fever and then experienced a seizure that lasted approximately 3 minutes. you should :
transport the child to the hospital and reassure the mother en route
<span>When you eat a lot of food before starting
drinking an alcoholic
beverage, the absorption of alcohol into the bloodstream slows down but not
prevent alcohol absorption. Therefore, it will not prevent you from getting
drunk for the </span>body begins absorbing alcohol through the stomach
lining and small intestine even if your stomach is full of food. Instead, your
being drunk will be a little bit delayed.
Answer:
between-subjects design
Explanation:
According to my research on different experimental designs, I can say that based on the information provided within the question the best way to make sure that the internal validity will not be influenced by an outside event is to switch to a between-subjects design. This type of design is an experiment design that has two or more groups of subjects each being tested by a different testing factor simultaneously. Since they are done simultaneously it significantly reduces outside influence.
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