The Four Rs: Review, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
They are organized in a hierarchy, or order of importance. The first goal is to reduce the amount of waste we generate. If we use less stuff, we reduce the amount of waste produced.
If you start implementing the four R’s into your everyday life, the difference you will have on the environment will become exponential. Once you’ve perfected them, start sharing them with your friends and showing them all the ways they can easily reduce, reuse, recycle and repurpose.
Don't they explain it in the video?
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<em>A(An)is used to share patient data between organizations. HIE</em>
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<em>A(An)is key for the way e-prescriptions are submitted to pharmacies. EDI</em>
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<em>A(An)is a database of healthcare data. CDR</em>
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<em>A(An)is an HIE that operates regionally. RHIO</em>
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<em>Thesets national standards for the use and operation of HIEs. NHIN</em>
The nurse has to first ensure that polycystic kidney disease is hereditary and that they can pass it on to their offspring, the chance being 50%.
Explanation:
They should also educate the patients about the various treatments that are available today, although there is no cure for the disease. There are only interventions that can slow the worsening of the renal disease, including adequate blood pressure control. We can expect, effective therapies in the near future.
Insulin and glucagon are hormones secreted by islet cells within the pancreas. They are both secreted in response<span> to </span>blood sugar levels<span>, but in opposite fashion! ... Although there is always a low </span>level<span> of insulin secreted by the pancreas, the amount secreted into the </span>blood increases<span> as the </span>blood glucose<span> rises.</span>
