Explanation: Our skeleton is a very rigid structure of bones which provides support for our muscles, skin and its task is also to protect our vital organs. Whithout the bone we would be unable to do anything, beacuse our nerves, blood flow, lungs, organs would be blocked and squeezeed
A person's diet, or the nutrition they consume has a direct relation to quality of life and disease. Having a nutritious diet helps maintain a healthy body. If a person lacks a nutritious diet, say eating fast food every day, their body will show signs of this by way of weight gain, lethargy, irregular bowels, skin issues, etc. Fast foods lack basic nutrients and is often high in sugar, calories, fat, and carbohydrates. Your body needs these, but not in the quantity and not of the quality produced by fast food.
A person will begin to struggle with illnesses and diseases because their body simply isn't getting what they need causing the quality of life to decline.
She would need more alcohol as she would build a tolerance and not feel as intoxicated as before.
Eggs? as in sperm? i suspose possible pregnancy
Answer:
Taking the apical pulse before drug administration and teaching the client how to count the pulse.
Explanation:
The British National Formulary (BNF) and Micromedex suggest the assessment of apical pulse before administration of digoxin. An apical pulse of < 60 beats-per-minute (bpm) is the assessment where digoxin shall be withheld and taken only after approval of physician. A low pulse is referred to as bradycardia which is indicated to cause digoxin toxicity and heart block. Hence, sinus bradycardia and slow ventricular rate is correlated with digoxin toxicity in patients.
