A nursing observation that indicates that the client is
ready to be discharged after the surgery of 7 hours after the individual’s
inguinal hernia repair are: urinary elimination in which the individual should
do with first 8 hours, ability of the individual to intake fluid without
vomiting is a must and the pain should be tolerable where the individual does
not need any personal assistance.
Wear protection like knee guards, helmet, arm guards etc. Stuff that would help her stay safe incase she fell. Or to stay on a wall and look for guidance.
<span>the thing that is common for someone in stage two of HIV is: C. flu symptoms and burning on urination
This stage happens between 2 to 4 weeks after initial infection which often cause a flu-like symptoms such as fever, headaches, and rashes due to the spreading of the virus all over our body </span>
I would say "Burying them deep in the ground in special containers". You don't put hazardous chemicals in landfills, they could seep into the ground, and I somehow doubt it's ethical, let alone legal to pour them down a drain.
