Answer:
Ambulatory health care facilities shall reduce the potential of a fire incidence or emergency by their design and planning, building process, maintenance procedures and operation
Explanation:
Due to the nature of ambulatory health care the safety of the people directly involved in the health care activities cannot be based on building evacuation adequately in the event of a fire incidence and as such it is required that the following standard should be in place
1) Sufficient and trained staff in fire fighting
2) Adequate facility arrangement for fire safety
3) Proper maintenance and operating procedures including;
a. Fire detection and alarm system,
b. Fire extinguisher systems
c. Planning for fire prevention
d. Fire drill programs for fire control
e. Designated safe areas and evacuation procedures.
Parents should teach the children to manage schoolwork, hobbies, sports and more
-trauma is the leading cause of death for young people 1-44 years of age
<span>-since multiple systems are involved, the EMT should expect to see many injuries </span>
<span>-emergency care will depend on the systems and injuries sustained by the patient </span>
-patients with multi system trauma are at a greater risk of developing shock than other patients whose injuries only one system
<span>-definitive care may be surgery (obviously you're not going to do this in the prehospital setting, but you're one of the first to take care of the patient)</span>
It is important to note that in this question, an alcohol content of 8% has been specified. On average, domestic beers contain between 5-6% alcohol. In this situation, the alcohol content is higher, which may likely result in increased effects of alcohol being felt by the person consuming it.
One serving of alcohol is fully absorbed into the blood stream within 30 minutes to 2 hours after intake. This is because the body can metabolize about 0.25 ounces of alcohol per hour. However, the effects of alcohol vary by individual and by how much alcohol they drink in one session. In fact, the effects and levels of alcohol in the body depend upon a number of factors:
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