Answer:
A. their blood pressure becomes elevated, forcing more fluid into interstitial spaces as blood hydrostatic pressure rises.
Explanation:
Edema is characterized by an increase in the amount of interstitial fluid in a tissue or within a cavity. The fluid accumulated in edema is formed by an aqueous solution of salts and proteins from the blood plasma. An edema can have various causes, such as changes in the wall of a capillary, decreased plasma oncotic pressure, increased hydrostatic blood pressure, sodium retention, and decreased lymphatic drainage.
In people who are confined to bed for long periods of time they usually develop edema because blood pressure rises, forcing more fluid into the interstitial spaces as hydrostatic blood pressure increases.
The outermost layer of bone is called connective tissue
Answer:
1: It's strange how fast I've become nearsighted.
2: We have just occupied Vienna; a far-sighted man could have foreseen the possibility some considerable time ago.
3: Airy, the astronomer, corrected his own astigmatism by means of a cylindrical lens.
4: She wanted to learn more about the vertical adjustments that need to be made in many strabismus cases.
5: He was aware of the danger of accidentally causing amblyopia of the better eye by treating children below the age of six.
Explanation:
Answer:
IATROGENIC
Explanation:bb
Iatrogenic are dissociative disorder caused by the activity of a physician or caused by the medication or treatment the physician give the client or patient.
Iatrogenic also refers to any adverse effect on a person resulting from the activity of a physician which does not support the goal of the person affected as a result of the diagnostic procedures undertaken on
the patient. Example when multitude of drugs is prescribed to a patient adverse drug reactions are bound to occur because the drugs may be powerful drugs which may have undesirable side effects on the patient.
Although the dissociative identity disorder symptoms may be or are unintentionally produced by the practitioner who is treating the client.
I'm not sure if I understood correctly your question .
Two ways HIV/AIDS not spread through sex ...
By blood transfusion (there was a scandal in France and other countries in the eighties ....many people got HIV because of this ; it was called the scandal of contaminated blood...)
The other one could be a fight between two people with severe bleeding injuries; if one of them is HIV, it may contaminate the other one.
Or someone willing to help and look after a cut, if this person has a small cut as well, he may be contaminate by blood.
As blood is the only way of contamination, people have to be careful when helping someone bleeding if they are bleeding too.
Usually, in hospitals, dentists, they have to use gloves
Hope I helped
