In a situation, for example, if someone(s) is in a cano or small boat, and the waves hit the boat and it knocks over. You should risk calling the police, or taking a risk to jump in the water and rescue the people that are in there. Two heads are better then one, don't you suppose? Or when you are in school, and someone is bullying the other person, take a risk to stand up for them !
Hope helps-Aparri
Answer:
Hey!
Your definitions are below!!
Explanation:
<u>Coagulation</u>: Is the reaction (often with heat...) or process of a liquid-based substance, especially eggs white/yolk and blood, changing "state" to a solid or semi-solid state.
<u>Denaturation: </u> Is the common alteration of proteins in their shape because some type of externally applied stress upon it... (by applying heat, acid or alkali), because of this the compound is no longer able to do its job.
<u>Aeration:</u> Is the introduction/exposure of air onto the a material/substance.
<u>Cross Contamination:</u> Is an unintentional process by which bacteria or other microorganisms (viruses/dust etc) are transferred from one object to another, with harmful effects such as food poisoning...
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Answer: There are numerous things that a Home Health Aide should not do when giving foot care to a client with diabetes.
Explanation:
Since there were no choices to choose from and so many things that should never be done, I will make a small list of things for you.
1: Never put anything in the client's shoes, as this can cause a blister or cut.
2: Never soak the client's feet in hot water; only use warm water.
3: Never cut the toenails too short and always cut them straight across and file after.
4: Never moisturize between the toes, always moisturize the feet instead.
5: Never treat the calluses or corns yourself, only a DR should perform this.
6: Never scrub patients' feet with anything other than a sponge or soft cloth. Always pat the feet dry.
