HIV/AIDS is only transmitted through the bodily fluid of one person that is put into the body of another person. this would be like a baby drinking the breast milk of a mother with HIV or having sexual intercourse with someone who is HIV positive blood. HIV cannot be spread through the mouth (unless the person has oral bleeding when performing oral sex) by kissing or sharing salvia. it is also not transferred through tears from the eyes, through the pores by sweat, and through the ears or nose (unless there are cuts in either the ear or nose and the blood, semen, breast milk, etc of an HIV positive person goes in that cut; this rarely happens).
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The answer to this question is, A. Physical!
Answer:
True
Explanation:
1000 mg = 1 gram of vitamin C
Signs of domestic violence in the emergency department are: 1. Marks or wounds on the body: they are evidence of physical attacks against the victim, usually the pacients lie about their origin. 2. Hostile or violent attitude towards health personnel: it occurs because of the abuse that they are subjected to. 3. Sense of guilt: during the interrogation they are usually blamed for the facts that involve the violent act. 4. Low weight: loss of appetite of the victim or deprivation of food by the offender. 5. Distraction: the victim focuses so much on his problem that he does not pay attention to external stimuli. 6. Costing nervousness: they lose control easily if an unexpected situation arises before them.
