Keep a close eye on the patient. Keep watch for sudden bodily changes (temp, blood pressure, etc) in order to keep the patient stable
A witness has to be at least 18 years of age. They can be a stranger or a family member. There is no rule that a person of the treatment team can't be a witness but it's is not recommended and is not advised to do so.
Hope this helps! ^-^
D.) abnormally high body mass index (BMI)
B.) Binge eating disorder.
True it is but if they let you take it then it’s fine... maybe
Explanation:
what i think what be a good thing to say is that it obviously depends on what you do through the day like do you just drink and go to sleep and lay down every where or do you run and do stuff like that
what I would say if you are trying to lose weight is probably not to drink as much water in a short amount of time and also go for runs or do some type good exercise that will get you to sweat so you can get some of the water you drank to leave your body instead of just peeing it out as well worry about the actual food you eat because you can't expect to lose weight by eating steak and just go to sleep after
anyways I know that I didnt help that much but hopefully I made something clear or helped in some way
