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A 60-year-old cyanotic patient with snoring and a slow heart rate should initially ask her, if it is feasible, what happens to her, and see how his breathing is. Once this is done, the emergency system is activated, an ambulance is requested and according to the possible pathology, the patient is resuscitated, possibly going to need mouth-mouth breathing.
Coming to work rested and alert.
Maintaining a safe and steady pace.
Avoiding long periods of work without a break.
Reporting unsafe conditions to your employer.
The sentence with the proper punctuation is: <span>Peanuts, according to Dr. Campbell, are a healthful substitute to potato chips. The sentence is punctuated with commas to stress certain points of the message being conveyed. The subject and the direct object are being emphasized in this sentence.</span>
The answer for this question would be Two words
Ethymology is a study about word origin and their meaning. In this case, osteoarthritis is from word osteo- which means bone and arthritis that means inflammation in the joint. Those words are from the Greek language.
A. muscles doesn't come with puberty, it comes with weight training.
