<span>The nurse should check the boy's height and weight. If the boy were to lose a massive amount of weight it would mean that he would be unhealthy which may be a result of the prescription. If his weight was normal then it would indicate that the prescription has not negatively effected his body. The boy's height would work the same way, if it decreased for some reason, it was most likely caused by a adverse reaction to the medicine. If his height is unchanged that would be a positive sign.</span>
During the 1950s, drugs were discovered that could reduce the symptoms of schizophrenia by lowering levels of the neurotransmitter <span>dopamine.
These types of drugs are known as </span>phenothiazines. There are two types of neuroleptic drugs that are used for
the treatment of <span>schizophrenia
symptoms which acts by changing levels of neurotransmitters in the brain, that
are typical neuroleptics and atypical neuroleptics.</span>
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Paint and coating production procedures can generate hazardous air pollutants, incorporating heavy metals. The cleaning and mixing operations can discharge certain kinds of toxic air pollutants and VOC, that is, volatile organic compounds.
Till the time, the most harmful environmental influence from paints is the discharge of VOCs at the time of drying process, that is, after the coating is applied.
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