Some of the errors that a Medical Assistant can introduce could be errors in getting patient's profile and medical history. Others can include giving of wrong advise that can put the patient in danger. To reduce errors in taking vital signs first one should make sure that the equipment to be use is working properly. There should also be precautions like when taking blood pressure, one should put the cuff 1-2 inches above the antecubital and should not be too lose or too tight to avoid false reading. For temperature, one should also compare the reading at the thermometer and touch the patient if he or she is warm or cold and for the pulse rate and respiratory rate, one should count on full minute not just 15 seconds multiply it to 4 to get a one minute.
Answer:
B is the right answer
Explanation:
because all though many things can tie in to some one having high blood pressure, the most common one is a person's diet.
The pills most likely did not get rid of extra sugar so he now needs to put it in his bloodstream.
I would say that the second option makes the most sense. It is always best to begin with a lighter weight to perfect your technique, and start with only a a couple sets 2-3 days a week. Over time, Ashlee will build strength and be able to lift more weight safely.
