Answer: was a deviation from an established standard of care and that the deviation was the proximate cause of injury.
Explanation:
Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome/ AIDS is a chronic disease that is caused via human immunodeficiency virus. It affects the immune system of the body. It interfere with the body's ability to fight against the disease causing pathogen.
It is caused by the sexual intercourse with an infected person, transfusion of infected blood, use of used syringe and through other ways.
According to the given situation, the transfusion of contaminated blood or blood products is likely to show the deviation from the standard practice and can become the cause of internal tissue injury.
One how my addiction interfere with 1 short-term goals in life because I think once you're addicted to that drug they're going to start putting everything that they have set for their self behind that drug because they're starting to think that the taking the drugs is better than their goals that they've already set for them so then they keep on setting that task or goal behind to where it never gets done 2 how my addiction interfere with one loom term goals in life because if you can't even complete the short small tax that you already set for yourself you're not going to be able to achieve the bigger ones because just thinking if you already have a small obstacle to go over and you can't pass that what happens when you reach that big wall you can't go over it or around it but then you use your addiction to help and that just makes it worse three how would one's priorities change through suffering an addiction to a drug because say yes set a priority to take a shower today but instead you go out with your friends and you going to start doing heroin or crack or something and then your body starts telling you that you need it and you continue going back and back everyday until you look back and seek hey I've been putting this in front of everything else that I'm supposed to be doing you from getting anything done because that's the only thing that he thinks important at that time how could these addictions interfere with family relationships because if you put all your tasks and goals and priorities behind you're going to put your family behind there too so after all this long time if you being addicted to this drug you really think you need it and then you say that you don't need your family and why you taking these drugs and thinking they're not doing anything to you they're really wearing you down and then when you finally become not addicted and you look back you'll see all these things that you never done for the people yourself hope this helps!!
Noticing patterns in how you respond to situations can help you identify a stressor.
Hope this helps,
Davinia.
During the winter I had a massive problem with my head. I don't mean to scare you, but you might need to get an MRI because we thought that my headaches were cancer. It was not but we tried everything from ice packs to pills to sleeping.
go to the doctor. they can get you on a low dose of meds to make the headaches go away:)
