- state phone anti-smoking/tobacco quitting services, where you can talk to the experts about the best steps to be tobacco-free
- Nicotine anonymous , a place created to rehabilitate nicotine addict
- County Health department, where you can find all kind of information about how to quit using tobacco products
When I applied to work as a receptionist/<span>transcriptionist there were only seven requirements as I remember they were...
</span><span>Knowledge of medical terminology.
Above-average spelling, grammar, communication and memory skills.
Ability to sort, check, count, and verify numbers with accuracy.
Skill in the use and operation of basic office equipment/computer; eye/hand/foot coordination.
Ability to follow verbal and written instructions.
Records maintenance skills or ability.
<span>Above-average to excellent typing skills.</span></span>
I also had to have extensive knowledge of medical practices, and have two years experience.
Answer:
loss of speech
Explanation:
typically when people have heat strokes they have slurred speech. trouble talking, along with seeing a stiff or drooping face and feeling sluggish in one limb, is one of the three main symptoms of stroke. If the flow of oxygen to the brain has been cut off by a blood clot, you may have slurred voice, or be difficult to understand, or be unable to speak at all.
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