A physician who analyzes cells, tissues, and organs to diagnose disease is called a pathologist.
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The nurse should administer an injection of postexposure prophylaxis for tetanus. Tetanus is a toxic substance produced by a bacterium that cannot survive air (oxygen) exposure, that is why deep wounds are more vulnerable to tetanus. A moderate burn injury is considered an open dirty wound, therefore the patient should be protected from tetanus.
There is a vaccine for tetanus, that provides immunization from this disease, but it needs to be repeated every 10 years. However, in cases where there is an open dirty wound, the vaccine is believed to be inactive if it was not done within the last 5 years.
In this case, the child will not receive the tetanus vaccine, but an injection of active immunization, which acts much faster, but does not last as long as the vaccine.
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A tsunami can send a wave in multiple directions. Over time a wave will not have as much energy as did when the wave was first started. So when the tsunami hits land it will not be as strong as another wave generated from that same earthquake. EX: When the tsunami hit Japan it knocked over buildings, meanwhile America was hit with a wave from the same earthquake. However the damage was much less.
