Answer:
sometimes it can if there is nothing in the way.
Answer: Buck's
Explanation:
Buck's traction is a traction which is related to skin. It is used temporarily in case of fractures. In case of fracture this traction is put on the skin to keep the femur in position.
It can use tape or pre made boot in order to keep the bone fix at its place. The weight should not be more than 4-4.5 kilograms.
Other methods such as balanced suspension, crutch field tongs and Thomas splint are some of the traction of skeletal muscles.
In a normal human adult, your heart beat will on average be 60-100 beats per minute. However one thing about medicine is that we never treat the numbers but the patient, and there are people who's heart rates can be lower or higher.
Additionally children and infants to tend to have higher heart rates.
Answer:
Any type of blood draw would be affected by Warfarin.
Explanation:
Warfarin is a blood thinner, usually used to prevent blood clots in veins and arteries. Any type of cut, or puncture from a needle (to draw blood), would make the patient bleed more than normal, and it would be difficult to stop.
