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I believe that it is a diagnostic error
Explanation: A surgical error cannot be it because it talks about the side effects like discomfort or the conditions is causing the patient to deteriorate instead of improving. If it is an imaging error, chances are it can be it but you are usually are trying identifying the signs and symptoms. Chronic bronchitis is the inflammation of the bronchial tubes. Emphysema has a different defitition even though it has few symptoms that has in common such as shortness of breath. Emphysema is a condition that causes shortness of breaths. However, the air sacs (alveoli) are damaged. If it is a medication error, then the signs and symptoms that the patient is trying to manage is not very effective. Medication error, imaging error and surgical error scratches it out. So therefore, a diagonstic error should be correct. Hope you find these helpful
I think Amy should agree with Allison, the doctor legally doesnt have any rights to do that unless it is a medical concern. Williams should give it to her the pill even if it aborts the fetus/baby/whatever you want to call it.
Amys' role is a health professional, so she is supposed to help and make sure the patient is comfortable and stuff.
I wonder what filters all your body fluids its the liver so D.
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Answer: g(x) = 2sin(x)+3</h3>
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Explanation:
We start with y = sin(x) or f(x) = sin(x). Recall that y = f(x) since both are outputs.
Vertically stretching by a factor of 2 means we multiply each y value by 2.
This means,
y = sin(x)
2y = 2sin(x)
Then we shift 3 units up. So we add 3 to the y coordinate
2y+3 = 2sin(x)+3
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We can track an example point to see this movement in action. For instance, let's focus on the point (pi/6,1/2) which is on f(x). I'm in radian mode.
Stretching f(x) vertically by a factor of 2 means (pi/6,1/2) moves to (pi/6, 1) after the stretching occurs. I multiplied the y coordinate by 2, and kept the x coordinate the same.
Then we shift up 3 units to go from (pi/6, 1) to (pi/6, 4). You add 3 to the y coordinate and keep the x coordinate the same. Note that plugging x = pi/6 into g(x) = 2sin(x)+3 leads to 4.
