I'll answer what i can
Answer:
Its recommended because it can help fight the flu if you get it
It affects the immune system by training it to target the flu, and gain resistance to it
The best time is during cold, due to the fact that cold helps the virus (heat kills some viruses)
depending on the person depends on whether its effective or not.
<h2><u>Recommended for taking it, i do not know. Sorry for the missing answer.</u></h2>
Its important for the CDC to update it every year because the flu isn't always the same, and can adapt to the shot to where it has no effect.
There are choices for this question namely:
Ativan 1 mg orally
<span>Nitroglycerin SL </span>
<span>Serum electrolytes </span>
<span>Chest x-ray
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The correct answer is "Nitroglycerin SL". The SL means sublingually. The physician will still order Nitroglycerin to be taken sublingually whenever there is chest pain. The patient's medication may have been expired being stored for 12 months now. Ativan or Lorazepam will not be given as this is a sedative and there is no indication for sedatives.
Serum electrolytes and chest xray will not be requested as these diagnostic examinations are not usually done in patients with stable angina.
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<span>Nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (nAChR), are <span>ligand-gated ion channels and they can be a Na+, K+ and Ca2+ ion channel. Since nifedipine is a Ca2+ channel blocker (Ca2+ channel antagonist), it might inhibit the response of acetylcholine (if its receptor is Ca channel).</span></span>
