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A common way for infectious diseases to spread is through the direct transfer of bacteria, viruses or other germs from one person to another.
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<em>“My group believes that Elisa has/does not have a notebook . I think that she does/does not have the economical condition because . . .”
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<em>• Then, explain how molecules move through the body when someone has the conditions you investigated, and compare that to Elisa’s test results.
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<em>Elisa's Test Results Test Result
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<em>Total glucose molecules absorbed by cells 19
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<em>Total amino acid molecules absorbed by cells 54
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<em>Total oxygen molecules absorbed by cells 273
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<em>Oxygen molecules are taken in per breath 25</em>
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Answer:</h2><h2><u>
Explaining that this is an expected adverse effect of pilocarpine</u> is the most appropriate nursing action.</h2><h2>
Explanation:</h2>
Pilocarpine is an antimuscarinic drug. There are M3 receptors located on the pupil responsible to constrict the pupils (miosis ) and also causing cyclospasm.
<u>As pilocarpine is administered</u> ,it is a pharmacologic antagonist of the muscarinic receptor , it results in mydriasis (dilation of pupils ) and cycloplegia ( inability to accommodate ) resulting in blurred vision.
Hence it is one of the side effects of pilocarpine.
Many STDs don't have obvious symptoms. Lots of people don't even know they have an STD until their doctor discovers it. Even a bump that looks like an ingrown hair could be something more. Getting a prescribed antibiotic from a professional would be way more accurate at treating the STD than one you would get from the drug store
