A) Lower life expectancy
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There are five (5) questions. The answers are given accordingly below.
1. Effective Communication
<span>Effective communication skills is what is being used by a coach who practices careful talking and listening. This is because he is involved in meaningful dialogue (two way communication) with the members of his team through talking to them careful and equally listening to them in the same manner.
2. In a game, the offensive team is the team </span><span>with possession of the ball or puck, whose main goal and primary objective is to score, whereas the main objective of the defensive team is to defend their goal post, that </span><span>to prevent the opposing team from scoring.
3. Defense
Just as explained in number two (2) above, if t</span><span>he team is more concerned with preventing the opposing team from scoring a goal against them, the team is playing </span><span>defense. The offensive team on the other hand is more concerned with scoring a goal.
4. Man to Man
</span><span>A defensive team
may decide to play man to man or zone. Man to man defense means that each defense player is assigned to a
specific offensive player to guard, while a zone defense implies that the defense players are assigned a specified area (and not a person) to guard.
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5. Ball Control
<span>When the team that is in possession of the ball, makes </span>attempts to maintain possession while the clock is running, they are playing Ball Control. While playing ball control, the offensive player that has the ball per time will be tackled (or attacked) by the opposing team, therefore the ability to dribble the ball<span> well is a critical skill while playing ball control.</span>
It would take<u> 125 minutes</u> to infuse the ns if the set delivers 10 gtt/ml. By taking the following factors into account: - The volume should be given in milliliters. - Time is expressed in minutes or hours. - Adjust the drop factor in gtts/ml.
Given, 500 ml of ns:
10 x 500 = 5,000 drops
10 drops per milliliter is 10 gtt/mL.
So, for 500 mL, you will receive:
Given that the flow rate is 40 gtt/min,
or 40 drops each minute,
we may calculate the number of minutes by dividing the total drops by 40:
5,000/40 = 125 minutes
How can I ensure that the infusion is administered at the prescribed rate?
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