I found this recipe in a book called "A Woman's Book of Choices: Abortion, Menstrual Extraction, RU-486" by Rebecca Chalker and Carol Downer.
The books says to take 6-10 grams of ascorbic acid a day for 5-10
days. It says specifically ascorbic acid. Don't use vitamin C with
bioflaviniods in it, because they work to prevent miscarriage. Read the
label and check the ingredients, write down what to look for if you
think you won't remember when you get to the store. Tons of vitamin c
products are available, look for the cheap generic brands, they are
usually the ones that have pure ascorbic acid. Don't use anything that
has Rose-hips in it, they contain bio-flaveniods which help to prevent
miscarriage.
this is not recommended though.
Answer:
C. The use of patient restraints requires a doctor's order and frequent re-evaluation
Explanation:
this is probably the answer your professor is looking for however A could also be correct now-a-days concerning certain restraints but they're not considered physical restraints anymore. (anything the patient can remove isn't considered a physical restraint.) use that and what your professor told you to help answer your question.
All of the above Because You work on it any time else and your bones wont be as strong as you grow older if you work on it all the time you have stronger bones
