It needs to shock the heart to get it pumping agian just enough for the person to stay alive until paramedics are able to arrive
A team must justify patient behavior that threatens the physical safety of the patient, the team or others when moving a patient to seclusion
<h3>When can a patient be placed in seclusion?</h3>
Uses restraint or isolation only when it can be clinically justified or when justified by patient behavior that threatens the physical safety of the patient, staff, or others.
With this information, we can conclude that The immediate goals of seclusion and physical restraint are to defuse the dangerous situation
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Hello!! I would say that’s false. Truth is, they’re both super important. Your endurance teaches you how to do something for an extended amount of time, like running. Whenever you run a marathon, you build up your endurance so you won’t be as tired during the marathon. As for muscular strength, you need your strength to pick up things or hold them. They both go hand in hand. You cannot have endurance without having strength. I hope I have helped you!! Have a great evening.
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I would say building resilience is the answer that makes the most sense as seeing its the only thing that effects your health positively.
