The answer is cross-pollination.
<span>The nurse would be aware that hypertension, nausea, vomiting, headaches and tachycardia are all indicators of hypertensive crisis. This is when the client has eaten foods that contain tyramine and tryptophan while taking MAO inhibitors. These specific meds lower the MAO in the liver, something that is very useful when the liver is breaking down tyramine and tryptophan. If the patient goes into hypertensive crisis, this can lead to the collapse of the circulatory system, intracranial hemorrhage, and even death.</span>
Answer:
B.) By consuming food that contains calcium
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One reason is because they consist of many different types of tissues.
Tina's left tibial pulse is graded as 2+. This finding is normal. Pulses are graded on 4 point scale in which 4+ is a bounding pulse, sometimes visible, 3+ is bounding, full and brisk, easily palpable, 2+ is normal, average, slightly weak but palpable,1+ is weak, diminished and barely palpable, and 0 is absent.
