Ask your doctor for advice of course it is reasonable because doctors know how to treat most illnesses
If I were a medical administrative assistant I would use principles of decision-making where I would take in account and factor in different variables that may come into play - this is also how one applies decision making. The actual choices and decisions that would be done would of course depend on a particular situation. But in general, what one needs to consider is that when making decisions, different things needs to be factored in.
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Upstream thinking considers the social, economic, and environmental origins of health problems that manifest at the population level. ... Together these actions can help formalize nursing's role in responding to citizens' concerns about environmental health problems
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<span>the thing that is common for someone in stage two of HIV is: C. flu symptoms and burning on urination
This stage happens between 2 to 4 weeks after initial infection which often cause a flu-like symptoms such as fever, headaches, and rashes due to the spreading of the virus all over our body </span>