You don’t get the treatment you need. You get the wrong treatment. Wrong medication that requires the brain. If you go to a doctor and say “I’m anxious” they will give you Xanax and antidepressants when what you really need is a calmer state of mind that can be retained through meditation or healthier more holistic approaches. If your doctor asks if you smoke weed, use tobacco or drink alcohol and you are too afraid to say yes (even though it’s confidential) and they prescribe you something, they can have negative side affects with the alcohol and other chemicals you’re putting in your body
Answer:
The third stage of this process, where the different decision possibilities are evaluated, and their pros and cons are weighed to determine the correct option.
Explanation:
Any decision, at any level, is the result of the way in which the participants in the decision-making process understand the reality, of the way they interpret the information that is brought to their knowledge in various ways and of the way they filter it through their own personalities, values, beliefs, doctrines and ideologies. As a result, any decision is dependent on the image that participants in the decision-making process make of reality.
Compartment Syndrome is increased pressure in a compartment which contains muscles or nerves.
In this case, I would assume it would be in the left arm area because that was where he was injured the most.
