Answer:
I hope the below helps!
Explanation:
For the person infected, they may not be able to carry out things they normally do in their day to day life. For family or near by friends, this could cause a big impact on them as they may need to start helping with jobs (e.g. buying food, administering medicine etc).
If the disease is infectious, there is also risk of spreading the disease to people who make contact. It depends on the type of disease as to how it is spread, but this can cause close people to become ill.
When diseased, some people can become seriously poorly. This puts stress onto family and others as they care/love for the person infected. If this stress is not handled properly, it can develop into sleep deprivation, anxiety, depression etc.
COPD, or Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, pretty much says it all. In COPD the Bronchioles (the pathways of air to the Aveoli), become inflamed and are occluded by mucus, because the Cilia which are responsible for pushing it out of the tract have been damaged. Because of the narrowing, the Aveoli attempt to increase the surface area so that more oxygen can be absorbed by the lungs, however this can lead to a problem as the dead space (space that is not the aveoli and can be absorbed) is then expanded as well, which leads to shortness of breath.
-Know your state's constraint laws and rules.
-Check to see whether it's too tight.
-Make a call light that is easily accessible.
-Every 15 minutes, you should check on the resident.
-use of the document
-Drinking water or food should be available.
This first one is both i think
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