There isn't really a major risk
Answer:
1. Communication skills.
- Communication is important in every career, but none more so than in medical careers.
2. Emotional Intelligence.
3. Problem-solving skills.
4. Attention to detail.
5. Decision-making skills.
6. Professionalism.
7. Teamwork skills.
8. Leadership skills.
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The right answer is A. call 911.
Shock is a clinical syndrome that reflects acute circulatory failure. It is therefore an emergency that evolves towards death in the absence of treatment. The treatment is designed in a specialized environment and is based on the case of tonicardiaques, thrombolytics, surgical embolectomy and so on.
The patient is prostrate, pale, very anxious, has a pallor of the skin and mucous membranes, a cooling of the extremities with cyanosis (bluish coloration of the integuments), cold sweats, polypnea (superficial breathing) superficial, tachycardia (acceleration of the rhythm heart rate), lowered or even impregnable blood pressure (cardiovascular collapse).
It is part of the Vitamin B group. In some people, it causes their urine to turn a yellowish-orange color.
Even having a cold or sore throat makes you more susceptible to dehydration because you're less likely to feel like eating or drinking when you're sick. So yes you can get dehydrated in the cold.
