<span>In an event of a rattlesnake bite, keeping the person bitten to calm down is the 1st thing to do. When the venom reaches the heart of the victim, it could lead to a fatal death. So by calming down, the circulation of blood is prevented to rise. After which, they directly cut an "x" at the middle of the bite marks and suck out blood as many as possible hoping that the venom is also sucked out too. This was an old technique used in the Oregon trail and may not be the best technique there is nowadays.
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The answer is D. Being overweight or obese is clearly linked to an overall increased risk of cancer as well as Heart disease and diabetes.
Answer:
Digestive disorders – diarrhoea and colicky pains. Nervous disorders – hyperactivity, insomnia and irritability.
A=4
B=6
C=8
D=2
E=3
F=7
G=1
H=5
I=10
J=9
11. To help prevent cavities in both children and adults
12.wash the affected areas with mild soap or cleanser and lukewarm water
13. They simply require any human hair whether squeaky clean or completely greasy. This is because live feeds on tiny bits of human blood
I think that the physician and the medical assistant, Meredith, have an equal part of responsibility. Meredith because you are trained and know that you should always document the correct vital signs every time and for every patient, especially blood pressure. If she was having a problem getting a correct reading, she should have asked for help from another assistant in the office or have tried another sphygmomanometer. Also she did not review Mr. Wallace's file and I assume she didn't ask what was the cause of visit.
