If your full question is
Which risk factor is least likely to result in someone contracting HIV infection?a.Multiple sexual contacts
b.Hemophilia
c.Intravenous drug use
d.<span>Working with AIDS patients
your answer is undoubtedly D, working with AIDS patients.</span>
Answer:
A. "I would like to know why you came home late without calling me."
Explanation:
Statement A, "I would like to know why you came home late without calling me.", is the best example of an assertive communication technique that expresses the concerns of the client in an honest and straightforward way without sounding rude, aggressive or jumping into conclusion quickly. In this way, the right of the other person would be respected while the client expresses his. The rest statements given as examples contain words that suggest aggression, such as “hate”, “angry”.
Answer:
Patients will be advised of all of the risks associated with the surgery, including but not limited to bleeding, possible complications i.e. injury to other organs etc., and problems associated with anesthesia. In addition, patients will be educated as to what to expect after the surgery, what to look for if they are going home, and what follow-up appointments they will need. The doctor will inform you of what is expected if you are staying in the hospital and what you can expect from your hospital stay
Explanation:
Just had ou patient surgery today. Personal experience.
Who.gov is a very good website. They have all the information about anything regarding diseases
(MRI) magnetic resonance imaging studies that distinguished alcohol related brain effects that are permanent from those that are reversible with abstinence.
The cerebellum ,which is the part of brain is responsible for coordination movement and perhaps even some forms of learning , appears to be particularly sensitive to the effects of thiamine deficiency and that area most frequently damaged with chronic alcohol consumption.
Using (CT) computed tomography, researchers are finding the direct effects of chronic drinking. Alcohol interferes with brain communication pathways and can effect the way the brain works. Both MRI and CT scan have been applied to the study of alcoholism.
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