When you drink alcohol, it's absorbed into your bloodstream and affects<span> every part of your body.
Here is some more Effects : </span><span>If you have diabetes, excessive alcohol consumption can lead to many complications.
</span><span>Alcohol must pass through the liver. Chronic alcohol abuse overwhelms the liver so it can’t break down harmful substances.
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<span>Long-term alcohol abuse can cause involuntary eye movements.
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<span>A muscle cramp may be a warning that you’re drinking too much.
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<span>People who drink a lot are more susceptible to lung infections like tuberculosis.
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HCCA Safe Sleep Campaign <span>was launched in 1995 in order to educate about safe sleep practices</span>
Let's all think about "Health Sciences" for a second. If any of you don't know what this means..it pertains to the field of medical primarily. With that in mind, you NEED to have effective means of communication in this field for many reasons of which some include: patient medical record accuracy, medication accuracy, diagnosis accuracy.
You wouldn't want to go into the emergency room at the hospital because you broke your toe and then all the sudden you are being taken to surgery for a procedure that is taking place on you left L5-S1 (lumbosacral spine). Or perhaps due to inadequate communication processes you could accidently be billed for a procedure that you didn't have and the next thing you know you have a bill in the mail from your health insurance provider stating you owe $23,000 for the procedure that they did not cover. Things like this could happen if you do not practice effective communication in this field.
<h3>Hi!</h3>
The correct option is A. June should have smelled the child's breath first.
<h3>Explanation:</h3>
The first thing that needs to be done when a person ingests a harmful (toxic) substance is to illicit a vomit so that the substance is expelled from the body. Considering June's case, the child had already vomited, and there was no need for June to try to induce further vomiting. What June should have done was to smell the child's breath to know which chemical the child had ingested so that June would be able to clearly explain to the doctors the cause of the child's response, and the treatment could be done accordingly.
<h3>Hope this helps!</h3>
