I would say diabetes because when you're diabetic you have an elevated amount of glucose. Which causes the narrowing of blood vessels and stiffening in arteries and a decrease in the function of red blood cells. which would mean that white blood cells don't do their job, and fight infection. so with all of this, blood and oxygen flow to the wound are decreased. So the wound can not receive proper attention from the body because it doesn't have enough nutrients or oxygen to heal.
I think it's Maggie and Nick
I do believe it's <u>FALSE</u> .Hopefully this is right and it helps.
HOPEFULLY IT HELPS !!!
1) living environment such as how they are being cared for and how safe the community is for them, also the resources they are getting.
2)family risk factors such as depression and mental illness and parental substance issues.
3) within child risk factors fussy temperament,development delay,any serious health issues
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<u><em>these examples should be taken into serious consideration when gathering information to fully understand and support children's support social and their emotional health </em></u>
