Answer:
The options
A. Contact medical control for input into the best treatment for this patient.
B. Check distal CSM, apply a sling and swathe, and transport the patient.
C. Check distal CSM, apply a traction splint, and transport the patient.
D. Continue splinting and report the popping sound to the triage nurse when you arrive at the hospital.
The ANSWER IS SURELY B.
B. Check distal CSM, apply a sling and swathe, and transport the patient.
Explanation:
In assessing Musculoskeletal Injury as in this case, check for Circulation, sensation, and movement, apply a sling and bandage/swathe followed by transporting the patient quickly to the hospital for further checkup
Answer:
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Explanation:
The first picture shows a cell membrane inside the protein there is a protein that needs energy to carries a molecule. Then, picture a is active transport, it needs energy.
The second picture shows a cell membrane that is that is eating a molecule then this picture shows a endocytosis process. It needs energy.
The third picture shows a cell membrane and a protein inside it, but it doesn't needs energy to carries a molecule, then this picture is an example of facilitated diffusion.
The fourth picture shows a membrane that is excreting wastes or molecules, then this picture is exocytosis. It needs energy.
Answer: The correct answer to the question is option C
BECAUSE YOU HAVE HAD ONE CHILD WITH TAY-SACHS,YOU MUST EACH CARRY THE ALLELE.ANY CHILD YOU HAVE HAS A 25% CHANCE OF HAVING THE DISEASE.
Explanation: Tay- Sachs is a rare disorder that is inherited,it is characterised by a progressive destruction of the nerves of the brain and spinal cord.its onset is from around 6months of life to around 4-5years of age when the child affected eventually dies.
A Child that have Tay-Sachs experiences problem with coordination,muscle contraction, must stiffness and weakness.there is also difficulty is speaking, swallowing, wasting(uncontrolled weightloss), hearing loss,seizure, and vision loss.
Since the parents of the child in the question claims they don't have Tay- Sachs and no one in the family has it but they came down with a child having Tay-Sachs and one of the major factors to Tay-Sachs as stated above is heredity,the main point to counsel the couples on is that because they have had one child with Tay-Sachs,they most each carry the allele which is obviously recessive so any child they had have has 25% chance of having the disease.
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