Answer:
A,B,D
Explanation:
A) Before patient contact
B) After patient contact
D) After contact with the immediate patient care environment
I could be wrong on the last one but here's what i found on a website.
*Immediately before touching a patient
*Before performing an aseptic task (e.g., placing an indwelling device) or handling invasive medical devices
*Before moving from work on a soiled body site to a clean body site on the same patient
*After touching a patient or the patient’s immediate environment
*After contact with blood, body fluids, or contaminated surfaces
Immediately after glove removal
Answer:
a. Opening of ligand-gated cation channel
Explanation:
Ligand-gated cation channel get opened as a result of binding or connection of a lidand which itself is a result of response stimulus. It can also be opened through a note response of stimulus called voltage gated channels.
The purpose of this phenomenon is to allow passage of ions through the membranes as a result of connection of chemical messenger such as neurotransmitter.
When the neurotransmitter is released into synaptic cleft, it connects or bind with motoneuron, thus causing the movement of ion through the cell membrane, and which then leads to hyperpolarization or depolarization
Answer:
too deep in their thoughts
Answer:
I believe there are plenty of benefits of respecting differences, development, physical appearance, gender roles and people's orientation.
Explanation: if we all were to respect others' differences, orientation, and gender roles maybe children, teens and adults would feel safer expressing who they are as people. instead of having the built of stress that they have to live up to other people's expectations. it'll be better if people were accepted by family, friends, etc to provide them with a clearer mindset. as for gender roles, a man can take care of children, can do anything they set their mind to, same with women. it's unfair in some cases people don't believe this is possible. the only downside I can picture/have seen happen is straight people being bullied for, well, being straight. I don't understand it, but I have seen it. other than that I believe respecting others and our own growth, appearance, gender roles, and orientation would be beneficial.
!EVERYONE HAS DIFFERENT VIEWS! I know mine isn't perfect, if you disagree please be kind about it