A patient is suspected of having a pheochromocytoma and is having diagnostic tests done in the hospital. What symptoms does the nurse recognize as most significant for a patient with this disorder?
- blood pressure varying between 120/86 and 240/130 mmHg
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Periodic meetings between the Board and shareholders are essential (the frequency of meetings will depend based on where you are incorporated). The minutes serve as a record of the meeting's happenings. The Board's responsibility is to govern and oversee the company, its operations, and its management.
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What does a shareholders meeting serve?</h3>
A shareholders' meeting is a gathering of a company's shareholders for the purposes of discussing corporate policies or casting votes for board members.
Corporate law does not provide a certain process that must be followed when holding a shareholder meeting. The corporation's board and/or shareholders may decide how to conduct business. Some (often larger organizations) use a formal process based on Robert's Rules of Order, which calls for motions, seconds, deliberation, and then a vote.
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HIPAA laws<span> prohibits discrimination against employees and their dependents based on any health factors they may have, including prior medical conditions, previous claims experience, and genetic information. It also protects your access to health insurance should you be fired/resigned/disabled.</span>
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Two examples of each categories, still following the orders above are: (1) Huntington's disease and cystic fibrosis, (2) Down's syndrome and Jacobsen symdrome, and (3) heart diseases and variations of cancers.
