<span>If the client must be experiencing and undergoing the following:
</span>1. Abdominal cramping<span>, </span>nausea<span>, and </span>vomiting.<span>
2. Enteric precautions are required until three fecal cultures are negative for Shigella.
3. Absence of diarrhea doesn't indicate absence of Shigella.
4. Shigella still may be present 48 hours after anti-infective therapy begins.
</span>5. Blood or mucus<span> in their stool</span><span>
Then the client has a shigella.</span>
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Answer:
He will need to provide child support.
Explanation:
When the father of a child decides to leave his mate, he still remains the father of the child/children because their hereditary traits (DNA) still match his. Therefore, biologically and legally he still is the father of the children. Since leaving his mate does not absolve him of his fatherhood, he still has a responsibility towards his children. The law requires that he pays child support so as to augment the finances of the partner to meet the material needs of the children.
If he still wants to be a part of the children's lives, he can contest custody in court but child support is mandatory as the children should still be cared for.
A Bc I think personally it's a better choice
