The correct answer is 4. "Dental surgery can safely be done usually 10 days after stopping the aspirin, depending on the health care provider's (HCP) preference."
Explanation:
Aspirin is a common medicine used to treat multiple conditions including pain and inflammation, also, it is common this is used to prevent certain heart diseases and heart attacks. Despite this, as an adverse effect aspirin might lead to excessive bleeding especially after operations which can last up to 10 days. This means, aspirin should be avoided at least 10 days before surgery, according to this, the most appropriate statement, in this case, is "Dental surgery can safely be done usually 10 days after stopping the aspirin, depending on the health care provider's (HCP) preference" as this is the only statement that considers the risk of excessive bleeding aspirin can cause.
True. It can cause failure
ABSTRACT V
STATE POLICIES THAT AFFECT WORKING FAMILIES 1
PROJECT BACKGROUND AND GOALS 1
FAMILY CARE 5
Federal Legislation: The Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 6
State Legislation 7
State Temporary Disability Insurance (TDI) programs 7
State Family Leave Laws 9
State Family Care Law Highlights 9
Table A.1 Family Leave Laws 12
CHILD CARE SUBSIDIES 15
Federal Legislation 15
State Legislation 16
Income Eligibility 17
Copayment 17
Recertification 18
Table B.1 Child Care Development Fund Pro
Answer:
Anxiety, worry, fear.
Explanation:
Whenever we need to seek medical attention, it means that we are not in a comfortable and quiet situation. Something about our health is not correct, we do not know what it is and we are afraid to find out. In addition, we are afraid that when we find out, treatment causes us pain or suffering. For this reason, it is normal that while waiting in the doctor's office we begin to feel fear, worry and anxiety.
