The nurse's priority in this situation is to apply a firm pressure that is tolerable and not that hard to the flail segment, in order to prevent further damage as they wait for the EMS to arrive. It is because it is best to do this procedure for moving the patient with this kind of scenario could cause the patient to have a more serious complication when moved. It is best to do this as you wait for the EMS has the supplies needed for this type of situation.
Answer:
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2. The have a 25% possibility of the disease and a 50% possibility of having the trait.
Explanation:
1. If J and K both carry the sickle cell trait, that means they are heterozygous for the sickle cell allele (Ss) where the sickle cell allele is recessive to the normal allele. The punnet square showing the possible genotypes of their potential offspring is shown in the attachment
2. The nurse would see that the genotypes possible are SS, Ss, or ss. SS would be a normal phenotype, Ss would be sickle cell trait, like the parents, and ss would have sickle cell disease. The ratios are 1 SS: 2 Ss: 1 ss. This means there is a 25% chance the child will be totally normal, a 50% chance they will inherit sickle cell trait, and 25% chance the child will have sickle cell disease.
Endothelium, that’s what the blank would be.
The main organ is the heart
What are actions taken avoid the effects of a particular risk?
Answer: protective factors
