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Eho was admitted to the emergency room after a fall. A radiograph confirmed that he had fractured the proximal part of his arm bone (surgical neck of the humerus). The radiograph also revealed that his bone matrix was not as dense as it should be for a man his age. A test for blood Ca2 was normal. On questioning, Henry confessed that he is a junk food addict who eats few vegetables and never consumes dairy products. In addition, Henry never exercises and seldom goes outdoors except at night. Use your knowledge of bone physiology and process figures from the textbook to answer the following questions. 1.Why is Henry more likely to break a bone than are most men his age
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In this situation, there are high chances of getting exposed to the possible pathogen by a cough or by touching to the patient that may lead to the infection transmitted from the patient to you, thus, one should use an N-95 mask or respirator or HEPA to protect yourself from any pathogen before examining the breathing or airway of the patient.
If you think you are exposed to the pathogen or infectious agent from the patient one must immediately to the agency as per the guidelines and protocols. Creating a report with the details such as date and time of exposure, exposed to which body fluid or blood, and what is possible details to the local authority of the agency.
The priority intervention is to use a different narcotic that counters the effects of the previously used one and this is called a narcotic antagonist. In this case, the narcotic that should be used is <span>Naloxone (Narcan), but that's just a brand name, other countries have probably different names for this narcotic because of their legislature.</span>
Answer: What grade level is this?
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