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Hi srry i cant answer but are you at any point from PSB?
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I think the first one cause it kinda makes more sense
Jesus preached to the people of the world and his disciples. He wanted his word to get out to gentiles and others around the world.
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A statue of an old man with a long beard and a blue sky China.Confucius was a great teacher, philosopher and politician. Photo by ErikaWittlieb / CC BY
Whether Confucianism actually is a religion or not is debatable, since it does not have any priests or churches. Nevertheless, it has continued to affect the lives of Asian people to this day. The system gives advice on how societies should be run, how people should live their lives and how relationships should be maintained. It stresses hierarchy, social harmony, group orientation and respect for elders – all aspects of Chinese, Japanese and Korean culture that are still very much alive.
The teachings of Confucianism consist of several principles or virtues, and some of the most notable ones are ren, li, zhong, and xiao. Ren deals with humaneness and kindness to others, li, rites, focuses on politeness and understanding everybody’s correct place in the social hierarchy, zhong deals with loyalty to one’s superiors and xiao, filial piety, promotes respect towards your elders, both the living and the dead. Together these virtues govern people’s everyday lives
The correct tests to be done in this situation is Electrocardiogram and Troponin test.
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The person said in this question is having Hypertension along with left sided chest pain. This is by far the most common symptom for cardiac arrest. So as soon as possible the patient is taken for an ECG test, which will tell us the electrical activities of heart along with the muscle conditions.
The second most important test is the biomarker test. Troponin is by far the most used and reliable biomarker for cardiac arrest. This biomarker is found in blood from very soon after the attack and remains in blood for a longer time than others. The most checked troponins are CK, CK-MB and the Myoglobin. These tests are recommended by WHO for a suspected cardiac arrest.