Positive effects of technology in healthcare are:
Improving quality of healthcare assistance due to better health facilities and equipment, patient records or credentials are being kept in a database system easier to access in the facility, and time saving because of better data and easy systematic approach of the technology in the management.
Technology can also bring harmful effects in health care such as:
Medical knowledge posted online may not be accurate and dependable and it can bring harm to anyone who self-medicate. The radiation a technology emits would cause harmful effects and increase risk of a very serious disease on the healthcare providers that facilitates it. Lastly, the advancement of technology in a healthcare facility would cause a higher amount of money on patient's medical bills.
Answer:
I think it's all of them.
Answer:
"I should avoid giving my child fruit juice after 4:00 pm."
"I should encourage my child to drink lots of water during the day."
"I should wake my child at the same time every night to use the bathroom."
Explanation:
Nocturnal enuresis is a disorder characterized by involuntary loss of urine during sleep at least twice a week in children from the age of five who have no organ problems in the urinary system. This condition, popularly known as bed wetting, affects about 15% of children around age five; 7% at ten and 3% at 12 years. The incidence is higher in boys than in girls. Parents of children can take some measures to reduce the incidence of bed wetting, among these measures we can mention:
- avoid drinking liquids after 4:00 pm
- drink a lot of water during the day
- use the bathroom at the same time every night
