Paralysis is most often caused by damage in the nervous system, especially the spinal cord. The nervous system is what give signals to the different parts of our body so that if it is damaged signals and messages could not be transported. If the central nervous system is damaged, paralysis frequently affects the movement of a limb as a whole, not the individual muscles.
The answer to this question would be: 3. distract the infant with a more appropriate toy.<span>
An infant wouldn't understand the instruction given by the nurse. It is more appropriate to give the infant another toy to distract him/her from the bracelet. The </span>identification bracelet is important to make sure that a procedure is done for the right patient and shouldn't be removed before the admission is over.
The answer is OCULOMOTOR NERVE.
<span>The oculomotor nerves are the motor nerves of the eye. In other words, they innervate the various ocular muscles and order them, if necessary, to contract to move the eyes, the upper eyelid ... There are three pairs of oculomotor nerves:
*The common oculomotor nerves.
*The pathological oculomotor nerves.
*The external oculomotor nerves.
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The answer could not be optic nerve because damages to this nerve cause cecity.
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