Answer:
running, swimming, cycling, boxing, organized sports, dancing(?)
Explanation:
·Allowing the client to be alone in a room at the end of the emergency department corridor, where it is quiet
·Teaching the client how to relax
·Staying with the client Correct
·<span>Asking the client questions about the mugging</span>
Answer:
HPV
Explanation:
HPV and Hepatitis B virus can cause cancer and can be prevented through a vaccine
Answer and Explanation:
Tuberculosis is an infectious and transmissible disease that primarily affects the lungs, although it can affect other organs and / or systems. The disease is caused by the Mycobacterium tuberculosis or Koch's bacillus. It is an air spread disease and occurs from the inhalation of aerosols from the airways during the speech, sneezing, or coughing of people with active tuberculosis, who release aerosol-containing particles into the air that contain the bacillus.
With the initiation of treatment, transmission tends to decrease gradually and, generally, after 15 days of treatment, it is greatly reduced. However, control measures should be implemented such as covering the mouth with the arm or handkerchief when coughing, keeping the environment well ventilated and with plenty of sunlight. The bacillus is sensitive to sunlight, and air circulation enables dispersion of infecting particles. Thus, ventilated environments with direct natural light reduce the risk of transmission.
So the program was sucessful if the number of patients decreased, as the disease can be controlled veru easily by that measures controls listed above.
Answer:
Cerebral palsy
Explanation:
Shaken baby syndrome is a type of brain injury that occurs as a result of violently shaking a toddler or infant; this damages their brain cells, and cuts off the brain's supply of oxygen. This has been deemed as child abuse and may often lead to irreversible brain damage or infant mortality.
Symptoms include excessive irritability, problems with breathing and wakefulness, vomiting, seizures and poor eating. Many affected children can require life-long care for their delayed development, seizure disorders and cerebral palsy.
Cerebral palsy is a group of muscle tone, movement and posture disorders. Typically caused by brain damage during infancy, its symptoms include delays in fine motor skill development, tremors, exaggerated movements and weak muscles; additionally those affected experience vision, hearing speaking and sensation issues.
