Question

1)Difference between drowning and altitude sickness.

Answer 1

Answer:

Drowning: It is the suffocation that takes place due to submersion or immersion of the mouth and nose of an individual in a liquid or filling liquid in the lungs of the person. It caused death if an individual drowns completely.

Altitude sickness: physical discomfort at high altitude due to low oxygen pressure that causes hyperventilation, nausea, shortness of oxygen, concession. It is also known as mountain sickness.

Burn: It is an injury of skin or tissue that occurs due to heat, cold, chemical or radiation. Most of the time the burn takes place by heat contact to skin and cause different degree burn depends on the intensity of hotness or fire.

Electric shock: Electric shock is the event that occurs when an electric current passes through the body of an individual that can be mild to severe. It can burn the internal and external organs of an individual.