I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option A.
The first type of cell to differentiate is a neuron. The neurons are
cells that process and transmits information through electrical and
chemical signals. Hope this answers the question.
There are choices for this question namely:
Ativan 1 mg orally
<span>Nitroglycerin SL </span>
<span>Serum electrolytes </span>
<span>Chest x-ray
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The correct answer is "Nitroglycerin SL". The SL means sublingually. The physician will still order Nitroglycerin to be taken sublingually whenever there is chest pain. The patient's medication may have been expired being stored for 12 months now. Ativan or Lorazepam will not be given as this is a sedative and there is no indication for sedatives.
Serum electrolytes and chest xray will not be requested as these diagnostic examinations are not usually done in patients with stable angina.
I would diagnose the patient with lassa fever. Lassa fever is an acute viral illness which lasts for 4 weeks. It occurs mostly in west Africa and Sierra leone is found in west Africa. Some of it's symptoms are fever, nausea or vomiting, headache and diarrhea. In severe cases bleeding will occur.
