Categories of age, sex, race, and urgency of admission, are all risk to a nosocomial infection
Explanation:
1. abnormal conditions due to the absence of specific substances usually found in a normal diet
Deficiency disease
2. susceptible to infection, partial or complete blindness, unhealthy skin
Vitamin A deficiency
3. fatigue, depression, irritability, low blood pressure, loss of appetite
Vitamin D deficiency
4. inflammation of the mouth, sores around the mouth, red and thickened skin, diarrhea, vomiting, etc.
Niacin (B3) deficiency
5. weakness, bleeding into tissues, excessive bruising, softening of bones
Vitamin C deficiency
6. bones not normally hardened and become bent or twisted
Vitamin B1 deficiency
Answer:
Explanation: Muscle Stain Is tearing of muscle fibers.
Muscle Soreness is stiffness in muscles.
Answer:
The human body has an internal temperature of 98.6°F or 37°C. When a person is submerged in water thats much cooler than their own body temperature, it makes it difficult to maintain the bodys heat. As we know, our body shivers when we get cold; but the shivering alone wouldn't be enough to keep your body warm in the cold water. Since this is so, you wouldn't last long without going into hypothermia.