Requires a medical diagnosisAn unruptured aneurysm usually causes no symptoms. A key symptom of a ruptured aneurysm is a sudden, severe headache.Can have no symptoms, but people may experience:<span>Headache: </span>can be severe<span>Gastrointestinal: </span>nausea or vomiting<span>Also common: </span>bleeding, dizziness, light sensitivity, headache, stiff neck, or thunderclap headache
<em>I plan to finish my history project today so that I can go to the movies tomorrow night.</em>
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This is a : Short term goal.
Long term goals are usually larger, more complex, and take longer to reach than short term goals.
Answer:
D - The Patient has a Right to Obtain Information about His / Her Plan of Care from Health Care Professionals
Explanation:
I took the Intro to Med. Asst. Final Exam and got 100%, this question was on my exam.
